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Martin did 108m, CWT
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108m CW - that makes a 216m in total, which is actually a bigger distance than the current WR in dynamic, just vertically. I know that it is not comparable - a part of the sinking is motionless, but in contrary the ascend then needs more effort than horizontal swimming. I wonder if Martin ever tries to beat the dynamic record. I'd tell that he may have the capacity to do it.
Congrats, Martin!
Congrats, Martin!
That's a lot! If the CW depth is half the dynamic distance, that gives me a potential CW of... 22m! :head
(I know it doesn't always work that way. Someone once said that for every 1 minute of static, it should be possible to do 20m of dynamic. That means I should be able to do 115m dynamic...)
Congrats Martin! :king
(I know it doesn't always work that way. Someone once said that for every 1 minute of static, it should be possible to do 20m of dynamic. That means I should be able to do 115m dynamic...)
Congrats Martin! :king
