Just read the above by Jan Neal 1997. Great read , will read it again in a week. My question is how up to date is the information on breath up and how widely accepted is this book.
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Mastering Breath-Hold Diving
- Thread starterHydro-Mike
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never read or heard of it, but it seems to me this sport is evolving so fast something that old would be a bit dated, most schools have there own manuals and pelizzari's manual of freediving is pretty common reference as far as books go