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My struggle in DYN...

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Icecool82

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Hello everyone

Since I have started freediving I always had a real struggle to reach the 100m wall in dyn despite having a normal static(6’24”).

My real struggle starts at around 75m(50m pool) where i am in such a pain that I have to quit most of the times before or at the 100m wall. Sometimes in DNF I don’t even reach the 75m. This has been really frustrating...even my instructor doesn’t know what to do with it. I also noticed with walking apneas reaching two minutes is a real pain.

What do you think I should do?

Is it something related to training my dive reflex?(I assumed that the dive reflex takes too long to kick in and that struggle part is really long)

Thanks everyone
 
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