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New WR in STATIC !!!
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Oh my god, think he's in great shape. 9:04 never thought he's going for static records for his whole live, he always says he doesn't like static training.
I think that is one of his best records he have ever done, I think nobody thought he's really going for this one...
congrats Herbert!
I think that is one of his best records he have ever done, I think nobody thought he's really going for this one...
congrats Herbert!
True. It would also be good if we have a healthy motivated Sam Still.Jee said:Congratulations Herbert!!
Two WRs so close.. Respect!
I'm wondering if there could be a nice fight between Herbert and Tom for the STA WRs. I mean, it can be a good inspiration for both excellent freedivers! It would be very interesting.
Jee
A cameraman cut the rope by mistake and ended it before it began - it might be on the long Egypt 2006 thread.rogam44 said:
Herbet is unstoppable! Congratulations!
It's great to see his name on the record books in Static at last after all those near misses and record attempts in years past. I remember him doing 8'11" or was it 8'13" right in front of me in 2001 in Ibiza. And he broke Eric Fattah's cw wr then, too.
Is there anyone as versatile with World Records as Herbert? I think Martin is very close, but not so much with Static anymore.
It's great to see his name on the record books in Static at last after all those near misses and record attempts in years past. I remember him doing 8'11" or was it 8'13" right in front of me in 2001 in Ibiza. And he broke Eric Fattah's cw wr then, too.
Is there anyone as versatile with World Records as Herbert? I think Martin is very close, but not so much with Static anymore.
Congratulations Herbert!
It is interesting to see that there is a big difference in when the struggle phase starts. Some people who are good at static fight through 4min or more of contractions, while others are relaxed for most of it.
Lucia
It is interesting to see that there is a big difference in when the struggle phase starts. Some people who are good at static fight through 4min or more of contractions, while others are relaxed for most of it.
Lucia
Yes...... I get my first contraction at 2:20-2:40 but manage to do a 5+min static.naiad said:
A friend with who I train gets first contraction at about 3:30 but cannot do more than 4:40.I haven't had a blackout or a samba during static and every time I surface it's because contractions get too strong.Is there some training that will postpone my first contraction?
C0₂-Tables should™ do the trick.
If I understood correctly, contractions are part of the breathing reflex, which in turn is triggered by a raised CO₂-level. So training Your body to tolerate higher CO₂-levels without triggering the breathing reflex should prolong the nice-n-easy-phase.
Please correct me if I'm wrong
If I understood correctly, contractions are part of the breathing reflex, which in turn is triggered by a raised CO₂-level. So training Your body to tolerate higher CO₂-levels without triggering the breathing reflex should prolong the nice-n-easy-phase.
Please correct me if I'm wrong
sanso said:C0₂-Tables should™ do the trick.
If I understood correctly, contractions are part of the breathing reflex, which in turn is triggered by a raised CO₂-level. So training Your body to tolerate higher CO₂-levels without triggering the breathing reflex should prolong the nice-n-easy-phase.
Please correct me if I'm wrong
I know 'bout that and i've done some Co2 tables...in DYN....and contractions start at pretty much the same distance ......
Marcus, Herbert's coach told me that he was determined to get the record the next day, no matter how long it took, Turns out it was about 5 hours
Can you imagine trying to warm up and do a max static, then keep trying for 4 or 5 hours?????
Respect mate, well done!
Can you imagine trying to warm up and do a max static, then keep trying for 4 or 5 hours?????
Respect mate, well done!