New Zealand Freediver to attempt Static Freediving World Record

[DeeperBlue.com]

New Zealander Kathryn Nevatt (nee McPhee), who previously held the Freediving World Record in Dynamic No Fins (DNF) in 2008, has announced that she is going to be going to try and beat the current...

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[Kars]

Wow, I'm looking forward to that! 8'23" - that's really long... Quite an impressive jump from 7'34".
It would be interesting to read what she has learned and changed to reach that monumental 8+ level.

Love, Courage and Water,

Kars

 

[efattah]

Wow, I'm looking forward to that! 8'23" - that's really long... Quite an impressive jump from 7'34".
It would be interesting to read what she has learned and changed to reach that monumental 8+ level.

Love, Courage and Water,

Kars

Probably changed nothing; probably reached 8:30 many times in practice long ago... Just doing a record attempt (vs. competition) gains 30-60 seconds for most people... In Canada almost all static records were set in record attempts and not competitions.

 

[KatFish]

Hmm, this is the first I've heard of it! This article sticks more closely to the original press release:
Kathryn's a cert to dive straight into it | Wairarapa Sport | Surfing, Rugby, Soccer, Football, Cricket in Wairarapa
Thanks for the positive thoughts Eric.

 

[Kars]

Well I'll keep checking your Blog from time to time. Can you show some pictures of the Architecture you've designed?

 

[Simos]

I think Stephan might have misread this: Kathryn Nevatt Bids For Freediving World Record | Stuff.co.nz

In any case, since it was posted on DB you might as well go after the STA world record and see what happens

 

[Kars]

I think Stephan might have misread this: Kathryn Nevatt Bids For Freediving World Record | Stuff.co.nz

In any case, since it was posted on DB you might as well go after the STA world record and see what happens

In contrast with the Glaudius post, I like this one! :inlove