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[News] Eric Fattah 90m Constant Weight Freediving Canadian and Continental Record

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Canadian Freediver Eric Fattah took the the Canadian Constant Weight record to a new depth of 90 meters April 22, 2010 at the Vertical Blue Competition held in Long Island, Bahamas.Circumstances had it that he actually forgot his neck weight prior to th...

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Congratulations Eric!

Eric is packing again! But how far will he go? Is the first Canadian 100m CWT possible this VB?

What did years of FRC diving and research bring to this new record?

And off cause we want to see the X1 dive profile from one of the most inventive freedivers out there!

Love, Courage and Water,

Kars
 
Thanks for replying!

Wow Eric, that's a very detailed nice graph! - It almost looks like a heartbeat sensor! LOL

Hopefully you'll have the time later on to tell your detailed -92m or other dive story.
I think for instance that I see on the way op that you at times do 3 softer strokes, to spare your legs I presume.
Also from the report I understood you forgot your neck weight, does that change your terminal glide velocity much?

I hope you got still some room in the tank and can hit -100 before the competition is over!
Retaking the National CWT must already be a very nice morality booster!

Love, Courage and Water,

Kars
 
Everybody has to watch out when Eric is suffering from low morality....
 
Maybe he's just using his psycho warfare techniques on the competition? LOL
 
Hahaha... that is so true!

He goes for 100m tomorrow. Gad, I can't sit still!
 
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