I can only do dry static training using CO2 and O2 tables since I dont really have the possibility to do wet training. Is that a problem?
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No, it's not a problem to do dry static training. Most of us that do static tables do them dry. But it's more fun underwater and gives you the real world sensations. I don't freedive competively, but I suppose if you are going to compete that it wolud be important to do a lot of underwater training.
Absolutely not a problem, many divers do dry training when there is limited access to water. If you really want to do it in water you can get creative and use a bucket or bath tub. Just make sure if you are training in water even in the bucket you have someone trained watching over you.
