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Repeating freedive sessions flying after 50+ meters freedive

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atef.filimban

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I was wondering, if I want to do 50+ meters dive. How many dives that I'm allowed do in a single dive session or in single day?

Is there any specific rules about flying after freedive session?

Thanks
 
50 meter dives are quite hard... I assume you are talking constant weight? bifins? you can certainly get DCS if you do it wrong. How long are your dive times at that depth, and how long do you rest up top?
 
The most honest answer is probably "nobody knows so err on the side of caution". Personally I'd do 4-6 dives to that depth, but don't take that as gospel. Having to put a limit like that on repeat dives is a real pain in the ass for variable weight spearfishing.
 
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