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Safety Divers of the future

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Phil C

Still Wet Behind The Ears
Nov 12, 2006
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Getting a good team of safety divers is always a top priority for the organisers of freediving competitions. Having organised a few I find it can be a bit of a headache. Good safety divers are also often top freedivers and being a 'safety' will prevent them from competing.

It seems there is a solution.

Beluga Whale Saves Free Diver from Drowning

Anyone know where we can get some of these?

Phil C
www.aucklandfreediving.co.nz
 
A freediving competition that involves performing a static breath hold at the bottom of a 7m deep ,freezing cold pool populated by whales with little or no safety cover.

What could possibly go wrong?
 
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