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The wet and squishy apnea walk

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naiad said:
Is this a men-only problem? I haven't heard any freediving girls admit to it. Or maybe guys are just more honest...
I have wondered the same thing because my partner is very strong in this department too! In apnea or exams...
 
I was reading about scuba diving in the uk in dry suits, it seems like divers dypers are the norm, or you can even get some kind of cathiter.
 
LOL, haha, that's for sure almost happned to me! it's kinda werid though...at least you didn't bang your head or something
 
This may not be an uncommon issue, though I have not encountered it. I just read Pelizzari and Tovaglieri's text on freediving, and they mention that an urge to eliminate can occur, among other psychological and physical sensations, when one achieves relaxation "whether passive or dynamic" (if you have the book, p. 129 - does this characterize what is going on in your experience?). Also, some little kids have "apneic" tantrums and "accidents" are not uncommon in those cases.

Frankly, towards the end of an apnea exercise, I am usually in anything BUT a relaxed state. Maybe that's why I don't have this issue. Still a newbie.... but also F not M.

I guess the point of this post is - if it makes it any less embarrassing, you're apparently not alone... BTW, congratulations (to the original poster) on the pb of 124 yards walking apnea and on your static time!

Cheers to you,
 

This happens, anyone can get in such situation. During exams it always happens that someone feels sick and has to leave examination class and has to hand in paper no matter if you are done or not.
 
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