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Unsuccesfull dive Carlos Coste

Thread Status: Hello , There was no answer in this thread for more than 90 days.
It can take a long time to get an up-to-date response or contact with relevant users.
Well, as written, the speed may be quite different on purpose, not only due to a different technique or different propulsion. Maybe Carlos does not use much his hands when sinking, rahter just the freefall and using the descent more for relaxing, while Martin may help more with hands also during the sink phase.

And if you want to compare DYN - a better example are the curent records of the Molchanov familiy: mother 200m in 3:04 (monofin) while the son was much faster - 200m in just 2:20
 
I just wanted to know if a problem occured during his dive : current or another thing.

I think I have my answer here
[ame="http://www.freedivecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?p=146#27"]FREEDIVE CENTRAL[/ame]
He had equalisation problems. It took him a long time to equalise at depth (~100m).

And if you want to compare DYN - a better example are the curent records of the Molchanov familiy: mother 200m in 3:04 (monofin) while the son was much faster - 200m in just 2:20
Good point.
 
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