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Video of Ashley Futral Chapman’s World Record Dive at Suunto Vertical Blue 2012

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUqPAaUOWuw]Ashley Futral Chapman CNF World Record at Suunto Vertical Blue 2012 - YouTube[/ame]
 
I think she's a very strong swimmer, and could definitely make even more gains by working on her freefall technique
 
Will said:
I think she's a very strong swimmer, and could definitely make even more gains by working on her freefall technique
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I think I agree, but it's better coming from you

Glide phase seems to come quite late so I guess she's quite under weighted? At what depth are you neutral Will, on big CNFs?

Fantastic swim and congrats Ashley! And perhaps not even at the limit yet!?

 
Siku said:
Glide phase seems to come quite late so I guess she's quite under weighted? At what depth are you neutral Will, on big CNFs?
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AFAIK most of the freedivers don't use any weight on big CNF and in this case they are neutral around 30m.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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