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water in the nose
- Thread starter schweller
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erasmuspaxi
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Just learn to keep your soft pallate shut!
Try read the famous frenzelFattah.doc .
I believe efattah still spreads it on his website.
Otherwise try a search on frenzel in the training forum.
It will not prevent water from getting into your nose but will keep your upper respiratory tract from getting flooded entirely.
Get used to the feeling of water in your nose. It doesn´t hurt. ...
as long as you don´t i n h a l e....
Also get a good suctioncup-thing
(a handle to carry windowglass) and glue yourself to the bottom of a pool.
Experiment!!!! water won´t hurt you.
Just make sure to follow rule number one:
NEVER DIVE ALONE!!!!
erasmus
P.S.: By the way ...Yes the qoustion seems entirely stupid but this is what this forum was made for.
Try read the famous frenzelFattah.doc .
I believe efattah still spreads it on his website.
Otherwise try a search on frenzel in the training forum.
It will not prevent water from getting into your nose but will keep your upper respiratory tract from getting flooded entirely.
Get used to the feeling of water in your nose. It doesn´t hurt. ...
as long as you don´t i n h a l e....
Also get a good suctioncup-thing
(a handle to carry windowglass) and glue yourself to the bottom of a pool.
Experiment!!!! water won´t hurt you.
Just make sure to follow rule number one:
NEVER DIVE ALONE!!!!
erasmus
P.S.: By the way ...Yes the qoustion seems entirely stupid but this is what this forum was made for.
Hi schweller; welcome to the forum.
Do you like a challenge (pia) or a quick n' dirty (easy) remedy?
Challenge:
The air in your nasal cavity is subject to the same laws of physics as all compressible gases. When you dive, water pressure compresses your 'nose air' and it takes up less space.....which creates a vaccuum.....which draws in the medium near the nose.....and that medium is water. Air can't be 'pulled' from your lungs because you would have sealed your throat (it better be, or your dive won't last long). The only way to counter this would be to repeatedly relax your throat and slip air from your lungs into your nasal cavity to 'push' the water back out. It would be quite a balancing act trying to do this while intermittently equalizing.
Quick n' Dirty (and easy):
Continuously keep a hand on your nose.
Do you like a challenge (pia) or a quick n' dirty (easy) remedy?
Challenge:
The air in your nasal cavity is subject to the same laws of physics as all compressible gases. When you dive, water pressure compresses your 'nose air' and it takes up less space.....which creates a vaccuum.....which draws in the medium near the nose.....and that medium is water. Air can't be 'pulled' from your lungs because you would have sealed your throat (it better be, or your dive won't last long). The only way to counter this would be to repeatedly relax your throat and slip air from your lungs into your nasal cavity to 'push' the water back out. It would be quite a balancing act trying to do this while intermittently equalizing.
Quick n' Dirty (and easy):
Continuously keep a hand on your nose.
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erasmuspaxi
Guest
There you go ...
Just blow out your nose a little and thenhold it.
No water in the nostrils...
Try it with your head down!
Just blow out your nose a little and thenhold it.
No water in the nostrils...
Try it with your head down!
thanx, erasmus and unirdna.
***erasmus
i meant especially the feeling of water in the nostrils. there are no problems with keeping my respiratory tract safe and... mmm... "dry" (sorry for my rusty english, it's not my native language).
strange thing: salt water doesn't hurt me at all, but lake/pool water is a complete difference.
***unirdna
yeah, i remember, i've heared about it.
how long should it be practiced until success?
***erasmus
i meant especially the feeling of water in the nostrils. there are no problems with keeping my respiratory tract safe and... mmm... "dry" (sorry for my rusty english, it's not my native language).
strange thing: salt water doesn't hurt me at all, but lake/pool water is a complete difference.
***unirdna
yeah, i remember, i've heared about it.
how long should it be practiced until success?