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Why someone is natural "hands Free"?

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Quagliarello

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HI, i started freediving 2 month ago so i'm a totaly rookie. Today we do for the first time a -12mt training and i equalize without using hands to pinch my nose.

First time i just exale a little bit of air from the nose in the mask and the tubes cliked, then i just equalize by doing something like a fretzen without pinching my nose.

Why someone is a natural "free hand" like me? (what happens in a phisiology?) How much often this happens?

Thanks in advance and forgive me for my bad englis
 
Pretty sure its genetic, some people are just born with it. I could "click" my ears long before I could swim. Its not all that common, but I've no idea what percentage it is. Most hands free divers learn it with time and experimentation.
 
i can do hands free...It was my understanding that it can be learned back when i researched the topic a long time ago
 
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