stefusa
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Yep sure, I agree, but it should not be use as a bottom timer to know if you can stay or not !!!!! :no :shakehead :no
What is your max depth?
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havnmonkey
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don't do anything that you don't know... My deepest is 50', in 3/2 fullsuit and scuba fins. I had never gone past 20' but Scuba has helped me alot with overall comfort underwater. Swimteam also helped, but I never did depth just distance underwater.
I have cut many dives short, while still feeling good, because I don't want to get anywhere close to my limits. Without a dive computer I wouldn't know how far I am into a dive.
I'll never feel better about diving with less information.
Chad
I'll never feel better about diving with less information.
Chad
stepup
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20ft. In a local lake off the back of my mastercraft with a mask.
Who is Tiger Woods? That guy that hits that little white ball with a stick?
What your saying is he dont like them using his name without paying him alot of money............. over rated if you ask me.
I mean who cares who built his boat ( Oh man, Tiger woods got a boat there and he can hit a little ball real go0d, I`m goin to get my boat there) Clones...
And I`m not just picking on him its everyone in sports or Tv/movies, Who cares where they go what they do or what they own. NOT ME, I do my own thing
Sorry bout that, lol I can only hit bout 30' but my wife can hit 40' I dont see the point, If I`m going down I will take air with me, I like to stay awhile.
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I did 39meters (like 125ft).
But only once and everytime I tried to improve, I got only to approx. 35m.
But mostly I don't try for depths. I'm not living close to clear water, so usually I go to 10 - 20m. Those 39 I did in Croatia last year during the freediving course I took. I really recommend to anybody interested in freediving to take some - it's great experience.
But only once and everytime I tried to improve, I got only to approx. 35m.
But mostly I don't try for depths. I'm not living close to clear water, so usually I go to 10 - 20m. Those 39 I did in Croatia last year during the freediving course I took. I really recommend to anybody interested in freediving to take some - it's great experience.
JimQPublic
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Since this thread has been resurrected...
I had never been deeper than the bottom of a backyard pool- maybe 9'. Only used snorkeling equipment one weekend. Probably had never held my breath more than a minute. Then signed up for Performance Freediving 4 day intermediate class and bought freediving gear- open cell wetsuit, long fins, low volume mask. After Kirk Krack and Martin Stepanek's coaching I did a five minute static and 20 meter (65') free immersion (pulling down a rope by hand) on the first ocean day. I was equalizing fine- fear, nausea, and signals from my diaphram kept me from going deeper.
Since then the few times I've been diving the bottom was my limit.
I had never been deeper than the bottom of a backyard pool- maybe 9'. Only used snorkeling equipment one weekend. Probably had never held my breath more than a minute. Then signed up for Performance Freediving 4 day intermediate class and bought freediving gear- open cell wetsuit, long fins, low volume mask. After Kirk Krack and Martin Stepanek's coaching I did a five minute static and 20 meter (65') free immersion (pulling down a rope by hand) on the first ocean day. I was equalizing fine- fear, nausea, and signals from my diaphram kept me from going deeper.
Since then the few times I've been diving the bottom was my limit.
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