Category: Freediving
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East Bohemian freediving under the ice
I’m not totally sure where this is, but the video description says FEB Hrádek, and other videos by MrSmahy mention www.feb.cz, which is the East Bohemia Freediver club in the Czech Republic. Hrádek means ‘small fort’ in Czech, there is a map here on their site mentioning Hradec close to the center of the map.…
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Basic lung stretching for freediving (part 1)
Maria-Teresa Solomons demonstrating the Uddiyana Bandha exercise in the video below, an abdominal tonification and purging exercise used in yoga for hundreds of years, recently adopted by freedivers to improve the elimination of air from the lungs, enabling the ribcage to flex and compress more at extreme pressures at depth. Don’t know if pool swimmers…
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“Back to the cap” – freediving in Reunion Islands
Someone has been using the ‘Documentary’ Movie Trailer theme in iMovie. But it works, and that fish school is just amazing. “BACK TO THE CAP” – Freediving in Reunion Island from Farouck Moullan on Vimeo.
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Freediver Patrick Musimu
In June 2005, Patrick Musimu redefined human boundaries and became the first freediver to reach a depth below 200 meters (218 yards, 656 feet). Great pro-quality video here featuring him investigating the ancient freediving techniqe of the sponge fishermen on the island of Kalymnos in Greece, where they used a special (heavy) stone called a…
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Guillaume Néry exclusive Sportlife documentary
The Sportlife Saga is about three elements of nature; water, ice and snow. The story of the element water is told by Guillaume Néry, world champion in freediving. Via Vedrana Vidovic
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Jody Fisher freediving with dolphins
Really nice video here, featuring Jody Fisher, world champion in the freediving ‘Dynamic No Fins’ category from the 2011 AIDA World Indoor Championships in Lignano, Italy.
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The fat freediver in Egypt
Hey, that is the name of the video :-) Personally, I could never live there. Too few cod, and if possible even less haddock! Sigh.
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Santa freediving
Because he need to get the gifts out to all of us, even the freedivers at ApneaCanarias.
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So you’re 426 feet down in your freedive and then the sledge jams
This must be exciting, dig the German speak, it gets even better if you try to hold your breath with the guy.