What on earth does the anus have to do with freediving? While training in Montréal with the Club d’Apnée Sportive de Montréal (CASM), I took a specialized static training and pranayama course. One of my teachers was a former student …
This dive site was submitted by Connor Davis.
23 degrees 56′ 16.31″N 74 degrees 33’46.62″ W. This is one spot on a long wall, bottomless, not quite vertical, extends.5 miles west and lots of miles east.
This one is world …
This dive site was submitted by Connor Davis.
Approx 23 degrees 48′ 38.29″ N, 75 degrees 07′ 13.15″ W
The top of the wall is at 60 ft with big coral heads topping out at 40 ft, and extending down …
This dive site was submitted by Connor Davis.
The northwest section of Little Cayman is a flat shelf 100-200 yrds wide, 20 ft deep or less, leading to a bottomless vertical wall. This spot is famous among scuba divers but …
If you have not heard of Eric Fattah but are interested in the history of competitive freediving, now is the time. In 1998 Eric invented fluid goggles, not realizing that Roland Specker had invented similar goggles in France …
Energy Beyond Breath is the third part in the Yoga for Freediving series by Sara Campbell. Energy Beyond Breath delves into the science and belief behind pranayama. From this philosophical framework it gives you a powerful set of meditations to …
Daylight savings in British Columbia starts in early November. The days are now too short to get out in the ocean in the late afternoon. The angle of incidence of the light ensures that most light is reflected off the …
This post was submitted by Luca Malaguti, a freediver based in Vancouver, Canada.
A few months ago I was diving with my fiberglass monofin, looking for crabs near the shore. My fin got stuck between two rocks in a narrow …
The first wetsuit I ever used for freediving was a surfing wetsuit. The finest cheapest I could find. It came from Decathlon in France, and had a 5.5/4.5 mm longjohn and a 5.5/4.5 mm jacket. Combined I had 11 mm …
In this post we are going to take a closer look at how your judgement changes due to hypoxia. Being hypoxic means having too little oxygen to support your body. Hypoxia manifests itself as fatigue, lightheadedness, tunnel vision, altered colour …
