Records Drop in new BiFins Discipline
As of January, 2019, AIDA International has a new category for the competitive freediving disciplines: Bi FIns; designated CWTB for depth and DYNB for pool. Unlike the original category CWT, […]
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USA Freediving Interviews Robert King
Robert King held all of the US Freediving depth records for several years and represented the US at multiple World championships. USA Freediving caught up with him in North
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Kurt Chambers: My National Record Dive to 101 meters
May 31, 2016 Caribbean Cup – West Bay, Roatán, Honduras My primary goal for this competition was to close in on and maybe even earn the U.S. record for constant
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A Book About My Static PB in Belgrade by John Hullverson
At it again, John Hullverson describes his static session ending in a new PB at this year’s Pool World Champs in Belgrade. Verbose, yes. Entertaining, always! Hi guys, here’s another
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Greetings From Serbia by John Hullverson
An account by USA’s John Hullverson of the action in Serbia. Enjoy!! Hi Everybody—Greetings from Belgrade, Serbia. Thanks for your well wishes! Here’s an update: 130 of the best freediving athletes
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Honoring our Coaches
As the annual PFI freediving competition, Deja Blue wraps up and we are on to the third annual Caribbean Cup in Roatan, Honduras I can’t help but feel gratitude for
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Why Freedive by Ted Harty
In this article I will explain why any water person should consider freediving. I will first explain how I “became” a freediver. Freediving is the most natural way to be
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AIDA Announces New Rules for Competitive Freediving
AIDA International, the governing body of the sport of competitive freediving, recently announced the vote results on a number of new rules – votes from all the countries that comprise
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The USA Freediving Team: Nepalese Bricklayers
If freediving was an Olympic sport, the USA would be Nepal. As Ren and I are sitting here watching the opening ceremonies for the Winter Olympic Games, it occurred to
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The Many Pressures of Freediving
In competitive freediving, athletes experience psychological pressure as well as physical pressure. Combined these two sources of pressure can easily combine to make for a bad day, and at the