Freediving Recap: May 2009
May 31, 2009 in Recap by Jorg Jansen
It’s already the last day of the month again, so it’s time for our monthly look back at the freediving scene. What was the most important freediving news of the month May 2009?
May 22 – Martin Stepanek 122 Meter Constant
Martin Stepanek has set a new freediving world record by diving to 122 meters on a single breath. He did this in the discipline constant weight with fins, using a monofin and wearing normal mask. Total dive time was 3:36 minutes.
May 23 – Martin Stepanek 110 Free Immersion
Martin Stepanek did a 110 meter Free Immersion! With this dive he breaks the current world record of 109 meters done by Herbert Nitsch. It’s sure he’s in amazing form!
Dive time of this amazing world record is 3:56 minutes. What is even more amazing that he was amazingly clear, smiling at the safety freedivers at 30 meters depth when coming up and finishing the surface protocol is just 4 seconds.
Summary about Shark-Freediving – May 2009
- 2 AIDA World records
- 1 Guinness World record
- 18 National records
- 8 Reports about competitions
- 21 Video’s
- 36 Posts
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I received the press release below about the US National Freediving Championships that will take place in Hawaii from April 22-25. Looks like it’s going to be an interesting competition, so if you’re in the neighborhood, go for it! US National Freediving Championship set for April 22 through 25, 2010 at Freedive Paradise event. 
AIDA International has a new website and a new web address. It is not yet made public on the old website. Probably because it’s still work in progress. But it is already looking to good for not mentioning it here.
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