July 3, 2009 in Guillaume Nery, National Record by Jorg Jansen
Today Guillaume Nery improved his 72 meter constant without fins national French record to a depth of 75 meters! Guillaume has made big progress during the competition he is doing these performances in. It seems that he’s interested in becoming one of the top CNF specialists out there.
It took him 3:03 minutes to take the tag at 75 meters and return safely to the surface. It was the easiest dive he has done during this competition. Tomorrow he will relax and do a Free Immersion dive on the last day of the competition.
July 1, 2009 in Guillaume Nery, National Record by Jorg Jansen
Today Guillaume Nery set a new national French record in the discipline constant weight without fins (CNF). He dived without his fins to a depth of 72 meters during the 2nd mediterranean freediving meeting. Guillaume about his dive:
The dive was nice. I was of course a little more tired than 2 days ago at 65m, but very clear at the surface. Right after the dive, I felt all the lactic acid burning every part of my body as I have never experienced before!
Guillaume started blogging in English 2 weeks ago and updates his blog regularly. You can read about this record here.
May 14, 2009 in Champion Freediver, Guillaume Nery, Video by Jorg Jansen
It’s always great to see a freediver outside the freediving world. Guillaume Nery is featured in a BMW commercial with some great footage. It’s already out for some time, but I thought some of you would still like to see it over here as well. Enjoy the movie!
October 14, 2007 in Guillaume Nery, Video by Jorg Jansen
It’s already more then one year ago that Guillaume Nery from France did his world record 109 meter constant weight dive. His sponsor, watch maker Ball, made a nice sponsor video about this dive. Great stuff to watch!
http://www.shark-eye.com/flv/freediving/Guillaume_Nery_109_CW.flv
Today Guillaume Nery improved his 72 meter constant without fins national French record to a depth of 75 meters! Guillaume has made big progress during the competition he is doing these performances in. It seems that he’s interested in becoming one of the top CNF specialists out there.
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