UK Freediver Dave King set a new National Constant Weight Freediving record on Monday 12th July at the Blue Hole in Dahab, Egypt.
Dave dived to 91m in 2min 32sec to beat his previous record of 80m set in 2008. Dave said exclusively to DeeperBlue.com, “100m is in the cards as soon as I can get into some deep water again”
DeeperBlue.com passes on our congratulations to Dave.
PHOTOS CREDIT: KATE ADAMS
Freedive Dahab. The previous record was 80m by me in 2008.
The dive took 2min32sec and was to the bottom of the Blue Hole Dahab.
The dive took 2min32sec and was to the bottom of the Blue Hole Dahab.
It felt an easy dive. I have been training for one week and had to
overcome sinus problems for the first few days of the week. It was
sweet for the sinuses to clear up and let me start to get back to
where I left off 2 years ago.
100m is on the cards as soon as I can get into some deep water again.
