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Kathryn Nevatt gains new New Zealand National Record

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Sara-Lise Haith
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Kathryn Nevatt has won a new New Zealand National record in Dynamic No-Fins discipline, with a distance of 163m.

This magnificent attempt done during the 2012 New Zealand Indoor Nationals exceeds the current World Record by 3m but according to an AIDA official, without a doping test and high-level International judge present it cannot be verified as an AIDA world record.

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About Sara-Lise Haith

Sara-Lise is DeeperBlue.com's News Editor. She is based in the United Arab Emirates and when not focusing on her day job, she teaches scuba diving and freediving. Sara-Lise has explored 5 continents of ocean waters over the years, and continues a personal quest to seek out further adventures. When not underwater, Sara-Lise is also a triathlete and enjoys cycling and training along the desert highways of the UAE.

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  • Wade

    YEAH!!! Way to go Kat! Wish I was there to see it!


 

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