On December 13th, 2010 William Trubridge became the first human to successfully complete a constant no fins dive to 100 meters -- an astounding depth of one hectometer unassisted. Trubridge's world record 100m CNF dive is also his 13th world record. Read on as the champion freediver regales us with his own personal briefing of events leading up to Project Hector.
William Trubridge has failed his first attempt at the epic feat of trying to to succesfully complete an unassisted freedive to one Hectometer.
He reached...
World Champion Freediver Martin Stepanek demonstrated a 7-minute breath hold this week at DEMA 2010. While Stepanek, who founded Freediving Instructors International, held his...
AIDA International has announced several key developments for their instructors in 2011.
First, the AIDA Executive Board has voted to waive the annual instructor renewal...
For competitive freedivers finding the perfect exposure suit is paramount to achieving a clean performance. The inventive people at Neptune Sports, makers of Sharkskin...
Stig Severinsen is on a mission. He wants to share with freedivers and "normal" people the world over, the advantages of efficient breathing. We ran into Stig here...
Australian freediving record-holder and longtime dive professional Mike Wells wants you to get excited and ready for some freediving fun. In collaboration with Scuba...