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AIDA Announces Freediving Science And Medicine Conference

AIDA International has announced the first-ever International Conference on Freediving Science and Medicine (FDF24) will take place in Dahab, Egypt, on October 31st, 2024.

Freediving Doping Controversy Part 4: When Ethics Are Forgotten

The final article in this 4-part investigative series on the VB2023 luggage search and doping control compares WADA-compliant doping control procedures with those used at Vertical Blue 2023, hears from William Trubridge on how he became concerned with doping in freediving and the accused athletes, examines unofficial controls at the event, highlights conflicts of interest, and analyzes responses from freediving organizations.

Freediving Doping Controversy: Part 3 – Examining the Drugs in Question

The 3rd article in this 4-part investigative series on the VB2023 luggage search and doping control reviews clinical studies on benzodiazepines, furosemide, and sildenafil, explores various types of medical evidence and how WADA adds substances to its Prohibited List, and presents expert opinions on furosemide's use in treating freediving-related lung conditions.

Herbert Nitsch’s Autobiography Now Available For Purchase

Champion freediver Herbert Nitsch's book "Breathing Is Overrated: An Autobiography About Human Potential, A Pioneering Spirit and the Deepest Dive On a Single Breath" is now available for purchase.

Freediving Doping Controversy: Part 2 – What Happened to Tory George?

Continuing the 4-part investigative series on the VB2023 luggage search and doping controversy, part 2 tells the story of Tory George's experience with doping control, the controversies surrounding his preliminary test results, and his subsequent treatment by freediving organizations.

Suunto Ocean Dive Computer To Integrate ‘ZoneSense’ Technology ‘Later This Year’

If you're in training for a freediving competition, the folks at Suunto have introduced a new technology that measures your exercise intensity.

Freediving Doping Controversy: Part 1 – Everything You Need to Know About the Vertical Blue 2023 Luggage Search

A year after the Vertical Blue 2023 freediving doping controversy, part 1 in this 4-part investigative series delves into the VB2023 luggage search, examines the substances in question, and presents insights from key individuals and organizations involved in the incident.

New World and National Records Emerge as 2024 AIDA Depth Freediving World Championship Concludes in Corsica

The 2024 AIDA Depth World Championship wrapped up with Petar Klovar and Marianna Gillespie claiming overall titles, alongside multiple world, continental, and national records being set.

Record-Breaking Dives Highlight Day 6 of 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship

Despite weather delays, Day 6 of the 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship saw remarkable performances in the Constant Weight (CWT) discipline, with Marianna Gillespie securing a 100m dive and Alexey Molchanov defending his World Champion title at 131m.

Records Shatter as Women Shine in Free Immersion at 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship

The fifth day of the 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship in Corsica saw incredible performances in the Free Immersion (FIM) category, with Enchante Gallardo setting a new Continental and National record at 94m.

Men’s Constant Weight Bi-Fins at the 33rd AIDA Freediving Depth World Championship

The fourth day of the 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship in Corsica featured thrilling performances in the men's Constant Weight Bi-Fins (CWTB) event, with Alexey Molchanov setting a new world record at 125 meters. Several national records were also broken.

Tamara Davison Recounts the Job Of Safety Freedivers At Depth Competitions

The ongoing AIDA Freediving Depth World Championship off the French coast couldn't happen without a crew of trained safety freedivers on hand.

Freediving Depth Championship Held In Xuyi, China

A freediving depth competition recently took place in a lake in eastern China.

Women’s Constant Weight Bi-Fins On 3rd Day of 33rd AIDA Freediving Depth World Championship

The third day of the 33rd AIDA Depth World Championship in Corsica saw remarkable performances in the women's Constant Weight Bi-Fins (CWTB) category, with Marianna Gillespie claiming victory at 96m. New continental and national records were also set, highlighting the global reach and growing popularity.

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