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Herbert Nitsch sets new Dynamic Apnea World Record

Stephan Whelan
By Stephan Whelan

On Saturday 16th November 2002, Herbert Nitsch set a new world record in dynamic apnea with fins under AIDA rules.

He completed a distance of 183m in 2’01” during the 5th German Night Apnea (open competition in Berlin, Germany).

The record has not yet been officially recognized because Herbert still has to pass a doping test. More information on this can be found on the AIDA Germany Website

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