Croatian freediver Mirela Kardasevic this past weekend set two new pool freediving world records at the Zagreb Open Cup.
Kardasevic swam 272.7m/894.69ft in the Dynamic with monofin (DYN) discipline and 251.2m/824.15ft in the Dynamic with Bi-fins (DTNB) discipline, both under World Underwater Federation (CMAS) rules.
In a post on Instagram, Kardasevic wrote about her DYNB record:
“I have to admit that this WR brought me the most joy because after having tough last 2 weeks in the water and the feeling in the water was just off, today at the competition, the dive itself was one of the toughest dives I ever did (physically and mentally), so being able to achieve this WR despite all of that, made me very happy and proud.”
