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Static Training Day for 2014 AIDA Team World Freediving Championships

Today marks the start of formal training days for the 2014 AIDA Team World Freediving Championships in Sardinia.  The competition has been hit by bad weather which has required the daily schedule to be moved around to focus on the pool disciplines first.  Training today is for Static (STA) Apnea and the competition dives will […]

Stephan Whelan
By Stephan Whelan
AIDA freediver practicing static apnea training underwater during the 2014 World Championships.
Freediver practicing static apnea training underwater at the 2014 AIDA World Championships.

Today marks the start of formal training days for the 2014 AIDA Team World Freediving Championships in Sardinia.  The competition has been hit by bad weather which has required the daily schedule to be moved around to focus on the pool disciplines first.  Training today is for Static (STA) Apnea and the competition dives will start on Saturday.
For the most up to the minute updates from the World Championships follow the hashtag #ATWC2014 on Twitter or FaceBook and stay tuned to DeeperBlue.com for more news as it happens.
Tomoka Fukuda - AIDA Team World Championships 2014

Photos Courtesy of Daan Verhoeven

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