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[...] national championship did not have a WR status, so the performance could not be certified as a world record. David Mullins tried breaking his own World Record of 218m from 2010. Similarly as Kathryn [...]

[...] record in static apnea - incredible 12 minutes and 11 seconds, beating so the current official World Record of Stephane Mifsud (France) of 11:35 by more than half a minute! However, the record will [...]

[...] sanctioned, so each such performance when done with the presence of judges was considered a world record, but since last year 16x50m became one of the new official CMAS disciplines, hence proper [...]

[...] depths achieved, or why Seb targets 213 m (1 meter less than the still standing Herbert`s World Record of 214m) but still speaking about trying to break the WR. Well, there are hundreds of topics [...]

[...] of AIDA, F.R.E.E., IAFD, and countless of local federations and training institutions like Apnea Academy, PFI, FII, etc. Later, with the ever growing popularity of freediving, CMAS came back on board, [...]

[...] is the world`s most successful team in the APNEA.cz global ranking. He is also the head of Apnea Academy for the Central and Eastern Europe and offers courses not only to Czech freedivers, so do not [...]

[...] discipline too. Have a look at the following photos of the results (enhanced photos from Apnea Academy via Apnoist.ru) for the full results of Jump Blue, Static Apnea, and Dynamic Apnea heats. [...]

[...] marker weight too late. Have a look at the final results at the following photo (courtesy of Apnea Academy via Apnoist.ru - contrast enhanced by Apnea.cz) [...]

[...] first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the realized performances (RP) already done. In contrary, the second charts show the gained points at the [...]

[...] one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the realized performances (RP) already done. It means the current ranking, with only realized dives. The [...]

[...] first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the realized performances (RP) already done. The second male and femal tables then show the estimate of the final [...]

[...] first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the realized performances (RP) already done. The second male and femal tables then show the estimate of the final [...]

[...] some personal issues). In the last days I finally managed to add a bigger number of all the past competitions I managed to find. Unfortunately it is still very difficult to find the results - a big [...]

[...] all three disciplines. The missing STA and DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. The current chart was done with the results of Constant [...]

[...] all three disciplines. The missing STA and DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. The current chart was done with the results of Constant [...]

[...] for all three disciplines. The missing DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. Individual ranking from the WC is available at http:// [...]

[...] quicker to parse. Since during the WC, I posted estimates for the final outcome, based on Personal Bests of all athlees from previous competitions, there is now a chart showing how the teams [...]

[...] include estimates for all three disciplines. The missing STA and DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. The current chart was done with the [...]

[...] include estimates for all three disciplines. The missing STA and DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. The current chart was done with the [...]

[...] tables include estimates for all three disciplines. The missing DYN results are replaced by Personal Bests from past competitions (PBs) of each respective athlete. Individual ranking from the WC is [...]

[...] days go on. After clicking the attached image, you can see charts for both women and men teams. The first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for [...]

[...] days go on. After clicking the attached image, you can see charts for both women and men teams. The first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for [...]

[...] without any points. After clicking the attached image, you can see charts for both women and men teams. The first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the [...]

[...] PBs of all athletes. After clicking the attached image, you can see charts for both women and men teams. The first one always shows the actually gained number of points. It means points only for the [...]

[...] 1:16), and among women to Odaisy Salgado Martinez for her DYN AP 120.00 m and RP 2.30 m at a CMAS competitions in Cuba. However, I agree with everyone that this is very very very mean (as mean as the [...]

[...] competitions with a dozen freediver or less (43 results per competition in average), while CMAS competitions are in average almost 50% bigger (61 results per competition). CMAS until recently did not [...]