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Finally it is comforable to equalise with empty lungs. Soon will try to go a bit deeper. 🐬 The depth of the pool is 4.5m #freediving #equalization
Та самая, с голубыми волосами?
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Day 306. Blackout on the comp #freediving #staticapnea #diving #swimming #pool #competition
Losing consciousness underwater is extremely dangerous and can lead to drowning. Here are five reasons why this can happen, especially in freediving: 1. Shallow Water Blackout: This can occur due to a sudden drop in oxygen levels during ascent. As you rise, the pressure decreases, causing the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood to fall rapidly, leading to a loss of consciousness without warning. 2. Hyperventilation: Over-breathing before a dive reduces carbon dioxide levels in the body, delaying the urge to breathe. This can cause you to stay underwater longer than is safe, leading to hypoxia (insufficient oxygen) and blackout. You can over-breathe before the dive and not even notice. 3. Extended Breath-Holding: Pushing your limits by holding your breath too long can deplete oxygen reserves and increase carbon dioxide to dangerous levels, resulting in a blackout and potential drowning. That what’s happened with me in Kaunas when I was doing my record dive. Brain fell asleep to protect nervous system and to recover. 4. Pressure Changes: Rapid changes in pressure, particularly during deep dives, can affect oxygen levels and cause nitrogen narcosis or oxygen toxicity. Both conditions impair judgment and can lead to unconsciousness. 5. Fatigue and Physical Condition: Physical exhaustion, dehydration, or poor health can significantly reduce your body’s ability to handle the stresses of freediving. This increases the risk of losing consciousness due to insufficient oxygen supply to the brain. Understanding and respecting these risks is crucial for safe freediving practices. Always dive with a buddy, stay within your limits, and prioritize safety to prevent such incidents. #freediving #diving #blackout #conciousness #swimming #breathholding #underwater #dangerous
Ready for a mission 😎😄 My first FRC dive to 15 meters, moving slowly towards RV dives. #freediving #depth #apnea #diving #exhale #training
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