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zapewne wszyscy interesujacy sie tym rodzajem nurkowanie wiedza juz o wyczynie Tanii Streeter, ale na jej stronce znalazlem opis rodzajow nurkowania swobodnego...
przyznam sie, ze mialem czasem watpliwosci jak to jest, raz slysze o rekordzie na ponad 150, pozniej kolejny rekord swiata, na ok 130...

ponizej zamieszczam liste dyscyplin freedivingu ze stronki www.tanyastreeter.com

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Kuba

Freediving Disciplines
Constant Ballast - The diver must descend and ascend kicking and completely unassisted. The diver may wear weight, but whatever weight is taken down must be returned to the surface. Other than to stop the descent at the bottom and grab a confirmation tag, the diver must not touch the rope. This is the truest form of Freediving and the most respected category amongst freedivers (despite not being the deepest) as a result of the physical element involved.

Free Immersion - The diver must descend and ascend by pulling on the rope. Weight may be worn, but this is simply variation of the constant weight category so the diver must return to the surface with the same amount of weight used for the descent. No fins are worn. To prove the diver has reached the appointed depth, video footage must show his/her hand touching a plate at that depth.

Constant Ballast Without Fins - The diver wears no fins and is not allowed to touch the rope during the dive. Typically, breaststroke is used to descend and ascend.

Variable Ballast - The diver descends on a weighted sled and returns to the surface under his or her own power, either kicking and/or pulling on the rope, or a combination of both.

No Limits - The diver descends on a weighted sled and returns to the surface using a lift bag that is inflated by the diver at depth. This is the deepest category of Freediving involving very little physical exertion and an enormous amount of mental control. The ability to equalise quickly, reliably and to great depth is imperative.

Dynamic Apnea - This category is divided in two, with fins and without fins. The divers swim horizontally not more an a meter (3.28ft) under water in a swimming pool.

Static Apnea - The diver holds his/her breath floating face down in a swimming pool.