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Re: blood doping in freediving

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Originally Posted by trux View Post
I also hear frequent doping accusations among French freedivers, but they are probably based more on the fact that they do not understand why their top performances are mostly so miserable in comparison with the world top, or even in comparison with some French AIDA (non-FFESSM/CMAS) competitors.
Similar in Italy.
More efforts about doping clearance would help, although as Trux wrote it can be costly and perhaps utopistic - see other sports.
However, increasing your blood quality is not the key to everything. Breathholding would benefit from it, but in DYN resistance, technique (and a good mono) are equally important parameters. In CWT and other depth disciplines, I personally think that equalization technique is the main asset.
I wonder if there are any drugs that help in this respect?
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