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Old March 24th, 2005
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Cool Constant under ice...

I have question about freediving under ice.

The longes dynamic under ice is 111m (without fins!!)

But... what is the deepest dive in constant under ice with fins?

I know for sure 54m is reached... already, but is there anyone else that know anything about how deep freediver's had dive in this special "discilpine"?

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Re: Constant under ice...

50m is the deepest i've heard of - by Kike. who did 54m?

i think 60m is perfectly achievable, and probably a lot more with some practice...

if you can keep warm whilst getting changed and dive with minimal warm-up then you should be able to go pretty deep - close to your PB. i think the limiting factor is likely to be equalisation, because it's so much harder in cold water.
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Re: Constant under ice...

I know this is a stupid question but here goes...

How are attempts at dynamic under this ice set up?
Do you start at this one whole and have to get to another one at fix distance or is only a part of the distance covered actually under the ice?
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Re: Constant under ice...

yes... you go from one place to an other place, under ice.

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Re: Constant under ice...

My best in near-ice conditions (0C air, 4C water) was 67m with two wetsuits and a heat pack, and I had air to spare. However, if I were to attempt an 'under-ice' dive, I would do it with no wetsuit, and I think I could reach basically my pb, since all my deep dives are now without wetsuits, and the temperature of the water has pretty much no effect (either way I just get in, and GO!)

Who did 111m under ice without fins? The most I heard was 57m by Wim Hof of Netherlands with a samba/BO (no wetsuit).
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Re: Constant under ice...

when i dived in Sweden earlier this year the water under the ice was 3C, so Eric's dive to 67m in 4C certainly suggests that 60m+ (or even 70m+) is achievable. diving to 60m+ in truly freezing water (0C sea water) is probably a lot harder though...

i've managed 62m in 5C - but that was limited by equalisation. the problem i have is getting a good enough mouthfill when i have 7mm of neoprene over my cheeks and jaw.... keeping the air in with numb lips can be a problem also!

Bill- are you thinking about attempting a record?
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Cool Re: Constant under ice...

Hi,

NICOLA BRISCHIGIARO is the one with 111m in dyn under ice, without fins.
http://www.nicolabrischigiaro.com/profilo.html

I've done 54m a 4-5 times in CWT under ice, in a stone-mine, (the bottom)
...and we had minus 1 in the surface water, and about 25cm ice thickness.

the reason that I wan't this info is my site, apneamania.com
http://www.apneamania.com/code/world...pr&specID=amap

...is the specific side... for this.

And if you know or can help me to get trustful info about under-ice diving, please help me

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Re: Constant under ice...

i thought 111m with no fins under ice by a woman was really impressive considering the world record in a swimming pool... but after visiting the website i discovered Nicola is a man! still very impressive of course.

54m in -1C is really good! maybe that really is the deepest anyone has been under ice. i'm guessing there aren't many people who practice this. no-one has done it in Canada, otherwise Eric would know about it. that leaves only Scandinavian countries really? maybe check with the Finnish divers?
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Re: Constant under ice...

How is it then that Christian Redl did 90m under ice, with fins, and claimed to have beaten Nicola's 85m under ice with fins record? Am I confusing something?
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Re: Constant under ice...

he refers to a 111m dynamic on his website...

"A settembre dello stesso anno, al Circolo della Stampa di Torino Nicola stabilisce il nuovo record del mondo di apnea lineare a rana subacquea (111m in 2’12" - RAI)."

i don't know any Italian, but i can't see any obvious reference to ice there.

but what about this?...

"Nel 1997 realizza una nuova impresa di apnea sotto il ghiaccio (60m lineari in 1’22" RAI e MEDIASET) durante la quale, le consuete equipes che compiono ricerche e sperimentazioni sono seguite dall’occhio attento anche dall’Agenzia Spaziale Europea in persona del Prof. Franco Rossitto all’epoca Direttore della divisione astronauti dell’E.S.A."

does ghiaccio mean ice?... so maybe he did 60m under ice back in 97? can anyone who speaks Italian translate this and tell us what he's done?
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Re: Constant under ice...

hmm.. your right. BRISCHIGIARO best under ice is 85m... Two Italien freedivers told me that this Nicola did 111m under ice, without fins. But now when I translate the text on his page, it looks like they mixed two different "records".

Soo, Christian Redl 90m is the best I know right know.

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Re: Constant under ice...

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"A settembre dello stesso anno, al Circolo della Stampa di Torino Nicola stabilisce il nuovo record del mondo di apnea lineare a rana subacquea (111m in 2’12" - RAI)."
"To september of the same year, to the Circle of Stampa of Turin Nicholas RAI establishes the new record of the world of linear apnea to underwater frog (111m in 2' 12" -)."

Quote:
Originally Posted by Alun
"Nel 1997 realizza una nuova impresa di apnea sotto il ghiaccio (60m lineari in 1’22" RAI e MEDIASET) durante la quale, le consuete equipes che compiono ricerche e sperimentazioni sono seguite dall’occhio attento anche dall’Agenzia Spaziale Europea in persona del Prof. Franco Rossitto all’epoca Direttore della divisione astronauti dell’E.S.A."
"In 1997 new enterprise of apnea under the ice (60m linear in 1' 22 realizes one" RAI and MEDIASET) during which, customary equipes that they complete the searches and experimentations are continuations from the careful eye also from the Agency Space them European in person of the Frank Prof. Rossitto to the age Director of the division astronauts of the E.S.A."

Now it is all much clearer.
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Re: Constant under ice...

soo... there is no-one that know anything about freediving result under ice.

hmmm

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Re: Constant under ice...

Hi guys!

My name is Domagoj
This is my first post,and I will start here.


Bill,do you have witness,saftey or someone who can confirm what you did?
I know that you did only for training or just to dive under the Ice!

The reason I`m asking is because,Kike did 5o C.w.,and he is on the N. Pole right now,doing 50+ - today.
Before that,he told everybody( in Croatia),that he is world record holder in c.w. under Ice,and he will beat his own world record on The N. pole.

I remeber Eric, telling many times that freedivers in Canada (he also) are diving near 0 C - to 60+.

-So Bill,if you have someone to witness,,footage maybe,that`s equal to Kike`s diving attempts,because as you know ice freedivng is not an official discipline.

-I also did some Ice freediving with Herbert N.We went for training.I did 50 in c.w. and 50 in free Im.I told that in Croatia,and I was on the front pages of main newspapers-stupid,Kike was very very angry.You can not immagine,what`s going on in Croatia....he is telling that he is world record holder and the best freediver in the world,and they are buying that

/He can do that only here,but I must know for deeper dives,to tell everyone the thruth!

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Re: Constant under ice...

if his goal is to become "the best freediver in the world" then he should set some world records in the main freediving disciplines (like constant weight, variable weight etc).

a friend recently told me she saw a TV documentary about a Croatian freediver who claimed he could "hold his breath longer than anyone else in the world". i didn't see it so i can't verify who the person was or exactly what was said.
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