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The following articles have been written by AIDA instructor candidates as assignments given to them during their instructor training course. The content of the following might not be completley accurate as it is notorious that freediving science is not perfect and very little scientific research has been made to date. Also, we recommend that you don't use the content of these writings for your own personal experiments as some of this information is very advanced and no beginner should attempt any self experimenting especially if unsupervised.

Please be aware that the copyright to these works belongs to each author and to Freedive International and its use for any purpose is forbidden.

BREATH-HOLDING ON PURE O2 – HOW THE CO2/O2 BALANCE AND THE ONCOMING OF CONTRACTIONS IS AFFECTED

HYDRODYNAMICS IN FINNING AND GLIDING AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN FREEDIVING WITH BI-FINS

BREATH-HOLDING ON PURE O2 – What happens to the levels of O2 and CO2 during a breath hold on O2? If it is true that in most cases the breath hold is limited by the CO2 build up and urge to breathe, why are the holds on O2 so much longer?

PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS TO FREEDIVING IN MARINE MAMMALS

lungs   chemistry   equalisation