Results of the Andaman AIDA freediving Challenge 2010
Geschrieben von: Richard Wonka Montag, 15. Februar 2010 um 10:19 Uhr
After all the confusion about Insurances, AIDA ranking status and the main sponsor, the Tourism Authority of Thailand, jumping off the band wagon, it has finally happened. The Andaman AIDA Freediving Challenge 2010 proceeded from Feb 10th - 12th, being one of the few competitions that actually combine all official AIDA competition disciplines in one event. And the results are out!
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Apnoe Kurse in Thailand
Geschrieben von: Richard Wonka Mittwoch, 28. Oktober 2009 um 16:50 Uhr
Ja! Wir sind angekommen - und es ist großartig!
Nach unserer großen Radtour von Bangkok nach Koh Lanta - wie im Blog berichtet - sind wir schon die ganze Zeit beim Freitauchen, -Freitauch-Kurse geben und spielen dabei mit Haien, Manta-Rochen und was noch allem im Meer, das hier noch in einem sehr guten Zustand ist.
Nach einigen Wochen der Zusammenarbeit sind wir sehr froh, unsere Kurse zusammen mit den Blue Planet Divers anbieten zu können, die mit ihrer Jahre langen Erfahrung im Tauchen ohne (und mit) Gerät die Gesamte infrastruktur und noch dazu alle Leidenschaft für den Sport mitbringen, die wir uns nur wünschen können.
New women's world record in CWT
Geschrieben von: Sarah Whitcher Sonntag, 04. Oktober 2009 um 20:19 Uhr
Our Congratulations to Natalia Molchanova who is now the worlds deepest CWT woman. On Friday the 25th September 2009 she performed a spectacular dive down to 101m to collect her tag under the watchful eye of the Judges and spectators in Sharm el Sheikh. Well done Natalia, we now look forward to the World Championships in the Bahamas.
Triple Depth : Day 3: CNF
Geschrieben von: Sarah Whitcher Dienstag, 08. September 2009 um 21:16 Uhr
Day three of Triple depth and most athletes were looking tired and this being one of the most intensive disciplines, the constant weight no fins (CNF).
There were six new national records set, Agata did a lovely dive down to 36m to collect a NR for Poland, a good end to her first ever competition. Wendy did what looked like the most relaxed and effortless dive she has ever performed, you know she is one those rare people that make it all look so easy. She came up with the tag from 45m and so a NR for Holland. Jarmila set a NR for Czech Republic 52m, Jana from Canada set a NR of 53m but had awful lot of blood from her nose to show for it.
Triple Depth: Day 2: CWT
Geschrieben von: Sarah Whitcher Montag, 07. September 2009 um 00:30 Uhr
Day two at the Triple Depth competition was.....interesting and had a bit of drama. Today was the constant weight (CWT) competition. Again there were a few National records, a few personal bests but mostly there were happy faces regardless of the atheletes' performances.
Agata missed the tag but her dive looked comfortable and she had a smile as she passed on her way back in. Betti set a NR for Switzerland of 53m and was smiles all the way, a much happier Betti than yesterday 
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