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Freediving constant weight is a discipline in which the diver descends and ascends using only muscle power and a fixed weight, with no change to ballast during the dive, and is among the most prestigious freediving records.
Finswimming is a competitive speed sport in which athletes use monofins or bifins to propel themselves through or on the surface of water, governed by CMAS and contested at world championship level since 1976.
Dynamic apnea with fins measures horizontal underwater distance covered on a single breath in a pool using monofin or bifins, and is one of the most widely contested competitive freediving pool events.
Aquathlon is the CMAS name for underwater wrestling, recognized in 2008 and contested in three 30-second rounds inside a 5 m pool square.
Underwater football is a recreational and competitive aquatic sport derived from underwater hockey in which players maneuver a negatively buoyant puck along the pool floor to score in the opposing team's goal trough.
