description Freediving No Limits Overview
No Limits is a freediving depth discipline in which an athlete descends along a line using a weighted sled and returns with mechanical assistance, commonly an inflatable lift bag. Unlike disciplines requiring the diver to swim or pull in both directions, it permits assisted movement during descent and ascent, enabling exceptional depths while introducing substantial physiological and equipment risks. It is not currently recognized for competitive records by AIDA.
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What does No Limits freediving mean?
No Limits is a freediving depth discipline in which the athlete descends on a weighted sled and returns with mechanical assistance. A lift bag, often inflatable, helps bring the diver back toward the surface.
Does a No Limits diver swim back to the surface?
No. The discipline permits assisted movement in both directions, unlike freediving categories that require the diver to swim or pull along the line.
What equipment is used in No Limits freediving?
The main equipment includes a weighted sled for descent and a mechanical return system such as an inflatable lift bag. These devices distinguish No Limits from unassisted depth disciplines.
How is No Limits different from constant weight freediving?
In No Limits, a sled carries the diver down and a lift system assists the return. Constant weight disciplines require the athlete to descend and ascend using their own swimming effort while keeping the same weight.
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