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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.
Constant weight no fins freediving combines the depth challenge of constant weight with the propulsion restriction of no fins, requiring athletes to descend and ascend using only body movement and a fixed ballast.
Freediving free immersion is a discipline in which the diver uses only the dive rope to pull themselves down and back up without fins, testing breath-hold and technique rather than equipment-aided speed.
Freediving variable weight allows the diver to descend on a weighted sled but ascend under their own power using fins or the rope, bridging constant weight and no-limits disciplines in depth potential.
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 a...
Static apnea is a freediving discipline measuring the maximum duration a breath-hold can be maintained with the face submerged in water, with world records exceeding 24 minutes under competition conditions.
