Other sportsFreediving world record (CMAS)
Constant weight with fins, women
Record
122 m
400 ft
- Holder
- Alenka Artnik (SLO)
- Date
- Place
- Long Island, Bahamas
- Standing since
- 2021 (5 years)
What to remember
Long Island, Bahamas, July 21, 2021: Slovenia's Alenka Artnik reached 122 m in constant weight with fins. CMAS registers it as the women's world record for the discipline, set at sea.
A freediver carries no breathing apparatus: everything depends on the air from a single breath, from the descent to the return to the surface.
Mammals dive this way by nature, and it is also the oldest kind of diving practised by humans. It is done for leisure and in competition, and for some Indigenous peoples it is part of everyday life.
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Sources and licences
- Value, holder and date: Wikipedia article “Freediving” (revision used 1372441547). Data from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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