Other sportsFreediving world record (CMAS)
Dynamic apnea with bi-fins, men
Record
274.70 m
901.25 ft
- Holder
- Guillaume Bourdila (FRA)
- Date
- Place
- Belgrade, Serbia
- Standing since
- 2022 (4 years)
What to remember
Belgrade, June 13, 2022. France's Guillaume Bourdila covered 274.70 m in dynamic apnea with bi-fins, the discipline CMAS codes DBF, men's category.
Dynamic apnea is judged on distance, not depth: the diver moves underwater without taking another breath. The use of bi-fins puts the event in a category of its own.
Historically, "skin diving" was used as another word for freediving. In modern usage, freediving refers to a distinct discipline built around how long, how deep or how far one can go on a single breath.
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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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