Other sportsFreediving world record (CMAS)
Variable weight with monofin, women
Record
116 m
381 ft
- Holder
- Lena Balta (SER)
- Date
- Place
- Sharm el Sheik, Egypt
- Standing since
- 2022 (4 years)
What to remember
Sharm el Sheik, Egypt, June 25, 2022: Serbia's Lena Balta went down to 116 m in variable weight with a monofin. It is the women's world record for the discipline, recognised by CMAS and set at sea.
Some marine mammals go much deeper: the sperm whale, the southern elephant seal and the northern bottlenose whale dive beyond 2,000 m on a single breath, and Cuvier's beaked whale approaches 3,000 m. All of them share, to varying degrees, the same diving reflex as humans.
Among freedivers, competition is about depth, time or distance, always on one breath. Variable weight with a monofin belongs to the depth events.
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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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