Newest freediving World Records

June 18, 2012 - PRLog -- June 18, 2012

World Records

6, June in Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula, in the famous resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, a member of the organizing committee of the festival "Keepers of the Planet" Natalia Molchanova, a 16-time World Champion topped the world record in the discipline of "variable weight / VWT" (diving down weighting and self-surfacing), formerly owned by Annelie Pompe of Sweden. Natalie dived to a depth of 127 m, setting a 32-second world record. Now she owns all the records in a competitive disciplines: diving in length and in depth in the fins and without fins, in static breath-hold in the "variable weight". Total in seven out of eight possible disciplines.

These events allow you to maintain a global interest in a wide range of people to the problems of the aquatic environment.

Record holder said that "the problem to be solved in our festival "Keepers of the Planet"need to be addressed not only by divers, but also from the general public, because only together we can preserve our planet for our children. Freedivers, as well as and people who are far from water sports are concerned that the environmental disaster that threatens the seas and oceans. With our records we try to emphasize that human potential is enormous and is able to solve all the problems facing it. "


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About the project
International Ecological Diving Festival "Keepers of the Planet" - the first ever gathering of divers as representatives of different continents, nations and nationalities to discuss the real picture of the ecology of our planet. The main objective of the festival - to influence the governments of countries which do not care sufficiently about the preservation of marine resources, wildlife and ecology in general, a public international organization in order to change the concept of human development from the "parasitic" forms a symbiotic respect to the planet and formulate the initial problem for the realization of this goal.