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Okay - so you’ve decided that you want to pursue freediving beyond the recreational and become a competitor! This is a whole new world within freediving, with a whole different list of equipment to choose from to get the best results out of your performances. We created a complete guide to Molchanovs freediving bifins, but in this post, we’re going to get a little more specific - training bifins for professionals. Now let’s talk features and fins!
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Tauchsee Horka, Saxony, Germany, 24 June 2024 - AIDA Germany e.V. celebrated 25 years of AIDA Germany with a 2-day freediving festival in Tauchsee Horka.
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Bora Bora, French Polynesia, 5 May 2024 - The second edition of the AIDA Bora Abyss Contest was a success, with competing athletes receiving only white and yellow cards.
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On July 5, 2024, the CMAS 14th World Championship Freediving Indoor begins with an opening ceremony in Belgrade, Serbia.
The competition is arranged by a very experienced team of organizers led by Božana Ostojić, the President of the Serbian Underwater Federation, who has 18 years of experience organizing freediving competitions (including 5 World Championships). Because of this, we believe that conditions will be ideal for relaxation, deconcentration, and new personal best performances and world records.
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The competition is arranged by a very experienced team of organizers led by Božana Ostojić, the President of the Serbian Underwater Federation, who has 18 years of experience organizing freediving competitions (including 5 World Championships). Because of this, we believe that conditions will be ideal for relaxation, deconcentration, and new personal best performances and world records.

Summer is in full swing, and it’s time for freedivers’ yearly migrations to famous tropical locations for some deep freediving. Whether you’re heading to Dahab, Indonesia, the Philippines, or even further-flung locations, get ready for an unforgettable under-the-sea experience!
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