I snorkeled in 10m before, however you diving down has now given it some scale. I could see big rocks of coral but now I realise just how big they were.
@@shevaplayer8905 Hi Sheva, i equalise once at the surface before the dive.. and then every couple of metres whenever I feel the pressure.... The greatest pressure change is in the first 10 metres.
@@shevaplayer8905 as frequently as you can, every meter or so when descending, if you dont equalize frequently at some point it might be too hard to equalize, so you will have to stop. Also dont equalize on the way up
@@capoislamort100 snorkeling... i started when i was 15 years old so it would be around back in 1980, but ive been in love with water since i was rather young...lol... so snorkeling/speargun fishing and scuba diving became the natural progression, and te fact i didn't smoked in my teens, managed to train my breath-holding, till i got to 2 minutes, i could swim an Olympic pool under water, with no fins....lol
@@capoislamort100 now because of a 25 year old marriage with a smoker...lol... and not exercising that often , iam reduced to a minute and half, and just 35 meters under water, how deep i can still go , i havent checked...but i would guess 10 to 12 meters...still
Equalise at the surface just before you dive and then equalize as you're descending and feel it. The greatest pressure change is in the first 10 metres. 🙂🐬
I usually just hold mu nose until i reach the bottom.And equalizer as i go because the pressure changes constantly.I think this is better than to equalize every few metters because you don't let a lot of pressure build up.Staying as relaxed as you can is crucial in conserving oxygen and letting a lot of pressure build up is uncomfortable.
The deeper you go the more compressed the air in your lungs becomes shrinking its volume and decreasing your buoyancy. Also the water pressure above you rises.
Well no it's 10m, I was wearing a dive computer. Easy for me. I can do nearly 20m without fins. With fins, I've dived to 40m. Here is a video of me diving to 30m : ruclips.net/video/4lR1ikgZ--U/видео.html
Beautiful and brave. I am very confortable in water but the large expanse of the sea left me with the fright that a huge great white is gonne clme for me from nowhere.
@@abdulryklief119 I was starting to snorkel when I saw Jaws... Man I was always imagining it would show in front of me... Scared the shit out of me... Lol
I snorkeled in 10m before, however you diving down has now given it some scale. I could see big rocks of coral but now I realise just how big they were.
I’ve free dived 10 metres before. It’s really fun, but remember to blow out through your ears as u go down to equalise the pressure in your ears
Hey, i am new at free-diving. How many times should I blow out through my ears? Once or?
@@shevaplayer8905 just never let your ears to hurt
@@shevaplayer8905 Hi Sheva, i equalise once at the surface before the dive.. and then every couple of metres whenever I feel the pressure.... The greatest pressure change is in the first 10 metres.
@@shevaplayer8905 as frequently as you can, every meter or so when descending, if you dont equalize frequently at some point it might be too hard to equalize, so you will have to stop. Also dont equalize on the way up
Is it possible for you to pinch the nose and swallow? And also what time should you equalize every 3 feet?
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That was smooth, real good job!
5 tom 10 meters is easy, its after 15, that it starts to get tough, my deepest was close to 20, but i managed to stay 2 minutes under...
How long you been doing it?
@@capoislamort100 snorkeling... i started when i was 15 years old so it would be around back in 1980, but ive been in love with water since i was rather young...lol... so snorkeling/speargun fishing and scuba diving became the natural progression, and te fact i didn't smoked in my teens, managed to train my breath-holding, till i got to 2 minutes, i could swim an Olympic pool under water, with no fins....lol
@@capoislamort100 now because of a 25 year old marriage with a smoker...lol... and not exercising that often , iam reduced to a minute and half, and just 35 meters under water, how deep i can still go , i havent checked...but i would guess 10 to 12 meters...still
@@JoaoMariaNunes yeah I quit smoking, I regret it so much. Was smoking heavy everyday since 2018, just quit
@@Ibroketherubber smoking can highly reduce your capability
Awesome! I wish I have free diving fins……. That’s cool bro. 😍🥰
I have the same fins, they're the cressi modular ld fins. Good entry level fins. I use them for spear fishing!
@@jedisaki730 Thanks for sharing, is it good for lifetime uses?
Descomprecionar sin la mano eso no se aprende de ahora para horita eso tienes que entrenarlo suerte 👍
Si no tienes congestión es una buena soplada en superficie y luego mover tu mandíbula lateralmente de manera continua durante toda la inmersión👌
Question, i new in freediving. Should i equilzer at 3 or 4 meters or just when need it?
Equalise at the surface just before you dive and then equalize as you're descending and feel it.
The greatest pressure change is in the first 10 metres. 🙂🐬
@@Spinfish69 Can u tell us how to equalize ?
@@user-vb5fc8cj4r hold nose closed and breathe out (force pressure) through your ears with mouth closed
I usually just hold mu nose until i reach the bottom.And equalizer as i go because the pressure changes constantly.I think this is better than to equalize every few metters because you don't let a lot of pressure build up.Staying as relaxed as you can is crucial in conserving oxygen and letting a lot of pressure build up is uncomfortable.
@@sharpshooter4529 can a person pass out from equalizing or not? im having this worry
did you feel contractions?
wow! :-o
I can go only half as deep! And that already hurts!!
You have to equalize
Next time you try it pinch your nose and blow as you're going down. You should feel the pressure release from your ears.
Beautiful :)
Are you sure this is 10m? Damn then I've been diving to 20 xD
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feels different, youre probably at 5 meters
When I go down to 5m, my ears start hurting. If I go to 10m they will blow up
Thats true they will blow up if you dont equalize your ears
Love this!
How did you manage to stay on the bottom without a weight belt?
As you go more in the deep, the pressure is pushing you down. You are falling like a rock then.
@@lukab.6101it’s not pushing down, it just compresses all the gas in your body including the air in your lungs, making you less buoyant
At 10m you become negatively buoyant.
The deeper you go the more compressed the air in your lungs becomes shrinking its volume and decreasing your buoyancy. Also the water pressure above you rises.
Looks more like a 7-8 meters to me. It also about my max depth when freediving.
Well no it's 10m, I was wearing a dive computer. Easy for me. I can do nearly 20m without fins.
With fins, I've dived to 40m.
Here is a video of me diving to 30m :
ruclips.net/video/4lR1ikgZ--U/видео.html
Beautiful and brave. I am very confortable in water but the large expanse of the sea left me with the fright that a huge great white is gonne clme for me from nowhere.
Although I know it is relatively safe, one always have that feeling at the back of your mind that Jaws is lurking
@@abdulryklief119 I was starting to snorkel when I saw Jaws... Man I was always imagining it would show in front of me... Scared the shit out of me... Lol
Lol my record is 5 but it’s bc that’s the deepest pool I have ever been
You just go 2x with one breath
@@filds1 lol how did I not think of that 😂
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You should try scuba diving I'm 12 and just got my advanced open water I also freebie
Finally not a pool
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My record is 3'30 meters xDDD
my record it 15 meters without fin
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That`s not 10 meters!
Yeah, that is about 10m
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