Well, the results are in!

It was an eventful competition, with the frighteningly calm mister Mullins unofficially beating the current dynamic world record and several personal bests from other divers. Kathryn McPhee posted a 154m no fins this morning, but got a red card for a minor technicality which has been referred to the head judge of AIDA.

Some other points of note:

The final draw is up! Kerian dives first at 9:45, while Adelene is our last competitor at 11:18.

See you there!

We had a successful morning with no blackouts and a few PBs. This afternoon we have speed swimming & paua/scallop gathering for the recreational grade and dynamics for the competition grade.

Recreational grade will start at 4:45 and competition at 5:15.

The first diver will be competing at 9:45 and the final ones start at 10:45.

See you in the water!

Hello fellow divers,

Attached are the competition details, thanks again to Kathryn. You'll find the schedule, general information, recreational grade details and the entry forms to fill out. If you still can't find what you're looking for, get in touch and we can probably help ;)

It's back!

Our sister club in Auckland have just launched their new website, www.aucklandfreediving.co.nz

Congrats on the design, it's looking good guys!

A beginners night will be run at Freyberg Pool to introduce new divers to freediving. The night will include theory, breathing exercises, safety and in-water static session. No prior experience is needed, however everyone will need a wetsuit, mask and snorkel. If you need any of these, let us know and we can try to sort something out.

The Auckland Freediving Club is planning on organising a summer freediving camp, along the same lines as the LSFC Dive Camp this year. They are looking for expressions of interest so we can look at bookings, size of boat required and the like.

Thanks to the hard work of several Auckland freedivers, the second official freediving club in New Zealand has been created.

The rather imaginatively-named Auckland Freediving Club gives all those interested in freediving in the big city a chance to train in a safe environment, be it competitively, recreationally or to improve fitness.