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Zsófia
78m
Additional Information
E.D.T Offshore company (www.edtoffshore.com) - One vessel
The competition site: 170m depth, 25-28°C, located 1 mile from the beach
Four taxi boats will be available to carry athletes, judges, and crew from the beach to the competition zone
Two competition lines with a counter ballast system with a speed of 1.5m/1 sec
High-resolution sonar and a connected video camera will be providing real-time information on the freediver’s progress
4 warm-up lines up to 30m
4 experienced & trained safety divers with UW scooters per competition line
Dry warm-up will be possible on the vessel and on a smaller platform near the performance zone
O2 will be available at the dive location
AIDA Medical Committee members and emergency medical personnel selected by the committee will be present at the competition zone to handle potential accidents
Evacuation boat with first aid crew and doctor
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World Apnea 2026 Depth Championships How deep can humans go on a single breath?
Alexey Molchanov 137m World Record | Constant Weight - World Apnea 2026 Depth Championships Cyprus
The final discipline of the World Apnea 2026 Depth Championships was Constant Weight - and it delivered a World Record, decisive medal dives, and the final overall standings. On the women's day, Natalia Zharkova (UKR) took gold with a 113m monofin dive, Jade Agboton (FRA) silver at 101m on bifins, and Zsófia Törőcsik (HUN) bronze. The men went deeper still: Alexey Molchanov (AIN) dived to 137m for gold and a new Constant Weight World Record, ahead of Petar Klovar (CRO) at 125m and Brad Stephens (USA) at 115m.
449 Feet Underwater: Alexey Molchanov Breaks Freediving World Record | APT Sports
Russian freediving star Alexey Molchanov has broken his own world record after diving to an incredible depth of 137 metres (449.5 feet) in the Mediterranean Sea off Limassol, Cyprus. The record-breaking dive took place on October 8, the final day of the World APNEA 2026 Depth World Championships. Molchanov claimed gold in the Constant Weight (CWT) discipline, in which athletes descend and ascend under their own power using a monofin. The 36-year-old described the dive as difficult, lasting more than five minutes, and said he experienced strong narcosis during the descent and ascent. Molchanov broke his previous record of 136 metres, set in 2023, marking another milestone in a career that has seen him establish more than 40 world records across freediving disciplines. Watch the remarkable underwater dive as Molchanov pushes the limits of human endurance.
NEW Freediving World Record 🏆 Zsófia Törőcsik’s Historic 108m Dive #freediving #worldrecord
Zsófia Törőcsik set a new freediving world record in Women’s Free Immersion (FIM), diving to a depth of 108m (354ft) at the World Apnea 2026 Depth Championships in Limassol, Cyprus. The dive made Zsófia the deepest woman in the history of Free Immersion. The Molchanovs athlete also secured first place overall, earning the women’s gold medal at the World Championships. Watch her complete freediving world record dive from start to finish, captured underwater by DIVEYE.
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