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Manual of Freediving: Underwater on a Single Breath (Freediving)
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Umberto Pelizzari, Stefano Tovaglieri
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Product Details
- Author: Umberto Pelizzari, Stefano Tovaglieri
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- Binding: Paperback
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- Dewey Decimal Number: 797
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- EAN: 9781928649274
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- ISBN: 1928649270
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- Label: Idelson Gnocchi Pub
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- Language: English
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- Manufacturer: Idelson Gnocchi Pub
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- Number of Pages: 362
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- Product Group: Book
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- Publication Date: 2004-09
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- Publisher: Idelson Gnocchi Pub
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- Studio: Idelson Gnocchi Pub
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- Title: Manual of Freediving: Underwater on a Single Breath (Freediving)
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Product Description: Is the first comprehensive manual that teaches how to hold the breath, stay underwater longer, and descend deeper into the blue. The book includes a history of freediving, and detailed drawings of underwater exercises, finning techniques and selected Yoga postures to enhance lung capacity. This book is highly recommended to Skin-divers, Scuba-Divers and Surfers. It teaches how to hold the breath longer under water.
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Customer Reviews
Awsome freedive material
This is quite possibly the most informative freediving material I have ever read. There are lots of good exercises and information you can use to improve your freedive skills.
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Informative
I like the book. it's very informative and has tons of helpful stuff. Might have too many BIG words, but it still gets the point accross. I would reccomend it for people who are new to diving/spearfishing.
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Helpful Book
It's so helpful for beginner also semi-advanced freedivers. Thanks for to author. But a live excercise video cd can added the book.
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i look better in a speedo than you...
great info on breathing techniques, very academic in presentation, a real snoozer at bedtime...interesting history info, lots of drawings of dudes wearing speedos helps to explain the techniques. worth it, no matter what type of diving you're into...
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Informational but not necessarily a big help
This book is quite large and not quite what I was hoping for. I already knew a few exercises and techniques but found some of the extra ones in this book were awkward and proved to be a waste of time.
The book is quite touchy feely and doesn't excite you as you read. I don't know. You might enjoy it - I did learn some stuff from it, especially if you want to get right into the science of it all. Just didn't give me any improvement over my pre reading performance.
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