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free diver
noun
Alternative spelling of free-diver
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How far down can a free diver go?
It seems clear that the great free diver Natalia Molchanova is dead.
The earliest free diver of renown was a Greek sponge fisherman named Haggi Statti.
Shrunken lungs give a free diver a sense of having plenty of oxygen, because it is concentrated.
But his will to get the job done and win is what made him such a great free diver".
He was an excellent free diver, as he told us, and not shy about showing off his abilities.
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Today free divers are going down more than 600 feet and returning in apparently fine shape.
To disable, or at least delay, that trigger, free divers hyperventilate before competing, to wash the lungs of carbon dioxide.
On rare occasions, free divers have passing weakness on one side of their bodies, or their skin tingles or burns.
But as free divers descend, they experience a rapid shrinkage of the lungs and the compression of the gases inside.
Working with several French universities and the French National Apnea Commission, he and his colleagues recruited twelve élite free divers, twelve novice free divers, and twelve control subjects with no free-diving experience.
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