Deep blue sea by yehezkel raz

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I completely disagree with the comment about not looking comfortable. I think she looked incredibly comfortable, relaxed and graceful. Admittedly I'm someone who's always felt very comfortable in the water and who's done a bit of freediving and discovered how it takes you to a level of peace and relaxation unlike anything else, so maybe I view this from a different perspective to some people, but I'm sure there are many, many people who would agree with me.

@@michaelmccluskey2044 perhaps you misunderstand me, Friend. I’m sorry if I didn’t communicate well. It was a compliment to the subject and the work to make the body appear so effortless. A bit like when you see a superlative athlete (Sh’Carri or Ian Thorpe for eg, sorry for the probable sp mistake there). They make it all seem so effortless, but you know immense work and maximised potential went into making it look that beautiful and efficient. As for feeling/being comfortable, that is entirely different than looking comfortable. Compared to sea animals, humans are in general ungainly in the water, being that we are not marine creatures. Thus, my respectful nod to the subject of this video. It’s cool that people can make careers these ways. Hope that clears it up :)

The same diver has done 109m with bi fins, so that should give you some idea. That said, they’re still high end carbon fibre long bi fins, so still very efficient. With a decent pair of short fins I think she’d probably be getting close to 100m. In no fins the top women are around 75m.