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Answers to your freediving decompression questions


Release time:

2023-02-15

  Many people in the first contact with the sport of freediving, are thinking that freediving does not use compressed gas so there will be no decompression sickness problems, especially at depths such as our recreational level, before making a note to tell you the conclusion.

  Free diving can lead to decompression sickness (DCS), generally one or twenty meters players will also encounter decompression problems, do not doubt that this is a personal problem that you and I should pay close attention to!

  The decompression sickness that occurs in freediving has a scientific name: "TARAVANA".

  The origin of this scientific name is the name of a small island in Polynesia, where the local inhabitants habitually dive unarmed to the bottom of the sea to get food or pearls, and because they dive frequently, they often suffer from diving sickness collectively for a long time, which has attracted the attention of many diving medicine experts, because the inhabitants of the island are used to diving unarmed, and this type of diving was originally thought not to cause decompression sickness, but after research, it was found that The fact is not, freedivers also need to face this problem as well as scuba diving.