Michael Board
For the Australian politician, see Mike Board.
Michael Board (born 10 October 1970, in Clapham, South London, United Kingdom.) is the current British record holder In the free immersion discipline (FIM)[1] and constant weight with fins (CWF).[2]
Michael Board British record holder In CWF Freediving At 102 m
Michael Board British record holder In CWF Freediving
British Records
- 68 M Free Immersion, 8 May 2010, British Blue Hole competition In Dahab, Egypt
- 72 M Free Immersion, 3 May 2011, Freedive International Mini-comp In Dahab, Egypt
- 77 M, Free Immersion, 13September 2011, Mediterranean Cup In Kalamata, Greece
- 83 M, Free Immersion, 24September 2011, World Championships In Kalamata, Greece
- 92 M, Constant Weight with Fins, 22November 2012, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 94 M, Constant Weight with Fins, 26November 2012, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 96 M, Constant Weight with Fins, 28November 2012, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 91 M, Free Immersion, 11November 2013, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 100 M, Constant Weight with Fins, 13November 2013, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 96 M, Free Immersion, 15November 2013, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 102 M, Constant Weight with Fins, 17November 2013, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
- 103 M, Constant Weight with Fins,[3] December 2014, Vertical Blue competition, Long Island, Bahamas
Personal life
Michael lives in Indonesia, on the island of Gili Trawangan, where he teaches freediving courses and training. A short movie was made in 2012 about his life in Indonesia. [4]
See also
- Freedivegili.com
References
- ↑ http://www.britishfreediving.org/index.asp?sec=10&pag=101
- ↑ http://www.britishfreediving.org/index.asp?sec=10
- ↑ http://2014.verticalblue.net/results/?action=days&day=5
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?V=8yv6mKDiRwM
External links
- Michael Board Profil
- 7iDfXm6_8jnBXw British Freediving Record: Mike Board freedives 102 m In Constant Weight
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