Freediving/having fun at Dianabad swimming pool
by Lubomir Stefanoff on Jun.14, 2010, under Freediving
For the past two weeks we’ve been training at Dianabad outdoor pool in Sofia. Water is getting warmer (was 20-22 degrees last week), so I might try a longer dive with my new Blueseventy suit (thank you, Eric and Sanne!). Ivo made another UW video – check it out:
P.S The Orca wetusit isn’t mine, I just borrowed it from a friend for a test swim 
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