The two weeks before the pool competition were tough—switching from depth training, limited pool time due to rest and travel, and vacation plans disrupted my routine. Still, a no-wetsuit session in another city helped me stay mentally connected to training.

Focused on technique and control, I trained for a local comp with 20m depth and a 2m hang. Despite a setback post-illness, my prep paid off—I hit a 42m CNF dive, a new personal best!

The last two weeks were focused on rest and dive safety awareness. I trained rescue scenarios, improved safety procedures, and had strong sessions both in water and at the gym. I achieved significant dives, including a 155m dynamic bi-fins personal best.

Another week of freediving progress! I hit a DYNB PB of 140m, and completed very good 112m DNF dive, both feeling strong. Depth sessions were rewarding, and I explored CO₂ and hypoxia training. Plus, an insightful exchange with Michaela Werner on freediving journey, lessons learned and mindset.

This week brought major strides in my freediving journey. Without chasing records, I focused on consistency and technique, hitting a personal best of 125m DNF 🎉. Extra gym and pool training are paying off—stronger, more streamlined, and more focused than ever!

This week’s hypoxic training showed real progress. Hitting 108m DNF on a full breath was a huge confidence boost, proving I have more in reserve for max attempts when I will add few air packs. I also repeated my 50m pool sessions with less effort, improved breath control, and better awareness.

This week, I pushed my freediving limits with RV training, refining awareness and control. My 100+ DNF dives felt more conscious, and depth training showed improved efficiency. Even a failed 108m DNF dive taught me valuable lessons—success motivates, but failure teaches best!