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How about playing football whilst free diving and so avoid the joys of gas bubbles forming. The current free dive depth record is something around 250 meters a
by dragonsky67 8y ago
How about playing football whilst free diving and so avoid the joys of gas bubbles forming. The current free dive depth record is something around 250 meters and people who do free diving spear fishing frequently dive down to 20 - 30 meters.
It would change the game somewhat but I could imagine having a ball that was buoyant at about 10 meters would force the play underwater. Having the goals on the bottom either side of a submerged wall would force vertical movement.
You would have a challenge with viewing the action, but there are some pretty amazing underwater drones around so I think you could really get with the action.
- dmurray 8y agoUnderwater hockey is a start on what you are looking for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_hockey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underwater_hockey
- danilocesar 8y agoApnea is all about conserving energy, moving as less as you can and as efficient and you can. That said, have you ever watched an apnea competition? When reaching the surface, athletes are required to say "I'm Ok" and do a sign with their hands. Some times they can't do that because they're in a hypoxia state and very close to pass out. it's not a situation you want in a contact sport.