Welcome to the United States Apnea Association!
We are happy that you have found us! Allow us to become a
part of your apnea-related endeavors by taking the time to visit
the different sections of the USAA website. We have a variety
of information available for you and even more to come. Check
back frequently for new and exciting information, links,
and
photos!
If you haven’t already, we hope you will join our organization
and experience being a part of a member community that enjoys
all types of apnea sports. Membership offers you additional benefits
such as voting, participation in group forums, opportunities
to get involved in USAA events (including competitions), finding
dive buddies, and of course, supporting United States freediving
and freedivers!
As you navigate our site, should you have any questions, comments,
or concerns, please visit the USAA information pages for contact
information and get in touch with one of our Board Members.
We are pleased to be of service to you.
Checkout our MySpace page.
http://www.myspace.com/usfreediving
Enjoy!
2008 US Freediving Team Selection
Criteria
Help fellow freediver Sam Stills
http://www.justgiving.com/samstill
USAA Merchandise (All Hats in STOCK) <click here and check it out
Previous Event Reports <<<Here
Freediving is a great time. Come try it out. Photo courtesy Courtney Platt. www.courtneyplatt.com
Robert King celebrates his new US Men's National Record in Constant No Fins after diving to 55 meters in Grand Cayman.
Rob returns from his record dive.
Jessica Wilson celebrates a new competition personal best and the deepest competition dive in US Women's history with a dive to 65 meters in Constant Weight.
Craig Gentry celebrates a new personal best with a dive to 55 meters.
Leo Muraoka completes a free immersion dive to 76 meters during the Vertical Blue 2008 Competition at Dean's Blue Hole, Long Island, Bahamas. This is a new US Men's National Record.
For updates go to www.veritcalblue.net
Theo Ivanovic proudly displays his tag from his National Record Constant Weight dive of 82 Meters. Theo broke Brett LeMaster's record of 81 M (A World Record in 1999). this was one of the longest standing US records.
Checkout Kevin Busscher's Art at www.busscherart.com
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