US Freediving is pleased to announce that Ted Harty, Founder of Immersion Freediving, set a new US national record in the freediving discipline of Dynamic Apnea with a performance of 170 meters

US Freediving is pleased to announce that Robert King set a new men's national record in the freediving discipline of Constant Weight No Fins to a depth of 68 meters. Rob broke the record during his performance at the Mediterranean Cup.

It must be in the water. US athletes are tearing it up in competition these days and they are repeat offenders. United States Apnea Association (USAA) is pleased to report that US Freediving history has been made again with three US National Record

United States Apnea Association (USAA) is pleased to report that US Freediving history has been made with three US National Records falling in the same day. US athletes Erin Magee, Ashley Chapman, and Grant Hogan have all set new US National Records

Erin Magee of Fort Lauderdale, FL set a new United States Women's Freediving National Record while holding her breath and swimming with her mono fin to a depth of 71 meters (233 feet).

Kona, Hawaii. The United States Apnea Association (USAA) has completed the 2010 US Freediving National Championships crowning Kurt Chambers and Jessica Wilson as National Champions.

Robert King, a USAA member, set a new national freediving record for swimming to depth with a fin while holding his breath to a depth of 87 meters (285 feet) on April 21, 2010.

Robert King, a USAA member, set a new National record in the freediving discipline of free immersion to a depth of 86 meters / 282 feet on April 19, 2010, at Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island in the Bahamas.

The United States Apnea Association (USAA) is pleased to announce that it will be hosting the U.S. National Freediving Championships from April 22 through April 25, 2010 in Kona, Hawaii.

Robert King set a new national record for swimming to depth with a fin while holding his breath to a depth of 84 meters (275 feet) on December 1, 2009 at Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island in the Bahamas during freediving world championships.