Claire Paris of Miami, Florida broke the USA Women's National Freediving Record in the freediving discipline of Dynamic No Fins with a swim of 128 meters / 420 feet on a single breath. Claire added three meters / ten feet to the record previously held by Shell Eisenberg of Hawaii.

Relative newcomer Shell Eisenberg of Northern California surprised the USA Freediving world by capturing her first USA Women's National Freediving Record in the freediving discipline of Dynamic No Fins with a swim of 125 meters / 410 feet.

Dark horse newcomer, John Hullverson of Northern California, surprised the US Freediving world by capturing his first US Men's National Freediving Record in the freediving discipline of Dynamic No Fins with a swim of 142 meters / 466 feet.

Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras. Nick Mevoli of Brooklyn, NY set a new US Men's Freediving National Record in the Constant Weight discipline, swimming with just one breath of air down to a depth of 100 meters (328 feet) with a monofin.

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

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.

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.