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The ultimate Freedive Fun competition
28 july - 2 august 2012 (6 days - saturday to thursday)

Professional class and amateur class
(max 20 meters in amateur class)

Amateur = Never competed or max 25 in an AIDA comp

Total winner in 7 funcomp disciplines
AMATEUR DISCIPLINES

1. GUESS YOUR DEPTH
Depth awareness and precision
Pull yourself down and turn at what you think is 20 meter. Closest to 20 wins.

Double start, parallell lines, two competitors		 Within
- 0.5 meter = 20 points
- 1 meter = 15 points
- 1.5 meter = 10 points
- 2 meter = 5 points
- 3 meter = 0 points

Winner + 10 points
2. APNEA DEPTH SPEED RACE
Speed and style
As fast down and up as possible.
(20 meters)

Double start, parallell lines, two competitors

 - 30 seconds = 20 points
- 35 seconds = 15 points
- 40 seconds = 10 points
- 45 second = 5 points
- 50 seconds = 0 points

Winner + 10 points
3. UNASSISTED NOSECLIP ONLY
The purest and the hardest
No suit, no equipment apart from a noseclip.
(20 meters max)
1 points per meter depth

Winner + 10 points

4. MAGIC 3
Hold your breath to what you think is 3 minutes, closest to 3 wins.

Simultaneus start'

There will be an extra AIDA static competition for those who want Aida ranking in a max attempt.

 - 1 seconds = 20 points
- 3 seconds = 15 points
- 5 seconds = 10 points
- 10 second = 5 points
- 15 seconds = 0 points

Winner + 10 points
5. TEAM STATIC
Relay breath holds - teams of three (teams organized by draw - winners gets points for being in winning team)
Proclass and amateur class
Winning team 20 points (each member)
Second 15 points
Third 10 points
Fourth 5 points
Fifth 0 points
6. STYLE COMP - NO FINS
Breast stroke down and up
Get your style judged
(20 meters max)
 11 points available for style
0.5 points per meter depth
7. SKANDALOPETRA
The deepest and the oldest
Hold on to a stone and sink.
Get pulled up by your dive buddy.
(30 meters max) (Proclass max 50 meters)
Skandalopetra is an apnea discipline with historical roots. The name comes from the Greek words "scandali" (trigger) and "petra" (stone). The athlete dives with the help of a stone (usually a marble slab) attached to a rope. 		0.5 point per meter depth

Fastest team (down and up):
Winning team +10 points (each member)
Second +7 points
Third + 5 points