The main Freediving event in Asia
We have athletes from more than 20 countries signed this year. Of those, there are at least 22 national record holders, and 9 divers below 100 meters!
Every year we are glad to see athletes who decide to compete for the first time. To help you enjoy your competition experience more, we would like to share some tips and tricks from our experience competing.
For those who will join us for the first time, we would like share this small article to provide an overview of our competition set up. We will explain how it works and why it is a bit out of the ordinary. We are happy to say that out of the currently 80 registered athletes,…
Registration for Asian Freediving Cup 2019 is now closed. The response was even more overwhelming than last year, and all the spots where taken within two minutes. Due to some server issues the registration opened a bit late, around 8:05pm. We received the first registration at 8:05:19 and before 8:07pm all spots where taken. Everyone…
Due to overwhelming response the registration is now closed.
We are happy to announce that the 2019 edition of the Asian Freediving Cup will be held from 9th to 11th of June 2019. For the sixth year in a row we at Freedive Panglao will welcome some of the best freedivers from Asia and around the world. After many requests, we have decided to…
We’re already getting inquiries regarding Asian Freediving Cup 2019. So far we can’t say much, except that there will be Asian Freediving Cup also next year. Our competitive season for 2018 ends with Japan Freediving Cup the 15th and 16th of September, and that’s when we will start planning for next year. This means we will probably…
Bottom camera videos from Asian Freediving Cup are available. Send an email to video@asianfreedivingcup.com to get yours!
Summary of day three of Asian Freediving Cup 2018. Winners, overall results, and national records.
Results from day two, start list for day three – and overall standings before the last day of Asian Freediving Cup 2018