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free diving is where a group or one person goes into the sea and dives; without a oxygen tank. they then proceed to go as far down as they can and the one who goes the furthest down wins. free divers are required to have a good lung capacity and as healthy body, it is advised NOT to try this, free divers are proffesionals and have had many years of training. Many risks can be taken for example; too much pressure on your heart and body causing breakages, heart attacks and of course drowning. It is advised that you have a doctor or someone with a medical qualification to be present at events to ensure the safety of free divers.
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