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Magdalena Solich-Talanda Becomes First Woman To Break 200m Dynamic No Fins

We have breaking news from Poland where Magdalena Solich-Talanda has set a new Polish Freediving National Record of 200m in Dynamic No Fins (DNF) at the Mazovia MiniComp 2018.

Whilst this is only a National Record due to the level of judges at the event, this performance beats the current World Record that Solich-Talanda herself set at 191m in July 2017.

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Solich-Talanda had this to say to DeeperBlue.com:

“It was just a controlled start to check my form before the Belgrade World Championships. At 170m I felt really good and I knew that I can do more”

When asked about what it feels like being the first woman in competitive history to hit 200m in DNF, she had this to say:

“It is a wonderful feeling and for me, it seems like I have done something really big! Now I have strong desire to do more!”

You can see the 200m DNF performance from the competition via the Freediving Poland Facebook Page or watch an embedded version below.

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** This is a breaking news story. This page will be updated with further information as we learn more. **

Stephan Whelan
Stephan Whelanhttps://www.deeperblue.com
Stephan is the Founder of DeeperBlue.com. His passion for the underwater world started at 8 years old with a try-dive in a hotel pool on holiday that soon formulated into a lifelong love affair with the oceans. In 1996 he set up DeeperBlue.com and has grown the site to be the most popular diving website and community in the world.

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