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BoaterTalk: The International Information Site for the Whitewater Paddler
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Been underwater actually help you hold your breath longer
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How long can you hold your breath??
Poke
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on Fear Factor...
llove2kayak
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you can hold it longer when you're not underwater.....take out the panic element and you can go a LOT longer...
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That depends...
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Aug 13 2002, 12:15 GMT
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Enzo
The reason is when your face are submerged in the water, the contact of water with the corner of your eyes triggers a minor mammalian reflex, which causes the body to consume less oxygen.
For more information on mammalian reflex, go to
http://www.yasemindalkilic.com/freediving/freediving3.htm
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