AIDA Depth World Championship Limassol 2023 – Great Atmosphere During the Day 1

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The first day of the AIDA Depth World Championship Limassol 2023 is over, when the exciting women’s rivalry in the CNF competition was held.

Thursday, September 21, was the start of the exciting competition at the 31st AIDA Depth World Championship being held in Limassol, Cyprus. The championship will last a total of ten days, during which the various disciplines will be held alternately.

On one day, women will compete in a particular discipline, and the next day, in the same discipline, men’s starts will be held. The athletes will compete in a total of four depth disciplines.

Yesterday, during the first day of competition, women competed in the Constant Weight No Fins – CNF discipline. A total of 31 ladies took part in the competition. The weather conditions and the water were excellent. No currents and a flat sea bathed in sunshine – what more could you want?

Among the highlights of the day were five national records set by:

Natalia Wilk (POL) – 53m
Shlomit Wallerstein (ISR) – 46m
Nikita Fima Atriyu (IDN) – 45m
Jiaoyi Li (HKG) – 41m
Syafidatul Azua Shafii (MYS) – 41m

With the final rankings of the day:

Sanda Delija (HVR) – 71m
Tatiana Zemskikh (INT) – 58m
Jennifer Wendland (DEU) – 56m

Looking forward to the men’s CNF competition that will take place today.