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A freediving samba or Loss of Motor Control (LMC) is near black out experience. Always dive with a trained freedive buddy who can perform a proper rescue protocol. There are different methods to rescue someone from an LMC/samba and blackout, which come in useful depending on the severity, conditions, etc. This is a video I did not want to post because it is embarassing, but it should be taken as a warning to new and intermediate freedivers what can happen in the water, and to never freedive alone. This is why you must not hold your breath without a buddy who is trained in freedive rescue procedures. Timecodes 0:00 Static Apnea start 0:12 Mistake 1 - thinking dry breath hold translates directly to the pool 0:33 Mistake 2 - very cold pool for static, but tried to do warm ups anyways in my thin wetsuit 0:50 Mistake 3 - Focused on the number, not the breath hold feelings 1:18 Mistake 4 - Overriding the warning signs of having a bad dive and needing to end 1:49 Mistake 5 - Letting air out, however I still keep pushing 2:03 Loss of Motor Control / LMC / Samba and static apnea rescue procedures Watch More: ICE DIVING • 🧊 Freediving under Ice | Ice diving in Canada SHIPWRECKS • Shipwreck Diving Tobermory | Freediving so... FREEDIVING TIPS • Freediving Tips and Instructional Freedive... SUBSCRIBE for more breath hold tips and freediving videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrooprFre... CONNECT Comment here on YouTube, we try get back to everyone :) Andrew TT / androopr Andrew IG / androopr Lilly IG / lilfreediver COURSES: https://www.OntarioFreedivers.com Remember: Never hold your breath alone. We are trained professionals, do not attempt without proper training. See you underwater!