Kateryna Sadurska of Ukraine has distinguished herself as one of freediving’s leading figures by twice exceeding her own Constant Weight No Fins (CNF) world record during the AIDA Deep Dominica competition. The achievement, which saw Sadurska extend her record first to 82 metres on 26 November 2024, and then to 84 metres on 2 December 2024, has attracted wide admiration throughout the freediving community.

Constant Weight No Fins is considered among the sport’s most exacting disciplines, requiring athletes to descend and ascend on a single breath without the aid of fins or propulsion devices. Sadurska initially secured the world record in this category in 2023, and her latest performances in Dominica further underscore her technical prowess and unwavering composure at depth.

Observers noted that Sadurska’s successful dives were notable not only for their distance but also for the athlete’s steady execution and apparent ease upon surfacing. Breaking any world record even once is an extraordinary accomplishment; surpassing one’s own record on two separate attempts within a week at the same event is a feat that speaks to her training regimen, focus, and passion for freediving.

Congratulations, Kateryna, your performances continue to inspire the entire community.