Valentina Cafolla Sets New Women's Dynamic Freediving World Record

Achieving a 140-meter dive under ice, Cafolla reclaims her title in challenging conditions.

Valentina Cafolla, a 27-year-old Croatian freediver, set a new world record for women's dynamic freediving by diving 140 meters deep under ice.
The record-breaking dive took place at Lago di Anterselva, Italy, in conditions of heavy snowfall and a water temperature of three degrees Celsius.
Cafolla reclaimed the world record from Japanese athlete Yasuko Ozeki, who had set the previous record at 126 meters.
In addition to the dynamic freediving record, Cafolla also set a new world record with a double fin, achieving a depth of over 80 meters.
Cafolla is set to compete in the Freediving World Championships in Belgrade in July.