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Natalia Molchanova in Japan
Natalia Molchanova (Russian: Молчанова Наталья Вадимовна),
born 8 May 1962, Ufa, Russia is a Russian champion Freediver and is the current President of
the Russian Freedive Federation.
Natalia is the world's most successful female freediver ever,
with a total of Twenty-Seven World Records. She
has, thus far, 12 individual GOLD medals and 2
team gold medals from the Freediving World Championships. At the
World Championships in Maribor, Slovenia, in 2007, Natalia's
winning time in the static discipline was better than the winning
male gold medal. The 25th of September, 2009, she became the first
women ever to make and pass 100 meters in Constant Weight, this
with a dive to 101 meters. Natalia is also the only female who has
made a constant dive through the arch in the Blue Hole, in Dahab,
Egypt. Inside of one year, 2009, Molchanova also became the first
freediver in the world, including men, to deliver three results, in
three different categories (depth, length and time) with over 100
points in each according to the international point scoring systems
that are recognised by AIDA International. During 2009,
Natalia set 5 New World Records and took all five Gold medals at
the two individual AIDA World Championships.
Official World
Records by Natalia Molchanova
| Apnea |
Record |
Date |
Location |
| CNF |
62 m |
03 Dec 2009 |
Blue
Hole (Bahamas) |
| FIM |
90 m |
27 Sep 2009 |
Sharm
(Egypt) |
| CWT |
101 m |
25 Sep 2009 |
Sharm
(Egypt) |
| STA |
8 min 23 sec |
21 August 2009 |
Aarhus (Denmark) |
| DNF |
160 m |
20 August 2009 |
Aarhus (Denmark) |
| DYN |
214 m |
5 October 2008 |
Lignano (Italy) |
| FIM |
85 m |
27 July 2008 |
Crete (Greece) |
| CWT |
95 m |
25 July 2008 |
Crete (Greece) |
| CNF |
60 m |
12 June 2008 |
Dahab (Egypt) |
| FIM |
82 m |
10 June 2008 |
Dahab (Egypt) |
| DNF |
149 m |
7 July 2007 |
Maribor (Slovenia)) |
| STA |
8 min |
6 July 2007 |
Maribor (Slovenia) |
| DYN |
205 m |
5 July 2007 |
Maribor (Slovenia) |
| FIM |
80 m |
3 June 2006 |
Dahab (Egypt) |
| DYN |
200 m |
23 April 2006 |
Moscow (Russia) |
| STA |
7 min 30 sec |
22 April 2006 |
Moscow (Russia) |
| DNF |
131 m |
20 December 2005 |
Tokyo (Japan) |
| CNF |
55 m |
7 November 2005 |
Dahab (Egypt) |
| FIM |
78 m |
5 November 2005 |
Dahab (Egypt) |
| CWT |
86 m |
3 September 2005 |
Villefranche
(France) |
| DNF |
124 m |
25 August 2005 |
Renens (Switzerland) |
| STA |
7 min 16 sec |
25 August 2005 |
Renens (Switzerland) |
| DYN |
178 m |
25 August 2005 |
Renens (Switzerland) |
| DYN |
172 m |
24 April 2005 |
Moscow (Russia) |
| DNF |
108 m |
23 April 2005 |
Moscow (Russia) |
| DYN |
155 m |
25 April 2004 |
Moscow (Russia) |
| DYN |
150 m |
2 May 2003 |
Limassol (Cyprus) |
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