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'''Umberto Pelizzari''' (born August 28, 1965) is an Italian [[free-diving]] athlete who has set numerous world records in the discipline. He is widely recognized for his contributions to the sport and his efforts to promote free-diving globally.
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== Early Life ==
'''Umberto Pelizzari''' (born 28 August 1965) is an Italian [[freediver]] widely recognized for his achievements in the sport. He is known for setting multiple world records in various freediving disciplines and for his contributions to the development of freediving techniques and safety.
Pelizzari was born in [[Busto Arsizio]], a city in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. He developed an interest in water sports at a young age, and by his teens, he was already showing promise as a competitive swimmer.


== Career ==
==Early Life==
Pelizzari's career in free-diving began in the late 1980s. He quickly rose to prominence in the sport, setting his first world record in 1990 in the [[Constant Weight]] category. Over the course of his career, he set numerous world records in various categories, including [[No Limits]], [[Variable Weight]], and [[Static Apnea]].
Umberto Pelizzari was born in [[Busto Arsizio]], [[Italy]]. From a young age, he showed a keen interest in the sea and underwater activities. He pursued studies in [[sports science]] at the [[University of Milan]], which laid the foundation for his future career in freediving.


In addition to his competitive achievements, Pelizzari has also made significant contributions to the sport off the field. He co-founded the [[International Association for the Development of Apnea]] (AIDA), an organization dedicated to promoting free-diving and setting standards for competitions. He also established the [[Apnea Academy]], a training center for free-divers.
==Freediving Career==
Pelizzari began his competitive freediving career in the late 1980s. He quickly rose to prominence by setting his first world record in 1990 in the [[constant weight]] discipline. Over the years, he continued to break records in various categories, including [[variable weight]] and [[no limits]].


== Legacy ==
===World Records===
Pelizzari retired from competitive free-diving in 2001, but his influence on the sport continues. His records, his contributions to the development of free-diving, and his efforts to promote the sport have earned him a place in the history of free-diving.
Throughout his career, Pelizzari set numerous world records. Some of his notable achievements include:
* In 1991, he set a world record in the constant weight category by diving to a depth of 65 meters.
* In 1992, he achieved a record in the variable weight category with a dive to 95 meters.
* In 1999, he set a no limits record by reaching a depth of 150 meters.


== See Also ==
===Training and Techniques===
* [[Free-diving]]
Pelizzari is known for his rigorous training regimen and innovative techniques. He has emphasized the importance of [[breath control]], [[relaxation]], and [[mental focus]] in achieving success in freediving. His approach has influenced many aspiring freedivers around the world.
* [[International Association for the Development of Apnea]]
* [[Apnea Academy]]


== References ==
==Contributions to Freediving==
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Beyond his competitive achievements, Pelizzari has contributed significantly to the sport of freediving. He has been involved in the development of safety protocols and has worked to promote the sport globally. Pelizzari has also authored books and produced instructional videos on freediving techniques.


[[Category:Free-diving]]
==Later Career and Legacy==
[[Category:Italian sportspeople]]
After retiring from competitive freediving, Pelizzari continued to be active in the freediving community. He has served as a coach and mentor to new generations of freedivers. His legacy is marked by his records, his contributions to the sport, and his role in popularizing freediving worldwide.
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==Related Pages==
* [[Freediving]]
* [[Constant weight]]
* [[Variable weight]]
* [[No limits]]
 
==Gallery==
[[File:Umberto_Pelizzari_and_Tomasz_Nitka.jpg|thumb|Umberto Pelizzari (left) with Tomasz Nitka]]
 
==References==
* "Umberto Pelizzari: The Freediving Legend." Retrieved from [https://www.freediving.com/umberto-pelizzari]
* "World Records in Freediving." Retrieved from [https://www.freedivingrecords.com]
 
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[[Category:Italian freedivers]]
[[Category:People from Busto Arsizio]]

Revision as of 16:16, 9 February 2025

Umberto Pelizzari (born 28 August 1965) is an Italian freediver widely recognized for his achievements in the sport. He is known for setting multiple world records in various freediving disciplines and for his contributions to the development of freediving techniques and safety.

Early Life

Umberto Pelizzari was born in Busto Arsizio, Italy. From a young age, he showed a keen interest in the sea and underwater activities. He pursued studies in sports science at the University of Milan, which laid the foundation for his future career in freediving.

Freediving Career

Pelizzari began his competitive freediving career in the late 1980s. He quickly rose to prominence by setting his first world record in 1990 in the constant weight discipline. Over the years, he continued to break records in various categories, including variable weight and no limits.

World Records

Throughout his career, Pelizzari set numerous world records. Some of his notable achievements include:

  • In 1991, he set a world record in the constant weight category by diving to a depth of 65 meters.
  • In 1992, he achieved a record in the variable weight category with a dive to 95 meters.
  • In 1999, he set a no limits record by reaching a depth of 150 meters.

Training and Techniques

Pelizzari is known for his rigorous training regimen and innovative techniques. He has emphasized the importance of breath control, relaxation, and mental focus in achieving success in freediving. His approach has influenced many aspiring freedivers around the world.

Contributions to Freediving

Beyond his competitive achievements, Pelizzari has contributed significantly to the sport of freediving. He has been involved in the development of safety protocols and has worked to promote the sport globally. Pelizzari has also authored books and produced instructional videos on freediving techniques.

Later Career and Legacy

After retiring from competitive freediving, Pelizzari continued to be active in the freediving community. He has served as a coach and mentor to new generations of freedivers. His legacy is marked by his records, his contributions to the sport, and his role in popularizing freediving worldwide.

Related Pages

Gallery

Umberto Pelizzari (left) with Tomasz Nitka

References

  • "Umberto Pelizzari: The Freediving Legend." Retrieved from [1]
  • "World Records in Freediving." Retrieved from [2]