81. Spierre | Welcome We are dedicated to the design and manufacturing of the ultimate underwater fin, whether you freedive or participate in an underwater sport such as underwater hockey or spearfishing, we are able to custom build a fin that will suit your requirements exactly in pure carbon or fiber composite. We also provide the full range of Rob Allen, Pelaj and Omer products. Based in South Africa. http://www.spierre.com

82. Underwater Hockey Chapter From Freedive! By Terry Maas And David Sipperly Book, freedive, hockey, apnea dive FREEDIVE! by Terry Maas and David Sipperly. Underwater Hockey. If you love the water, enjoy team play and are looking for a way to stay http://www.freedive.net/freedive/chapters/hockey.html

Freedive! CHAPTER EXCERPTS History Physiology-1 Physiology-2 Gear ... Glossary FREEDIVE! by Terry Maas and David Sipperly Underwater Hockey If you love the water, enjoy team play and are looking for a way to stay in excellent shape, then underwater hockey is your sport. Originally played by freedivers to stay in shape during the winter months, underwater hockey has developed into a highly organized and competitive sport over the last 15 years. This lively sport enjoys national and international recognition. To help us explain the basics, we've interviewed Kendall Banks and Tim Burke, two nationally recognized competitors with world championship experience. Tim was the 1996 Underwater Society of America's Underwater Hockey Athlete of the year. Kendall has served as National Underwater Hockey Director for the Underwater Society of America and has represented the United States eight times on the national team in world play; his teammates have elected him captain seven times. Underwater hockey is loads of fun, but be forewarned: this is one tough sport. It's like running up and down a flight of stairs on a single breath, breathing again at the bottom of the stairs and then repeating this cycle for fifteen minutes. It is a high intensity, anaerobic sport that requires excellent physical fitness. "Although long breath-holds are helpful, they are not critical to success," Tim stresses. "It is more important to couple short, effective breath-hold times-enough to complete each play-with short surface intervals."

83. 2006 CMAS Underwater Hockey World Championships - Home Tournament results, venue and photographs. http://www.uwhworlds2006.net/

English 2006 CMAS Underwater Hockey World Championships - Sheffield, Great Britain Sponsors Home Sport Lowdown on Underwater Hockey UWH History Previous World Championships UWH links Venue Background on Sheffield Background on Ponds Forge Tournament Tournament results Participants Pool details Gallery Photo gallery Committee Overseeing organisations 2006 World championship committee Welcome to the website for the 2006 World Championships! Tournament The 2006 Championship has been quite an event - over 300 matches spanning 6 categories, twelve days of competition. And what a competition - the finals saw some spectacular matches, notably the nailbiter in the Ladies Elite between Canada and Australia. So, here's the 2006 World Champions in the all of the categories - click on the link to view the team profiles. Open Elite - New Zealand Ladies Elite - Australia Open Masters - USA Ladies Masters - USA Open U19s - New Zealand Ladies U19s - New Zealand For full details of all the medal winners and the final standings, have a look at the tournament results. Also, the whole results section has been updated to make it easier to see the results for both stages of the competition (round 1 matches and finals results). Tournament results You can now view the player profiles for all of the teams Tournament participants Photo gallery - now online!

84. Chesham Octopush Club Local group for this unusual sport, featuring links, news and fixtures http://www.reedconsulting.com/chesham/

Chesham Octopush Club: "Buckinghamshire's premier Underwater Hockey Club" Your browser does not support frames. Please click here to display the Chesham Octopush Club Web Site without the frames.

85. Main Page Information about the local club for this unusual sport (underwater hockey) http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~cbom/watford/index.htm

Watford Octopush Club [ Main Page ] How To Find Us Meet The Players Fixtures List Latest News ... Hot Gossip Club Overview: Watford Octopush Club was formed many years ago by Dick Berry, who is still a "geriatric" member of the Watford Underwater Club. His influence on the fledgling Octopush Club was considerable, and it remains to this day - the goals we use for every match and practice session were made by Dick Berry. Watford Octopush Club is a registered club, affiliated to the British Octopush Association. Club Nights: Our main training night is on Tuesdays at the Sir James Altham Pool, Little Oxhey Lane, South Oxhey, Watford, Herts, WD1 5HW, from 9.00pm-10.00pm. We formerly had a session on Thursdays at Watford Springs Pool, behind Watford High Street British Rail station in Watford itself, but this session is currently inactive. Club sessions cost £4.00, with the first session free. The Sir James Altham Pool can be contacted on 0181-421 0211, and Watford Springs can be contacted on 01923 211333. Contacting Us: The two primary contacts are Peter Hollingbery who can be contacted by telephone on 01442 832159 or Aileen Bommer whose e-mail address is aileen@cbom.globalnet.co.uk

86. Aquatic Center, San Jose State University (offers Daily Lap Swimming, Recreation Home for the swimming and diving teams, water polo, and underwater hockey. Includes current activities schedule, team links, and hours of operation. http://www.union.sjsu.edu/Aquatic_Center/aquatic_center.html

Skip Navigation The Event Center, San Jose State University Global Navigation SJSU HOME MySJSU NEWS EVENTS ... DIRECTORY SEARCH Aquatic Center Upcoming Events Building Hours Directions ... Search Aquatic Center The Aquatic Center at San Jose State University is one of the largest outdoor pools in California, featuring daily lap swimming, diving boards, and recreational swimming. The pool is accessible for current enrolled SJSU Students with a valid Tower ID card. SJSU Faculty/Staff and community members may purchase a day use pass or membership Fall Hours August 25th-Sept 30th Friday 7:00am-7:00pm Saturday 8:00am-3:00pm Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm October 1st-October 31st Monday-Thursday 7:00am-8:00pm Friday 7:00am-7:00pm Saturday 8:00am-3:00pm Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm November 1st- December 17th Monday-Thursday 7:00am-8:00pm Friday 7:00am-7:00pm Weekends CLOSED until March 2011 CLOSED Sept 6th Labor Day Nov 11th Veteran's Day Nov 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th,28th Thanksgiving Holiday Current List of Scheduled Events Event List Facility Information Aquatic Center Description Locker Rooms: our locker rooms enable you to store your belongings while you exercise. Coin and semester rental lockers are available.

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