Alessia Zecchini

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Alessia Zecchini (born 30 June 1992) is an Italian freediver who has set multiple world records in various freediving disciplines. She is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished freedivers in the world.

Early Life

Alessia Zecchini was born in Rome, Italy. She developed an interest in water sports at a young age and began her journey into freediving during her teenage years. Her passion for the sport quickly grew, and she started training rigorously to improve her skills.

Career

Zecchini's professional career in freediving took off when she began competing in national and international competitions. She has set numerous world records in disciplines such as Constant Weight, Free Immersion, and Variable Weight. Her achievements have earned her recognition and respect within the freediving community.

World Records

Alessia Zecchini has set multiple world records, including:

• Constant Weight (CWT) - 113 meters
• Free Immersion (FIM) - 102 meters
• Variable Weight (VWT) - 130 meters

Achievements

Zecchini has won several medals in international competitions, including the AIDA International World Championships and the CMAS World Championships. Her dedication to the sport and her ability to push the limits of human endurance have made her a prominent figure in the world of freediving.

Personal Life

Outside of her professional career, Alessia Zecchini is known for her advocacy of ocean conservation and her efforts to promote the sport of freediving. She often participates in events and workshops aimed at raising awareness about marine life and the importance of preserving underwater ecosystems.

See Also

• Freediving
• Constant Weight
• Free Immersion
• Variable Weight
• AIDA International
• CMAS