The 28th AIDA World Championship is taking place from 18-25 June 2022 in Burgas, Bulgaria.
The complete schedule of events, start lists and results can be found here: bit.ly/3IdqnMK
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On the final day of the 28th AIDA World Championship, athletes compete in the discipline with the most distance - Dynamic With Monofin (DYN).
If nothing unpredictable happens, the absolute favorite in the discipline among the women - Magdalena Solich-Talanda of Poland - should come out on top. Magdalena holds the current AIDA World record in DYN of 277m (909ft). Magdalena's teammate, Julia Kozerska, will most likely claim the silver medal with her official personal best (PB) in the discipline being 244m (801ft). Kateryna Sadurska of Ukraine most probably can be expected to win third place if she isn't too exhausted from the protests of the previous day. But it's impossible to guess who might be fourth or who could steal a medal if one of the favorites leaves the race because many of the women have results of around 200m (656ft).
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About AIDA:
Created in 1992, the International Association for the Development of Apnea (AIDA) is an international freediving federation based in Switzerland. AIDA is dedicated to the development of freediving through both competition and education, and is the federation of all freediving nations, bringing together over 40 countries. AIDA has officiated over 25 freediving World Championships and more than 300 freediving world records.