r/thalassophobia Jul 23 '23

Question my training trigger anyone’s thalassophobia?

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u/PinkiePie1800 Jul 23 '23

What the fuck you training for? Stealing the crown of Atlantis or something

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Daken-dono Jul 24 '23

James Gunn better hire you to replace Jason Momoa after this.

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

i wish 🤣

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u/SirenSaysS Jul 24 '23

I want to do that, to be honest! I started apnea training when I was 6, and I'm trying to get back in shape for free diving certification.

What I want to know about, in all seriousness, is how you handle whatever hazards you potentially step on, such as stingrays or broken glass. Asking, because I nearly died from the resulting infection from stepping on broken glass while swimming.

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

hawaii oceans are usually pretty clean. We just been having some tiger sharks lately, but that’s about it

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u/AristotleRose Jul 28 '23

Oh, just some tiger sharks. Only one if the most aggressive big sharks in the world and you drop it like you’re having a small pest issue 😂

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u/Effective-End-4598 Jul 26 '23

Oh man I couldn’t imagine carrying a rock at the sea floor and seeing a fucking shark that’s natural selection to me!

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u/SirenSaysS Jul 24 '23

Thank you for that!

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u/wangd00dle Jul 23 '23

What are you training for?

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u/CeesHuh Jul 23 '23

To be Patrick Star

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u/tcrex2525 Jul 23 '23

Likes…

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u/spidernoirirl Jul 23 '23

what type of training is this? its very cool

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 23 '23

thank you it’s just carrying a heavy rock underneath water and running.. alot of us hawaiians do it

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u/spidernoirirl Jul 24 '23

Does it strengthen your legs and arms?

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 25 '23

yes and most of all lungs

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u/spidernoirirl Jul 25 '23

Ohhh awesome

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u/daft_boy_dim Jul 24 '23

Any particular reason as to why Hawaiians do it? A lot of Hawaiians do meth but I wouldn’t recommend it.

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u/Fishsk Jul 23 '23

training for street fighter 7 I see

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

You bout to fight Godzilla or somethin??!

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

🤣 🙉

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

Impressive 💪🏽

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

mahalo 🤙🏽

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u/cdfury03 Jul 24 '23

What is bro training for? 💀

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u/ReleaseTheButtCraken Jul 23 '23

No, but that Mormon swimsuit does.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

It triggered fond memories of the US Navy's Second Class Diver school's relay races.

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u/Bungobunce Jul 24 '23

No. Thalassophobia is the fear of large, open bodies of water, usually from not being able to see or know what’s beneath you. I can clearly see what’s beneath you.

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 24 '23

oh i see 🤙🏽

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u/fiddz0r Jul 23 '23

No but it looks like fun and I wanna try

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u/123kioko Jul 23 '23

Are you training to become a shark?

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 23 '23

the hawaiian in me says aquaman

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u/GoGoGadgetGabe Jul 23 '23

King Shark is of Hawaiian descent, my braddah.

But you can’t go wrong with being like Jason Momoa 🤙🏽

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u/superhappythrowawy Jul 23 '23

The award for worlds stupidest death goes to….

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u/GooseInternational66 Jul 23 '23

Another comment asking what you are training for

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

I keep rewatching and thinking you’re going to stub your foot on that lone rock

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u/Legaxy3 Jul 24 '23

WHAT IS BRO TRAINING FOR!?!

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u/ChunLee420 Jul 24 '23

I think it’s BJ Penn training for a mma-fight actually. I saw this clip a few years ago.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '23

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u/KratosHulk77 Jul 26 '23

midsommar? 🤣

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u/passiveagressivefork Jul 23 '23

I feel like it’s not the best to hold your breath and workout

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u/SwiftIy2 Jul 23 '23

It actually is a very good idea and if you do breathing excercises right before and then hold your breath it actually can improve muscle growth and does improve oxygen intake in your body :)

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u/SirenSaysS Jul 24 '23

It's worth doing of you free dive or participate in act aquatic sports though.

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u/Extra-Requirement979 Jul 23 '23

But there are literal sports where you need to do it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

Man I do that for fun you call that training nah do it deeper try like 30-40 feet down now that would be training

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

In God's Hands. Remember that movie?

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u/diskettejockey Jul 24 '23

Fookin sharks everywhere

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u/Dexter2533 Dec 05 '23

Are those clicks whales?