Aww go on. Be a sport.
On the topic of No Limits - William Trubridge recently submitted a proposal to AIDA International requesting that sled diving be banned. Well, not banned exactly because you can't tell people what to do in their spare time. Instead he wants AIDA to cease ratification of sled records. Two main reasons:
1. it's dangerous as all hell because you're relying on a contraption to get you back to the surface and if you want to set a record you'll be going deep enough to get well bent. AIDA is better off dissociating itself from such shenanigans.
2. it's largely a technological arms race rather than an 'athletic' event and boils down to a test of logistics, equalisation ability and risk tolerance. AIDA should aim for a more athletic image and leave such mechanised freakshows to Guinness.
AIDA NZ (of which Narsil, Azazel, Phil C and I are board members) supported the proposal on the grounds that it was rather sensible and sled diving was a ghastly blight on the good name of freediving in general. Or something. There's an amazingly tedious and opinionated thread on deeperblue about this if anybody's interested. Basically sled diving is part of history so all the Euros want to hang onto it, so that they can continue to have transcendent spiritual experiences at depth without the inconvenience of having to be good at diving. I'm just saying...