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Old 08-03-05, 11:09 AM
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It's called the Frenzel technique, there's a few websites which describe it, try a search for Canadian freediver Eric Fattah, his site has a good description of it. You shouldn't actually swallow any air with it, you are using the tongue as a piston to push air into the ears. It is quite difficult to learn.

I'm no medic but I'd doubt padding stops will negate the effects of a shunt opening.
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