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Answer Wiki. As John suggests, divers that ascend too quickly can get an air embolism. Bends (decompression sickness) is slightly different and requires a diver to have been at some depth breathing a nitrogen mixture for some time. You can get an embolism even if you havenât been down long enough to need decompression stops.
Anyone can fly off the front in the first 100m but they'll pay later. It is extremely common to swim way too fast in the first 200m of such a swim. Because your heart rate and perceived exertion are delayed responses to the real intensity of effort, they take several minutes to catch up with the real intensity.