Note 1: The two records from 2009, 101 m and 90 m, were repealed by the federation eight months after they had been set, due to the introduction of a new rule, which was then applied retroactively.

Note 2: Freediving#Competition defines the various Apnea codes.
Record distances are in metres; duration times in minutes and seconds.

Summary:
STA - 9 min.
02 sec.

DYN - 234 m
DNF - 182 m
CWT - 101 m
CNF - 69 m
FIM - 91 m
VWT - 127 m
Clarification:
STA = Static apnea.
Holding the breath as long as possible.

DYN = Dynamic apnea with fins.
Diving as far as possible with the use of fins or a monofin.

DNF = Dynamic apnea without fins.
Diving as far as possible without fins.

CWT = Constant weight with fins.
Diving as deep as possible with the use of fins or a monofin.

CNF = Constant weight without fins.
Diving as deep as possible without fins.

FIM = Free immersion.
Diving as deep as possible by pulling down and up the rope.

VWT = Variable weight apnea.
Using a sled for descent, pulling back up along a line or swimming up with or without fins.

NLT = No-limits apnea.
Using a sled for descent, and an inflatable bag for ascent, or any other method or technique.
Note 1: The two records from 2009, 101 m and 90 m, were repealed by the federation eight months after they had been set, due to the introduction of a new rule, which was then applied retroactively.
Note 2: Freediving#Competition defines the various Apnea codes. Record distances are in metres; duration times in minutes and seconds.
Summary:
STA - 9 min. 02 sec.
DYN - 234 m
DNF - 182 m
CWT - 101 m
CNF - 69 m
FIM - 91 m
VWT - 127 m
Clarification:
STA = Static apnea. Holding the breath as long as possible.
DYN = Dynamic apnea with fins. Diving as far as possible with the use of fins or a monofin.
DNF = Dynamic apnea without fins. Diving as far as possible without fins.
CWT = Constant weight with fins. Diving as deep as possible with the use of fins or a monofin.
CNF = Constant weight without fins. Diving as deep as possible without fins.
FIM = Free immersion. Diving as deep as possible by pulling down and up the rope.
VWT = Variable weight apnea. Using a sled for descent, pulling back up along a line or swimming up with or without fins.
NLT = No-limits apnea. Using a sled for descent, and an inflatable bag for ascent, or any other method or technique.
Natalia Molchanova