@@HorizoonTV its because if you exhale the last bit off oxygen leaves your body so in the short time betwen the exhale and the inhale you can passout sorry for the late answer xD
There was a camera on the sled, and a bottom camera at -146m..no one was filming, they just had to press the "on" button before submerging the line and the camera..
I dove to 18 feet once and my ears almost popped off my head. I can’t even imagine the training and years of resistance it takes to get your organs and heart to play nice at those depths.
@@orlinsanchez2184 No shit? really? Thats not what Im saying. Even past 8 feet, damage to your eardrums is already occurring. The tissues are tearing. Past 15 feet, you have almost certainly caused severe damage.
Incredible, well done! But I am also very glad that he had lots of people there to make sure he was safe. Getting a world record is no thing to risk death over.
Same. My family and I went to a bunch of different springs consecutively weekend after weekend and my body acclimated. I googled how to equalize and wore a face mask. Seemed to help.
Try equalizing the pressure in your ears and sinuses by pinching your nose when exhaling forcibly with your nose & mouth closed. Its the method divers use (valsalva movement) If you feel pain while descending do not continue as you will rupture your eardrum which can take months to heal, and curtail and future diving/snorkelling activity.
The hard part isn't holding his breath for that long. These guys can hold their breath longer than that. The hard part is equalizing your ears when the air in your lungs has compressed that far. An untrained person would die just from the compression on their lungs. Extreme freedivers have developed the physiology of their lungs to withstand pressures that would kill an ordinary person.
i hate equalizing .. i have had lots of tubes in my ears at a young age... now trying to equalize is such a pain... most my dives stay around 15 ft for spear fishing
What Kind of glasses is he wearing? Because it looks like, as would he wear normal glasses, with which you can‘t dive deeper than ~5m. I ask you, because you seem to know sth
@@justusjo4413 You are correct that you cannot wear normal swim goggles for freediving because there's no way to equalize the pressure in them. Scuba divers equalize their masks by exhaling through their nose. At moderate depths freedivers can do the same thing. For deeper freedives I've always seen them use goggles, but fill them before the dive with saline solution. Because water is not compressible, water-filled goggles don't have to be equalized. But in this video William is clearly not doing this. So, the answer to your question is that I do not know! I'm guessing that these goggles are made of something so soft that they can compress right up against his eyes. But that's a guess. You made a good catch here because I had not taken note of the fact that he pulls them down over his eyes at the last minute and does not fill them with water. Perhaps it's also possible that the goggles have openings to allow the water in. Maybe something like a screen to keep anything but water out. Lots of people open their eyes under water, so that's possible, and the goggles would still protect his eyes from debris. This is a stumper!
@@danielschechter8130 I did some research and apparently you were right, there are some sort of swim goggles which fit the eye like contact lenses, hence there is no need to worry about the pressure.The other part was right too, some fill their goggles with steril saline that no pressure euqalisation is needed. At least that's what I found, I could be wrong tho
This is insane. I've done offshore training and the SET at Portsmouth for submarine training and 100 feet is deep let along metres. The pressure exerted on your lungs at that depth is daunting. What a feat!
It's different from the 130 M recored where the guy actually swam down the whole way to 130m instead of using weight to help him go down... But still impressive non the less.
yes.. but its from different category. Freediving sport has different categories. The one that Alexey molchanoz did at 130m was CWT. This guy did VWT. Both are freediving.
@@gavincfc Probably when you dive down yourself, as your muscles use oxygen as well, so basically you need to have the ability to hold your breath for much longer.
I think the record itself is pretty cool. But what i find even more amazing is the work behind it. Divers at different depths that could help him. Other apnoe divers timing their descent so they meet him at critical stages of the dive. Just awesome!
Might just be my opinion, but I believe that free divers are the most well conditioned physically and mentally of all athletes --- They're in a class all of their own --- Truly the most elite and incredible!
i completely expected him to be grasping and wailing for air almost passing out when he got to the top but he litterally took a normal breath and went "im ok"
@@spycat2113 if anyone without special training tried diving so deep their lungs would explode, extreme freedivers have developed the physiology of their lungs to withstand pressures that would kill an ordinary person.
@@kulhrada6900 when you dive down, your lungs compact, not expand. Can they explode when they compact? just to be clear, I'm not trying to argue or prove you wrong. I'm just genuinely curious.
Something about the ocean just makes me so terrified and claustrophobic. I am actually not claustrophobic at all but the ocean terrifies the life out of me. The idea of being that deep in the vast of nothingness and not knowing whats around you and what might live under there is beyond creepy. My heart was beating so fast the entire video.. Hats off to this guy for being able to go 145m down that scary road.
Oh i am completely okay with going as deep as 6m or so in a swimming pool. Swimming is actually one of my hobbies. The only thing im not okay with is just the ocean itself and the creatures that live under there.. Scares me so much, lol..
This is insane but at the same time I feel like you should have to descend/ascend under your own power for the "freediving" record. This is more of a "how much pressure can I withstand" challenge.
That's called Constant Weight free diving. This is variable weight, where you're allowed the sled. If you want to see some extreme pressure diving its called "No limit" free diving. They're allowed a sled to bring them down and an air bag to bring them up. The record is 214m.
@@ilikeknafs9563 nah, he literally got sick as fuck from doing this and had to take a week or so break from diving. Just google his name and decomp sickness. Your blood is literally trying to push out your skin. he said he got sick because he wasn't diving under his own power and was brought down by the anchor. Same thing happened to Herbert Nitsch.
@@drudigger tbh the speed of descending and ascending of the assistants is not less scary at all. Especially, for this dude with the handheld propeller.
@@drudigger that aside, what's incredible in my eyes isn't how deep he went... rather that he came back up unaided, I thought he'd come back up with the anchor just as he went down, but he had to use his oxygen and energy to swim back up, which means he could dive even deeper if he was somehow helped back up
Actually for the most it has nothing to do with the amount of oxygen you have because your lungs have a large reserve of oxygen. What happens is the Carbon Dioxide build up starts to acidify the blood
Derpy dumpling it actually has everything with the amount of oxygen you have in your lungs. A tolerance to carbon dioxide is important, however having a larger oxygen reserve is what allows free divers to stay under for so long. When freediving, all we think about is conserving oxygen, by slowing our heart rate and keeping the proper form.
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You're the only barrier between you and your dreams! You can achieve anything when you set your mind to it and put in the work. Damn I loved watching this! 🎉
+Dusan Mijailovic how to do the trick: you hold your nose shut and blow through it while 10 ish feet underwater if that doesn't work try doing the same thing but swallowing at the same time that's the way I learned. now I'm not a diver but I know how to release the presser from your ears if you have any more questions just ask
I dont quite understand how it is "diving" tho when youre hooked up and pulled down. Dont get me wrong its an amazing feat. But it just seems to me to be a pure feat of breath hold and tolerating pressure / stress.
id suggest watching this video its much more raw and more like freediving than getting towed down to these depths th-cam.com/video/eu2pBpQolKE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you- I was thinking the exact same thing but didn't know if it was disrespectful to point out the obvious. Not in any way to discredit this incredible feat and the amount of training, technology, and coordination that went into it but I don't think it should be in the same class as traditional free diving.
toaster the video you are linking to is a “constant weight” dive, different discipline of freediving. One isn’t better or more real than the other, they are different. There is also free immersion (head up or down) constant weight without fins and the most extreme “no limits”. Look it up
Я смотрела, затаив дыхание! Как возможно натренировать свой организм, чтобы перенести такие титанические нагрузки??!!! Вероятно, что нет предела человеческим возможностям!!!
That's exactly what I told myself before he dives... ^^ And as I fishing lover, I also told myself, fuck there wasn't even a single fish for so much depth. ^^
@@henloboppa3885 It's a submarine hole, literally called "Blue hole". Google "Blue hole, Egypt" and you will find it (but it's not the location this was filmed at because it's goes down only 100 meters and not 145 m)
@@anthonyman8008 The deeper you go the more the air is compressed inside of your lungs. So it's way harder. Still, this guy is a joke. He's not really a free diver but a fraud. Claiming this as a world record ist just stupid. He didn't dive himself. That's why is record is not respected by free divers.
@@anthonyman8008 Bro. I dive since about 9 years now and am a dive instructor and a rescue diver. I freedive a lot. You have no idea what you're talking about mate. At least try to back it up with some facts
Not that deep but I free dive, To me that wasn't free diving thats riding equipment pulling you down. "Essentially you are saying thats the same as having a dive belt and letting it go at bottom" and its not free diving or piratical...I admit its impressive and this guy has to train for immense pressures and long breath hold, but hes just holding onto equipment. not to take away from this it was impressive, but i want to see a diver have to swim down and see how far you can go then...that would be much more impressive
Danny Dingo i understand but i look at it as the deepest dive as in as far as your body can handle i dont think the swimming down part is as important for the record
I was stationed in the Philippines during Vietnam and our base was half way between Manilla and the fishing grounds further south. We showed outdoor movies, and these fishermen (Murami's) would visit us occasionally. These were EXTREMELY rough and often violent people. The stars on the boats were the deep divers whose job it was to keep the nets off the bottom. They were unique and had the biggest chests I'd ever seen due to increased lung capacity. They would go overboard with a large rock and surface several minutes later. I spoke with a pair of them in the local tavern during one of their visits. They told us they "often" went below 200 meters, so I'm a little suspect of who's keeping the records here. These fellows were daredevils of the first order, which is why they were paid so much more than the rest of the crews. Interesting, eh?
I don't get your comment. As a life long smoker you should realize that your body is capable of doing amazing things, especially if you quit smoking the poison that you give it. they should ban all cigs in the world. Hopefully you quit :)
@@wellhelltherefellwhuman4637 nope. Ridiculous. People misspell all the time, especially with cell phones. Just enjoy the joke he made, which was funny. Why do we need all these snooty little uppity spell-checkers? Answer: we don't. 😒😡🤮🖕🖕
Idk if this helps but I’ve spent a big chunk of my life swimming and diving. I just keep them open. I can self-regulate the Air in my ears, so I just leave them open the whole way down. You feel it pop anyway, but it’s not a conscious thing. It’s just a quick ‘pop’ and then you keep going. The next one comes and goes. And so on.
You can go deaf if you are not trained in these situations or in the best option you will feel intensively pain because of the quick changes of atmosphere pressure.
I am amazed by how deep a freediver can go, and with a MONOFIN! I struggle a lot with mine whenever i dive and i am AMAZED by this. This is so awesome!✨
I think its amazing how they teach their bodies how to control your bodies involuntary reflex to not breathe in the water. They go passes the point to where their lungs start to burn. Just like if you hold your breathe and then u gasped for air that's a natural reflex. I would love to try free driving
"Conducted with the highest safety standards." Dude's face is literally flapping around like someone threw acid on him and tossed him out of an airplane. For real though. Amazing. Unfathomable.
Do you have a point? This happens in every sporting event. No one has to "imagine" that. You just wanted to comment something using that word like everyone is doing these days.
I'm a freediver and in our community no one really respects this dude. This is not diving since he is not active. He's just holding his breath. This is a hold you breath record and not even that. It's pathetic and actually just ignorant to call this a world record.
@@Matteo-nd4pp Hi Matteo, what do you think of Andrea Zuccari? He is even less active than William Winram. So nobody respects him either? I mean, William Winram at least pulled himself up 145 m.
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cant imagine the headache after this. you can literally see his head veins from the pressure.
big brain
@@Daniel-ss5tg he had did of complications within 30 hours
@@supremeleaderarmy9164 no he didn't.
th-cam.com/video/HBpUtObKeNA/w-d-xo.html 😱😱😨
Omg
the thing that shook me the most was the fact he didn’t even look too exhausted after reaching the surface
he have to say that hes ok the most dangerous thing with free diving deep is the breathing out at the surface so he have to stay concentradet
@@HorizoonTV because when you dive that deep holding your breath your lungs can be seriously injured because of the pressure
Because it's kind of "cheating record". Watch Alexey Molchanov & you'll know why.
@@HorizoonTV its because if you exhale the last bit off oxygen leaves your body so in the short time betwen the exhale and the inhale you can passout sorry for the late answer xD
He is fish
Amazing cameraman he beat the world record
Lmao shit man😂😂
Johannes WyWy r/whooosh
cameraman probably had a scuba tank with him
There was a camera on the sled, and a bottom camera at -146m..no one was filming, they just had to press the "on" button before submerging the line and the camera..
@@Alfred_buftus he did
I dove to 18 feet once and my ears almost popped off my head. I can’t even imagine the training and years of resistance it takes to get your organs and heart to play nice at those depths.
I cannot imagine why you would dive past 10 feet without the proper knowledge of how to equalize pressure. Great way to absolutely destroy your ears.
@@BrendonCap You make really great points. Thank you.
You have to hold your nose and try to breath into it to equalize pressure
@@BrendonCap even a little girl has swimmed passed 10 feet..
@@orlinsanchez2184 No shit? really? Thats not what Im saying. Even past 8 feet, damage to your eardrums is already occurring. The tissues are tearing. Past 15 feet, you have almost certainly caused severe damage.
And here am i almost passing out getting no breath when i wash shampoo off my head...
Underrated.
Also stolen
Stolen comment much?
Ha ha ha
Same bro same. Lol
My anxiety would kill me way before the pressure.
Carlovfx yep
Carlovfx it kills me when I lay down in my 10ft deep Pool
John Marston nnnkkîjiiiio
I have anxiety disorder im from indonesia plis help me about my anxiety is very hard for me
Same
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Omg lol
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Lmaooo🤣
you jst psote cringe bro
james carvalho says the person who cant spell
Incredible accomplishment. I am so happy to see the evolution of not only the sport but also to safety measures in the last 10 years.
I don’t like the evolution of the sport.
@@alaefarmestatesllc nobody cares
@@orangetv3tgl144 you cared enough to reply, this making it earlier statement full of crap, just like u. Lol
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yes
@@deadmeat146 WE R ALIVE!
Yessir
no matter how deep you go, the camera man will always be deeper
Edit: we all know the camera men have oxygen, its a joke
Even in adult industry
@@philippebaillargeon5204 you’re watching too much of that
@@santiago-xd8771 I’m 21. you might be the boomer
@@santiago-xd8771 lemme guess, zoomer?
@@j8thgen479 Im 21 too lol
While me trying to hold my breath for 30secs in the swimming pool for fun and get panicked when my friend push my head down for another 5secs
😂😂
🤣🤣
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You should ditch your friend
@Judy laughed cuz i cracked a joke im 10 minutes
Incredible, well done!
But I am also very glad that he had lots of people there to make sure he was safe. Getting a world record is no thing to risk death over.
With 5 meters my ears begin to hurt
me too :,(
same
Same. My family and I went to a bunch of different springs consecutively weekend after weekend and my body acclimated. I googled how to equalize and wore a face mask. Seemed to help.
you guys should learn ear decompression... its a necessary skill for diving and makes it a whole lot more fun
Try equalizing the pressure in your ears and sinuses by pinching your nose when exhaling forcibly with your nose & mouth closed. Its the method divers use (valsalva movement)
If you feel pain while descending do not continue as you will rupture your eardrum which can take months to heal, and curtail and future diving/snorkelling activity.
I felt like I drowned 6 times just watching this.
Same bro
😂I’m just thinking about how I would have died at the beginning without air 😂
Ahahah
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@@henrymob2651 facts 🤣
The hard part isn't holding his breath for that long. These guys can hold their breath longer than that. The hard part is equalizing your ears when the air in your lungs has compressed that far. An untrained person would die just from the compression on their lungs. Extreme freedivers have developed the physiology of their lungs to withstand pressures that would kill an ordinary person.
i hate equalizing .. i have had lots of tubes in my ears at a young age... now trying to equalize is such a pain... most my dives stay around 15 ft for spear fishing
Really?daaam,cool stuff
What Kind of glasses is he wearing? Because it looks like, as would he wear normal glasses, with which you can‘t dive deeper than ~5m. I ask you, because you seem to know sth
@@justusjo4413
You are correct that you cannot wear normal swim goggles for freediving because there's no way to equalize the pressure in them. Scuba divers equalize their masks by exhaling through their nose. At moderate depths freedivers can do the same thing. For deeper freedives I've always seen them use goggles, but fill them before the dive with saline solution. Because water is not compressible, water-filled goggles don't have to be equalized. But in this video William is clearly not doing this. So, the answer to your question is that I do not know! I'm guessing that these goggles are made of something so soft that they can compress right up against his eyes. But that's a guess. You made a good catch here because I had not taken note of the fact that he pulls them down over his eyes at the last minute and does not fill them with water. Perhaps it's also possible that the goggles have openings to allow the water in. Maybe something like a screen to keep anything but water out. Lots of people open their eyes under water, so that's possible, and the goggles would still protect his eyes from debris. This is a stumper!
@@danielschechter8130 I did some research and apparently you were right, there are some sort of swim goggles which fit the eye like contact lenses, hence there is no need to worry about the pressure.The other part was right too, some fill their goggles with steril saline that no pressure euqalisation is needed. At least that's what I found, I could be wrong tho
This is insane. I've done offshore training and the SET at Portsmouth for submarine training and 100 feet is deep let along metres. The pressure exerted on your lungs at that depth is daunting. What a feat!
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
It's different from the 130 M recored where the guy actually swam down the whole way to 130m instead of using weight to help him go down... But still impressive non the less.
thanks, i was just about to ask
Which one is more impressive? I have dont know anything about free diving
Gavin Lau the record when the guy swam down is more impressive
yes.. but its from different category. Freediving sport has different categories. The one that Alexey molchanoz did at 130m was CWT. This guy did VWT. Both are freediving.
@@gavincfc Probably when you dive down yourself, as your muscles use oxygen as well, so basically you need to have the ability to hold your breath for much longer.
I think the record itself is pretty cool. But what i find even more amazing is the work behind it. Divers at different depths that could help him. Other apnoe divers timing their descent so they meet him at critical stages of the dive. Just awesome!
Why did i feel difficult in breathing while watching it !!??!!
Mirror neurons
Yea
Dude I’m sick and short of breath. Imagine me...
Because you are not a fish 🐠... Regards from the Brazil.
Because you're an idiot.
Might just be my opinion, but I believe that free divers are the most well conditioned physically and mentally of all athletes --- They're in a class all of their own --- Truly the most elite and incredible!
If this guy dropped his phone in the ocean, he could literally chase it, catch it and bring it back up.
ô¿ô no, the phone will go all the way down , the ocean it deeper than u think
@@rhythmpanchal5923 wow, u get the jokes man!
@@rhythmpanchal5923 u know that the phone doesn't go as fast? also water reduces it's speed so he definitely would be able to do that
yeah anyone would lol
@@rhythmpanchal5923 r/woosh
i completely expected him to be grasping and wailing for air almost passing out when he got to the top but he litterally took a normal breath and went "im ok"
The hard part isn’t holding your breath
@@kulhrada6900 is it just withstanding the pressure or what's hard??
@@spycat2113 if anyone without special training tried diving so deep their lungs would explode, extreme freedivers have developed the physiology of their lungs to withstand pressures that would kill an ordinary person.
@@kulhrada6900 when you dive down, your lungs compact, not expand. Can they explode when they compact? just to be clear, I'm not trying to argue or prove you wrong. I'm just genuinely curious.
@@spycat2113 I don’t know the exact details but the pressure would wreck your lungs
Something about the ocean just makes me so terrified and claustrophobic. I am actually not claustrophobic at all but the ocean terrifies the life out of me. The idea of being that deep in the vast of nothingness and not knowing whats around you and what might live under there is beyond creepy. My heart was beating so fast the entire video.. Hats off to this guy for being able to go 145m down that scary road.
+Zainab〈3 The same idea of being under water (only up to 6m for me, lol) is what relaxes me :)
Oh i am completely okay with going as deep as 6m or so in a swimming pool. Swimming is actually one of my hobbies. The only thing im not okay with is just the ocean itself and the creatures that live under there.. Scares me so much, lol..
the ocean is the biggest open space on the planet....how do you feel claustrophobic? haha
Well yeah, but its not like we live in the ocean.. Thank god we've got land to live on lol..
+Devin Orvis The only time I've ever felt claustrophobic is diving.
This is insane but at the same time I feel like you should have to descend/ascend under your own power for the "freediving" record. This is more of a "how much pressure can I withstand" challenge.
That's called Constant Weight free diving. This is variable weight, where you're allowed the sled. If you want to see some extreme pressure diving its called "No limit" free diving. They're allowed a sled to bring them down and an air bag to bring them up. The record is 214m.
@@anthonydesouza9983 insane
I didn’t even know you could get pulled down that hard without dying - that first part really surprised me!!!
This is Variable weight apnea discipline
Pressure is no problem here
Him going down is terrifying .... coming back up is a mixture of anxiety and relief
Actually going back up is the scariest part because of the possibility of decompression sickness.
@@BlGGESTBROTHER don’t think decompression is really a risk if it’s a breath hold
@@ilikeknafs9563 nah, he literally got sick as fuck from doing this and had to take a week or so break from diving. Just google his name and decomp sickness. Your blood is literally trying to push out your skin. he said he got sick because he wasn't diving under his own power and was brought down by the anchor. Same thing happened to Herbert Nitsch.
@@drudigger tbh the speed of descending and ascending of the assistants is not less scary at all. Especially, for this dude with the handheld propeller.
@@drudigger that aside, what's incredible in my eyes isn't how deep he went... rather that he came back up unaided, I thought he'd come back up with the anchor just as he went down, but he had to use his oxygen and energy to swim back up, which means he could dive even deeper if he was somehow helped back up
Me after walking 145 meter: "I have to walk back as well? Come on!"
Yea man
Maybe trans
Try it while holding breath
145 meters is approximately 450 feet or in diving terms he had 16 atmospheres of pressure on his body at that depth. Incredible.
14,5
@@dantube8471Robert is more accurate.
@@lulube11e111 No, he isn't. 15,5. You don't have 0 atmosphere of pressure at 0 meter of depth.
@@Arlano76 bro 16atm is more accurate than 14.5
Arlano agree with 15.5;)
“PDA: Warning: Passing 100 meters. Oxygen efficiency decreased.”
Get yourself a rebreather
The fact not only he held his breath for over 4 minutes but he also swam up using more oxygen this mans lungs are crazy!!!!
me holding my breath for 50 seconds: GASP
he held his breath for 2:40 min actually...
@@Seekuh4ever 3:40 actually
@@tobiaslidstromstre2392 uh... no?
@@Seekuh4ever oh shit my bad
I can barely hold my breath for ten seconds
Breanna Sumner same😎
Then you need some help
Then stop smoking
I can hold my breayh about 1 min outside the water
me too
Oxygen: am I a joke to you
Lungs: am I a joke to you
Water: am I a joke to you
Nose:am I a joke to you
Nose:lemme breathe mf
Actually for the most it has nothing to do with the amount of oxygen you have because your lungs have a large reserve of oxygen. What happens is the Carbon Dioxide build up starts to acidify the blood
Ears : am I a joke to you?
Derpy dumpling it actually has everything with the amount of oxygen you have in your lungs. A tolerance to carbon dioxide is important, however having a larger oxygen reserve is what allows free divers to stay under for so long. When freediving, all we think about is conserving oxygen, by slowing our heart rate and keeping the proper form.
My heart started pounding when the music came into play.
jesus, is that you?
Who else got this in their recommended in 2019
Me
Me
Jacob York here
I know I did (scrubby voice)
I did
It’s so much water It doesn’t look like water 🤷🏽♀️
I wouldn’t find the way back to the surface.
@@AM-in5cf u just swim up
@@TarisTargeted Which direction is up?
It’s like another whole world down there.
@@AM-in5cf me also
Totally uplifting even to watch! Fantastic achievement, William, congrats! Love and hugs from Hungary!
Just woke up from a 3 year coma after holding my breath during watching this
Every second he is in the water his forehead expands
Its because the pressure increases the deeper you go into water
You'll lose your hair one day as well.
@@namansewani yes
Yep,🤣
Maybe he’s squidward
his brain is now like +200 IQ, look that veins...
Nekro big brain time
Big brain energy
Nekro people p
More like small brain with a depleted oxygen supply
Fesjeklngs Csalkjv r/wooooooooosh
Well played , I cant even tie my shoe lace without coming up for air and going back for the swoop n pull
lol slightly concerning 😄
Bruh I can’t even walk since I jacked up myself too much by jacking the tires of my car
@Andrew Drew TV! I jacked myself up from jacking up tires
Why y’all tying your shoes in water
I remember my ears starting to hurt around 6 feet. Insane what this dude just did
From the veins popping out on his head and the way the goggles sucked to his face it looked pretty painful.
It is very painful, 14 times the normal pressure. 14 kg per square cm.
Right
Christopher Knowles You must get to know the real God Jesus Christ. I have a small message about God for you.Do you believe in God,? In the last day Jesus would resurrect everyone who ever lived including the good and the bad, and the good would go to heaven while the bad would perish and be tormented in Hell for all eternity, there is no reincarnating into another species, that is a lie, you only have this life to get right with God. today I want to share with you the Gospel of God Jesus Christ who is the only God who came in the flesh and lived among us about 2000 years ago and he was crucified and died for our sins, all men have sinned against God and hence we live in a world full of trouble because the first people named Adam and Eve ate from the tree which God commanded them not to eat from, hence because of their disobedience, Adam and Even were cast out of Paradise. But God in his love and mercy made a way for us to get back into this paradise so that we can once again live with him for eternity in paradise where we never grow old or die and where there is no pain or suffering for all eternity. Today you can take the first step in this journey by believing in God Jesus Christ and accepting him as God(as he was not just a good teacher) and by repenting of your sins. In the last day Jesus would resurrect everyone who ever lived including the good and the bad and the good would go to heaven while the bad would perish and be tormented in Hell for all eternity, there is no reincarnating into another species, that is a lie, you only have this life to get right with God. Therefore we must repent of our sins today and realize that we are not Gods, neither are we divine, only God is divine. Jesus is God and he taught us how to live when he came to Earth , there are 2 destinations either Heaven or Eternal hell fire, those believe in Jesus Christ and who live according to Jesus Christ would go to Heaven but those wicked people who reject him and choose their own paths would be cast into the lake of fire where they shall be tormented for all eternity, this is just the reality, nonetheless it is not fear that cause me to live for God but rather it is my love for him in that he is a merciful and loving God. Focus on the things of God instead of the things of this world as the things of this world are only temporary but the things of God are eternal. If you would like to know more about this I encourage you to study the ESV and KJV Bible as there is vital knowledge that you must have in there as it explains Gods plan for Humanity and what we must do to please him. Do not delay, tomorrow is not promised.Jesus bless you
Perry Froze y'all just won't stop
I did 146 meters but my crew forgot to take the lense cap off. So I died
How
@@faizahhusniyah joke
😆🤣
Rip u May rest in peace
i ve heard about you, great job
The TH-cam algorithm brought us all together again.
Welcome🤟💓
just wait till the day TH-cam "accidentally" recommends some racist kkk massacre type of shit
You can say this about so many videos “algorithm”
@@krebsebubrek552 stfu
Yep
You're the only barrier between you and your dreams! You can achieve anything when you set your mind to it and put in the work.
Damn I loved watching this! 🎉
It feels like my head is getting crushed by the pressure just by imagining and seeing this video good job congrats
im i the only one trying to hold my breath with him to then just fail?
im not alone then :D
I did as well, until I blacked out and smashed my head on the keyboard.
I held my breath when he went under and am still holding it.
+Taipans lmao
I don't know why but I can hold my breath longer underwater (15 mins) as opposed to on land (5 mins lol)
After being a lifeguard and competitive swimmer for over 10 years, that was awesome!
Congratulations William, from Orlando FL #1 Fan.
Im a little bit worried about his ears....
Don't worry, there's a trick called equalizing.
+Mind_boy don't you have to pop your ears or something
Yes
Can you tell me about that trick?
+Dusan Mijailovic how to do the trick: you hold your nose shut and blow through it while 10 ish feet underwater if that doesn't work try doing the same thing but swallowing at the same time that's the way I learned. now I'm not a diver but I know how to release the presser from your ears if you have any more questions just ask
I dont quite understand how it is "diving" tho when youre hooked up and pulled down. Dont get me wrong its an amazing feat. But it just seems to me to be a pure feat of breath hold and tolerating pressure / stress.
id suggest watching this video its much more raw and more like freediving than getting towed down to these depths th-cam.com/video/eu2pBpQolKE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you- I was thinking the exact same thing but didn't know if it was disrespectful to point out the obvious. Not in any way to discredit this incredible feat and the amount of training, technology, and coordination that went into it but I don't think it should be in the same class as traditional free diving.
Ben Lokie freediving consists of few disciplines and variable weight is just one of them, so it’s very much a real freediving
toaster the video you are linking to is a “constant weight” dive, different discipline of freediving. One isn’t better or more real than the other, they are different. There is also free immersion (head up or down) constant weight without fins and the most extreme “no limits”. Look it up
@@paddyk6902 more life free sinking bud
actually so impressive how he calmly pulls himself to the surface
Yeah becouse if he started swimming up really fast and started panicking it would be bad
He knows that if he ascended too fast he would get decompression sickness and would risk paralysis.
@@akseli7029 That's not true at all. Since he's not using a SCUBA tank, decompression sickness is not an issue.
@@Unknownn658 My bad, thank you for correcting
I'm not an expert but I assume that he doesn't put too much effort because that way he can hold his breath longer.
Я смотрела, затаив дыхание! Как возможно натренировать свой организм, чтобы перенести такие титанические нагрузки??!!! Вероятно, что нет предела человеческим возможностям!!!
Russian dude did 130 and swam down there with flippers
是的，that's real freediving.
Adam Smythe it’s called drunk af
@@jojo2101 tf
That’s because s he’s Russian
Thats all different because he accidentally dropped a vodka bottle while swimming
I'm more impressed that the ocean is so deep so close to shore! Did anyone else notice that? Land is just over there...
might be a blue hole like in egypt look it up
@@pedasjma23 whats that blue hole? Any specific name I want to find out more about it.
That's exactly what I told myself before he dives... ^^ And as I fishing lover, I also told myself, fuck there wasn't even a single fish for so much depth. ^^
@@pedasjma23 It's not the Blue hole, that thing goes only a little over 100 meters (328 feet)
@@henloboppa3885 It's a submarine hole, literally called "Blue hole". Google "Blue hole, Egypt" and you will find it (but it's not the location this was filmed at because it's goes down only 100 meters and not 145 m)
Seems like TH-cam Recommendations has brought us all together then.
Wow.. congratulations! Thats amazing.. i thought i did good swimming 4 lengths under of a 32' pool but thats a totally different level. Ty for sharing
1:08 when your cheeseburger is too hot
lmfao
lol
I bet your a girl
found 401 cause of this stupid pandemic lmaoo
ajajaja
A Finnish guy free dived to 102 meters without a weight to pull him down, and he swam back up without touching a rope
SUOMI PERKELE!
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russian dude going to 130m
@@1986rizla look up william trubridge, he did 214metres.
SUOMI PERKELE
let's be honest, we try to hold our breath also until he reach the top
@@Mechjeb661 the deeper the easier
@@anthonyman8008 The deeper you go the more the air is compressed inside of your lungs. So it's way harder. Still, this guy is a joke. He's not really a free diver but a fraud. Claiming this as a world record ist just stupid. He didn't dive himself. That's why is record is not respected by free divers.
@@Matteo-nd4pp you're absolutely wrong
@@anthonyman8008 Bro. I dive since about 9 years now and am a dive instructor and a rescue diver. I freedive a lot. You have no idea what you're talking about mate. At least try to back it up with some facts
@@Matteo-nd4pp you're a liar I know the physiological changes that body undergoes
The free divers are a breed of their own. Please stay safe, there is only so much the body can withstand!
i was expecting him actually diving
Same
yea riding a sled down, kinda makes it unrealistic and lame
+Danny Dingo you m7st have never free dived deep
Not that deep but I free dive, To me that wasn't free diving thats riding equipment pulling you down. "Essentially you are saying thats the same as having a dive belt and letting it go at bottom" and its not free diving or piratical...I admit its impressive and this guy has to train for immense pressures and long breath hold, but hes just holding onto equipment. not to take away from this it was impressive, but i want to see a diver have to swim down and see how far you can go then...that would be much more impressive
Danny Dingo i understand but i look at it as the deepest dive as in as far as your body can handle i dont think the swimming down part is as important for the record
Fantastic !...
145 meters dive
There is not limit to human willing...
Thank you so much for such an amazing video...
From Brussels with Love....
Juan Van Steyvoort humans are so brilliantly adaptable, it’s insane
i rekon 150m is the limit to human willing....
Juan Van Steyvoort seems like in this case the limit was 145m
It's amazing to watch someone to reach a such depth hold his breath
I was stationed in the Philippines during Vietnam and our base was half way between Manilla and the fishing grounds further south. We showed outdoor movies, and these fishermen (Murami's) would visit us occasionally. These were EXTREMELY rough and often violent people. The stars on the boats were the deep divers whose job it was to keep the nets off the bottom. They were unique and had the biggest chests I'd ever seen due to increased lung capacity. They would go overboard with a large rock and surface several minutes later. I spoke with a pair of them in the local tavern during one of their visits. They told us they "often" went below 200 meters, so I'm a little suspect of who's keeping the records here. These fellows were daredevils of the first order, which is why they were paid so much more than the rest of the crews. Interesting, eh?
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
As a life-long heavy smoker I could only watch until 1:37. I had to switch off my lungs were going into shock.
lets celebrate the record lightning a delicious menthol !!!!
I think they have just banned menthol cigs here in the UK. A pity as they can on occasion really clear your head. lol
Bannig menthol cigs? Wtf is going on with the world.
I don't get your comment. As a life long smoker you should realize that your body is capable of doing amazing things, especially if you quit smoking the poison that you give it. they should ban all cigs in the world. Hopefully you quit :)
Xergius don´t stick to life, enjoy your present, we're all gonna die anyway...
Corona in his body
Oxygen : what you're looking for
Corona : his lungs
Oxygen : me too me too
Too*
@@metiuu398 obviously a misspell. Unintentional.
So obnoxious.
@@shellyrgarcia2205 they were just correcting op, nothing “obnoxious” about that🤔
true
@@wellhelltherefellwhuman4637 nope. Ridiculous. People misspell all the time, especially with cell phones. Just enjoy the joke he made, which was funny. Why do we need all these snooty little uppity spell-checkers? Answer: we don't.
😒😡🤮🖕🖕
I was holding my breath watching this, that's insane!
This video is just as inspiring as when i first watched it 10 years ago 🙂🙏💙
2014: Nah
2015: Nope
2016: Not this time
2017: No
2018: Next time
2019: ITS YOUR TIME TO SHINE!!!
@@metalrules6193 lmfao shut the fuck up
Mtg Might 😘
This fucking comment again. TH-cam recommends old videos. We got it!
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@@quiwi446 Man stop commenting something like this it's annoying.
I still wonder how could he change the air in his ears so fast...
Idk if this helps but I’ve spent a big chunk of my life swimming and diving. I just keep them open. I can self-regulate the Air in my ears, so I just leave them open the whole way down. You feel it pop anyway, but it’s not a conscious thing. It’s just a quick ‘pop’ and then you keep going. The next one comes and goes. And so on.
Lucian Turner is also dive but sometimes I have problems with it imagine if it happens with him going down with that speed😱
Many people can pop their ears with a quick "swallow" it’s more like half burping and it is very effective in high altitude regions and dives.
You can go deaf if you are not trained in these situations or in the best option you will feel intensively pain because of the quick changes of atmosphere pressure.
He doesn't, people who freedive this deep put wax in their ears to keep the pressure stable
I am amazed by how deep a freediver can go, and with a MONOFIN! I struggle a lot with mine whenever i dive and i am AMAZED by this. This is so awesome!✨
I think its amazing how they teach their bodies how to control your bodies involuntary reflex to not breathe in the water. They go passes the point to where their lungs start to burn. Just like if you hold your breathe and then u gasped for air that's a natural reflex. I would love to try free driving
I would’ve died twice during that time while just being 5m under the water.
You would have died from the pressure on your lungs first
Not in 5m water
@@stallitite9157 bro 1 m deep is enough to blow up ur lungs if u stay a long time under
@@sad-fj8cq yeh ik i dont know why i said that before XD
this guy could rip the most insane bongs
Dean ooaath
I held my breath the whole time he did but only because Im in the comfort of my own bed. This is very impressive.
Bullshit
Count of Monte Fisto i mean ok i have nothing to prove to you. Also I was raised on the coast of florida and I freedive spearfish
You have Herbert Nitsch that holds the record for the deepest free dive of 214 meters ( 702 feet) to this day.
How I feel when I down to get my girls sunglasses at the bottom of the pool.
Im dead🤣🤣😂😂
@@gojo8672 rest in peace
@@AlbertRazzer lmao 🤣 😂 😆 💀
Especially if she's still wearing them...
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- How is it being 145m deep?
- I don't know, my eyes was closed.
im weak
Wasted
Doesn't matter if he opened his eyes underwater, nothing see anyways...
@@andikoazri yes i think, because no Lighting there
@@Isadddd there is sunlight that deep
I would die of shock I'm scared of the deep
This music fits so well with the video man
And this was in you recomendation wasn't?
Huge respect! As a diver i still wonder how an earth someone could do this.
Is it hard?
@@20maxilo Physicaly only on surface, heavy equipment. Down in water it come more mentaly, thats why paractise, and do only dive what are training.
Thats exactly how my face looks like when i sit on the toilet watching this video.
Wow
Wow
Wow
Same
I’m on the toilet right now 😏
TH-cam: let recommend him after 7 years
"Conducted with the highest safety standards."
Dude's face is literally flapping around like someone threw acid on him and tossed him out of an airplane.
For real though. Amazing. Unfathomable.
Yeah thats normal it’s not dangerous
@Ragnar Danneskjöld no at depth its normal
everyday passing into quarantine, every day i have new hobbies, today my hobby is freediving..
Imagine not getting the title despite the hard work
Do you have a point? This happens in every sporting event. No one has to "imagine" that. You just wanted to comment something using that word like everyone is doing these days.
How is this considered a free dive when he took an elevator to the bottom?
He didnt pay for it probably
J Green I was thinking the same thing
Dude could you dive down and up 145 meters in one breath???
ERR0R 404 sans err0r Yes, and that is a record that is held by someone.
Definition of freediving:
"The sport or activity of diving under water without the use of breathing apparatus, especially in deep water."
Mad respect to the cameraman 😳
@Buffalo Tom looks like you missed the joke bud
Damn the Camera man should have the wr instead of this Guy
@Buffalo Tom lolz imagine not getting the joke
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Camera remote contoler gan
“How many veins are in your forehead?”
Him: “Yes”
@@xenheaven - haha.. I see this all the time in the comment section.🤦♀️
@@xenheaven these jokes pisses me off, like thats just not a logical answer lol
@@nilslindstrom1344 damn ok, fine ill delete it
@@xenheaven what did you say?
@@xenheaven what did you say?
Amo questo video è il mio preferito fra tanti.Ogni volta che lo riguardo mi regala forti emozioni.Grandeee William 💥💥💥 💪💪💪🎉💖
Lmfao
Isn't Alexey Molchanov better? he swam all the way down and up himself.
Debra Lim right!!! This seems like cheating to me
Yea and this was 6 years ago
I'm a freediver and in our community no one really respects this dude. This is not diving since he is not active. He's just holding his breath. This is a hold you breath record and not even that. It's pathetic and actually just ignorant to call this a world record.
@@Matteo-nd4pp I think they already banned this form of diving because it's dangerous and it's not even diving in the first place
@@Matteo-nd4pp Hi Matteo, what do you think of Andrea Zuccari? He is even less active than William Winram. So nobody respects him either? I mean, William Winram at least pulled himself up 145 m.
Titanic sunk with 15.000Liter Beer on board me:
1:14
Incredible achievement. Also, the music chosen for this is just perfect!
That was Amazing 👍holding those breath for a long time, he has a big big lungs😁😁😁
The camera man was taking the world record too.
The camera man was far . He have camera in front of him.
@@ckchaelin6168 thats the joke
Always underrated person
Suspenseful music made me feel like I was watching “Interstellar”
Yes
Judging from the veins popping out his forehead and his hair motion, another 200m in, he will become a super saiyan.
Пока смотрел, сам чуть не задохнулся сидя на диване.
This guy straight up looked like a 3D Ultrasound in the thumbnail, I had no clue what I was looking at for a second.