What the hell man, 25 meters!!! I remember going on vacation with my sister like 2 years ago and her freediving to like 10 or so meters. I felt so powerless watching that from the surface. That already seemed incredibly deep. It must be extremely calm down there and if you're confident you're in control it must feel like you are superhuman. 25 meter is nuts man haha
Im jealous of your experience. I was really pushed/forced to go deeper too fast by my trainer. On day 3 i was on 18. i took a break for 2 days, continued and went to 30m on day 7 doing the advanced but it was way too quick and i panicked a lot throughout my training which made me stop for 1 year. Now im back at it but super chill & fell in love again!
@@seabass2502 That's what an instructor is for. I thought it is normal to push so hard and basically went for a new PB each time I breached an old one.
I'm just starting to get into snorkeling with my end goal being scuba diving however I think free dicing is really a unique experience and perhaps I'll try it out someday. My breath hold really isn't long, under a minute actually so I really need training before even thinking about freediving, however I love the water and the ocean so so much that I want to spend as much time underwater as I can. Sadly I chose a horrible time to start smh, I'm from Southern California and with the huge storm that came through and the weather still being bad I should've maybe chosen a better time to get into it but at least I'm better prepared.
Good luck! Just got my first scuba course done, so awesome. but its expensive so im going back to learn to freedive better. Just bought a weight belt this week but went out, still sick, in the winter cold water of New Zealand with my sleevless summer wetsuit and just got ice cold and couldn't equalize cause of my sinuses haha. But best believe I'll be back out there saw a bunch of snapper and a ray. @@shyryTsr2k
That’s very impressive man loved the video! As someone who has spear fished many times I feel that free diving is primarily mental. You must be very strong to be able to push outside of your comfort zone this way! Cheers man
I’ve had some random thoughts on trying freediving after getting scuba certified and TH-cam served up your content - real amazing stuff (saw your surfing your first barrel video and it made me regret not trying surfing when I was in uni in Oz), looking forward to your next adventure 🎉 happy for your freediving journey 👏🏼
Congrats on that 25.2 meters ! I used to scuba dive but would love to learn to free dive. Nothing real deep, just something to add to snorkeling. Thanks for sharing.....
Man this video, content, editing, the vibe it gives was extremely quality. I thought you would have at least 700k subscribers and i thought how i didn't recognize you before. Then when I saw you don't have that much followers as I thought I said whaAaatt? You deserve more, keep it up, peace.
the meters will come.. I did one month training this june and for the first two weeks my limit (due to equalisation issues) was at 27-28m.. so frustrating. Trained my equalisation skills and kept going. Once you overcome a block, meter will come. I finished the month with a 50 meter dive :) Best of luck!
Great and honest Journey! I gotta love it, we are going on our 4 freediving trip to egpyt this month and im still kinda new, soo thinking this is a great video! Thanks soo much fr making it! :D
Part of my scuba training had a full exhale, and sit at the bottom of the pool until you need to come up. It's an excellent way to realise that you can swim without the extra oxygen when needed.
Great video, I feel like you were missing out on so many important parts of freediving tho. Maybe you just didn’t show it in the video but techniques like how to breath when resurfacing or how to move efficiently with little oxygen usage were completely left out as well as the whole visualization process of freediving were left out which is kind of misleading because I think they are important to freediving beginners or people who are interested in learning. However, thank you very much for this great video and making people more aware of how great freediving is!
I am amazed I could actually hold that cave diving breath 😂 but ya know sitting and watching you, not diving. You had a great experience with that instructor.
Great video. Would love to see more videos like the middle part where you encourage people to hold their breath and go on a dive. Maybe with different lengths?
Incredible job man I knew from the beginning you were going to do good but 25 meters is impressive for 1 month good video too great quality your up and coming man keep up the great work and inspiring others.
What a great video, I am a freediver and your one reminds of me 1 year ago. My best personal record is 15m still as Im not practicing alot. Freediving is an amazing sport
Good job Laurie. I see you were fogging up. Rub a small dab of toothpaste around the inside of your mask, then rinse it out a bit until you don't see any chunks/streaks of toothpaste. You'll be fog free for hours. Others like baby shampoo, but in my experience toothpaste is better. Makes it way more fun when you stay clear for hours on end.
25 meters i great! Yeah you pushed it but you got the ability to equalize and comfort level in the water to get to that depth - congratulations! Going up is where the ability to stay relaxed truly is tested, it also takes time to build comfort with the depth. I like to float the last 8-10 meters, not move a fin and focus 100% on relaxation with the goal to feel no stress or tension. If I feel even a tickle of stress I consider it a failed dive and take it easier. With good breathe-up, calm mind and good duck dive followed by good finning and equalization technique on your way down you've done most of the work for dives
I am a scuba diver and when i teach students i hate some of the drills as you have to kinda hold your breathe. (blowing small bubbles.) i suck at that so i used this to train holding.
Tip for beginners: Don't free dive with fins and other gear. They just make you go deeper than you actually can. 15 meters is easily done in just boxers and under normal circumstances you won't need more than that. 15+ is for the adrenaline junkies.
Maybe I missed it, but why did you dive with this mask? Why did you keep the snorkel attached. And why did you change tecnique from free immersion to constant weight during the dive?
Nice! 25m is really good! When I first started I noticed that I had to manage my airways more and intentionally relax my diaphragm to get to 25m or else I wouldn’t have enough air to equalize. Did you have that or was it a fairly easy shot down to 25m
Great progress but I'm surprised they weren't teaching you a breathing technique for when you surface, I thought it was standard practice among freedivers.
I believe your part 1 video ended with a safety video to not hold your breath when you are by yourself …. Doesn’t really line up with your “hold your breath” to dive with you 😉
they mean not to hold under the water. you can hold as long as you want on the surface, because you almost safe. even if you have a blackout, you will start breathe oxygen and most likely come back by your self. But not to breathe on the surface till the blackout is very unlikely, if nobody is forcing you not to breath and you just doing it willingly.
What the hell man, 25 meters!!!
I remember going on vacation with my sister like 2 years ago and her freediving to like 10 or so meters. I felt so powerless watching that from the surface. That already seemed incredibly deep. It must be extremely calm down there and if you're confident you're in control it must feel like you are superhuman. 25 meter is nuts man haha
Im jealous of your experience. I was really pushed/forced to go deeper too fast by my trainer. On day 3 i was on 18. i took a break for 2 days, continued and went to 30m on day 7 doing the advanced but it was way too quick and i panicked a lot throughout my training which made me stop for 1 year. Now im back at it but super chill & fell in love again!
The more you let go and relax the easier and more enjoyable it will become. Never rush in freediving, listen to your body and stay safe.
@@seabass2502 That's what an instructor is for. I thought it is normal to push so hard and basically went for a new PB each time I breached an old one.
I'm just starting to get into snorkeling with my end goal being scuba diving however I think free dicing is really a unique experience and perhaps I'll try it out someday. My breath hold really isn't long, under a minute actually so I really need training before even thinking about freediving, however I love the water and the ocean so so much that I want to spend as much time underwater as I can. Sadly I chose a horrible time to start smh, I'm from Southern California and with the huge storm that came through and the weather still being bad I should've maybe chosen a better time to get into it but at least I'm better prepared.
Thanks for sharing
Good luck! Just got my first scuba course done, so awesome. but its expensive so im going back to learn to freedive better. Just bought a weight belt this week but went out, still sick, in the winter cold water of New Zealand with my sleevless summer wetsuit and just got ice cold and couldn't equalize cause of my sinuses haha. But best believe I'll be back out there saw a bunch of snapper and a ray. @@shyryTsr2k
That’s very impressive man loved the video! As someone who has spear fished many times I feel that free diving is primarily mental. You must be very strong to be able to push outside of your comfort zone this way! Cheers man
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I whis I can di this
I’ve had some random thoughts on trying freediving after getting scuba certified and TH-cam served up your content - real amazing stuff (saw your surfing your first barrel video and it made me regret not trying surfing when I was in uni in Oz), looking forward to your next adventure 🎉 happy for your freediving journey 👏🏼
Thanks legend!
Congrats on that 25.2 meters ! I used to scuba dive but would love to learn to free dive. Nothing real deep, just something to add to snorkeling. Thanks for sharing.....
Man this video, content, editing, the vibe it gives was extremely quality. I thought you would have at least 700k subscribers and i thought how i didn't recognize you before. Then when I saw you don't have that much followers as I thought I said whaAaatt? You deserve more, keep it up, peace.
Coming from part 1! This is amazing, i love this! The progress is *chef's kiss*
Mate..I've just watched your video..gave me anxiety watching it never-ending doing it!
Well done mate!
the meters will come.. I did one month training this june and for the first two weeks my limit (due to equalisation issues) was at 27-28m.. so frustrating. Trained my equalisation skills and kept going. Once you overcome a block, meter will come. I finished the month with a 50 meter dive :) Best of luck!
What the hell? I'm out at 3 metres
Great and honest Journey! I gotta love it, we are going on our 4 freediving trip to egpyt this month and im still kinda new, soo thinking this is a great video! Thanks soo much fr making it! :D
Great video!! Makes me super interested in free driving. Very instructional. Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring and God bless you all!!
Inspiring ! I'am going into freediving!
Thanks bro!
I am actually suprised that I managed to hold my breath for as long as you did on the "dive with me" chapter haha
I was just waiting for you to post this
Woohoo! Thanks bro
Part of my scuba training had a full exhale, and sit at the bottom of the pool until you need to come up. It's an excellent way to realise that you can swim without the extra oxygen when needed.
put some soapy water into googles before putting them on. U spill soapy water and put them on.
There ll be no fog on glas
Great video, I feel like you were missing out on so many important parts of freediving tho. Maybe you just didn’t show it in the video but techniques like how to breath when resurfacing or how to move efficiently with little oxygen usage were completely left out as well as the whole visualization process of freediving were left out which is kind of misleading because I think they are important to freediving beginners or people who are interested in learning. However, thank you very much for this great video and making people more aware of how great freediving is!
Thanks bro yeah good points I should’ve added! Good to know for next time 🙏
Incredible video!! Answered so many questions i had about this amazing sport
congratulations on your 25 meter dive!!
I am amazed I could actually hold that cave diving breath 😂 but ya know sitting and watching you, not diving. You had a great experience with that instructor.
Amazing!
There’s also a factor that people tend to hold it longer underwater in general
@@ricotrejo4125 Mammalian dive reflex means your heart rate / metabolism slows down in cold water - and like all things it's trainable
Great video. Would love to see more videos like the middle part where you encourage people to hold their breath and go on a dive. Maybe with different lengths?
I was still considering to sign up for a freediving lesson, but after seeing you making 25m dive, I am down for it.
So insanely underrated, good work mate
Love the quality!! I really was zone out in this video 😂
Incredible job man I knew from the beginning you were going to do good but 25 meters is impressive for 1 month good video too great quality your up and coming man keep up the great work and inspiring others.
Part 1 was great!!
Thank you!
AWESOME!.. 25 meters, 30 days... ill be very happy with 15.. thanks for sharing.. watching from the Philippines.
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Dude...80 ft...wow... i set out for this , made 60 and called it a day....the mental is defintely the key battle.. congrats and great great video
This is gonna go viral in a year or two
Great job! I do freedive for one year still say Hi to the fishs at 5 miter 😂👍
feeling so good...congrats...what an experience🥰
What a great video, I am a freediver and your one reminds of me 1 year ago. My best personal record is 15m still as Im not practicing alot.
Freediving is an amazing sport
Great journey! Thank you for sharing.
Good job Laurie. I see you were fogging up. Rub a small dab of toothpaste around the inside of your mask, then rinse it out a bit until you don't see any chunks/streaks of toothpaste. You'll be fog free for hours. Others like baby shampoo, but in my experience toothpaste is better. Makes it way more fun when you stay clear for hours on end.
Most underrated youtuber
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❤ loving catching up on these vids, so beautiful.
should put the parts in the title thought it was the same one i've watched
Thanks! Just updated
thank you for the trial to hold my breath. no problem. i just was afraid you would make a dive of 3 minutes ;-)
Respect
One question. Why don't you use the duck dive, you would gain a few extra metres?
He needs to learn how to equalize first at least. And maybe defog the mask. Then..
Nice one mate!
25 meters i great! Yeah you pushed it but you got the ability to equalize and comfort level in the water to get to that depth - congratulations!
Going up is where the ability to stay relaxed truly is tested, it also takes time to build comfort with the depth. I like to float the last 8-10 meters, not move a fin and focus 100% on relaxation with the goal to feel no stress or tension. If I feel even a tickle of stress I consider it a failed dive and take it easier.
With good breathe-up, calm mind and good duck dive followed by good finning and equalization technique on your way down you've done most of the work for dives
Cool experience, could you please give some tips about the type mask and suit used ?
Bro aa soon as you said shark attack, I said no 😂 good work!
I appreciate that you put the 30days into 14minutes and not a 1hr video as many would have.
Wow! I want to say that again you did gr8 work ❤😊
Thanks bro!!
Damn I’m like 2 years in spearfishing and diving and 17m is still my PB, haven’t been back testing depth on line diving since 2 years ago though!
I am a scuba diver and when i teach students i hate some of the drills as you have to kinda hold your breathe. (blowing small bubbles.) i suck at that so i used this to train holding.
I am having problems about equalisation when I down more than 10 meters. I need to practice equalisation
Well done!
You should do 30 days boxing
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Agree
Why would you willing want brain damage??
I am a boxer, its not easy and somtimes you want to quit. But i would always push as it would be a disapointment to the gym and myself.
That was a neat interactive test to have the audience try to hold their breath while you do the cave dive. I made it 😎😂
I held my breath with you! 9:36
This is Awesome!
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Great vid nice times
Tip for beginners: Don't free dive with fins and other gear. They just make you go deeper than you actually can. 15 meters is easily done in just boxers and under normal circumstances you won't need more than that. 15+ is for the adrenaline junkies.
Loved this
Maybe I missed it, but why did you dive with this mask? Why did you keep the snorkel attached. And why did you change tecnique from free immersion to constant weight during the dive?
So sick my man
On the last dive you were going to turn Off 😂
But For a 30 days you did great 🥇🦈
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Nice! 25m is really good! When I first started I noticed that I had to manage my airways more and intentionally relax my diaphragm to get to 25m or else I wouldn’t have enough air to equalize. Did you have that or was it a fairly easy shot down to 25m
Google for Frenzel equalization. You don't need your lung for that and it works as well upside down and right side up.
Ok you have to bring me with you 😅
What underwater camera did you use?
Great progress but I'm surprised they weren't teaching you a breathing technique for when you surface, I thought it was standard practice among freedivers.
They did! I learnt how to do recovery breaths from the first training session. I should have included more of this in the video I think
@@LaurieShawor people can just go watch the first episode. You clearly showed the breathe up exercises post dive there
its the shorter version of scuba diving ima be a certified scuba diver tomorrow :}
love this
When will this be out??
Sunday morning!
Great challenge
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What watch did you have
How do you stop your ears from building up with pressure
Frenzel equalisation
did you not get nose bleed?
Try scuba diving
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You should do 30 days of soccer/football
I did it
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Need these schools in new zealand
I believe your part 1 video ended with a safety video to not hold your breath when you are by yourself …. Doesn’t really line up with your “hold your breath” to dive with you 😉
they mean not to hold under the water. you can hold as long as you want on the surface, because you almost safe. even if you have a blackout, you will start breathe oxygen and most likely come back by your self. But not to breathe on the surface till the blackout is very unlikely, if nobody is forcing you not to breath and you just doing it willingly.
🙏 "Promosm"
I would feel so vulnerable to sharks in that water. I know they usually don’t harm people but still..
You should really try spearfishing!
Yo
Too much muscle mass, much better to be very lean I would think.
you suould go spear fishing
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