I love how sports develop over time, they go from extreme small communities into professionally formatted events like what we are seeing with included commentary.
Incredible indeed bro. Hope to see you in the future diving those depths and representing ph in competitions. Congratulations on your record breaking breath hold. 👏🤙🏽
I once held my breath and swam down 30ft to pick a conch shell up off the floor and when I surfaced i couldn’t believe what I had done and thought I was so lucky to be alive.
Did a similar thing on the barrier reef. Took a breath and went to go have a look at a big ole wooden wheel if I recall. It was deep but by chance I equalised pressure at every stage perfectly and didn't really feel deep I stopped about 20ft from the wheel and looked up at what were very small people on the surface. Fuck says I and I start my assent. I ran out of air about 2/3 of the way up but just stayed calm and did slow upward aiming movements and breached the surface. Has to be said it was a bit of a close call that one.
@@deano2160 same I was in the Bahamas. I was snorkeling and had on big fins and thought I shouldn’t have any problems. I made it down then realized holy shit I better stay calm and focus and just swim fast and i surfaced and thought I was so crazy but I still have that shell! Lol
Can someone please explain to me how they 'freefall'? Humans naturally float, do they not? Whenever I dive I'm always being pulled up toward the surface by the air in my lungs. Sorry if this is a dumb question I've never watched this sport before.
@@NittaSayuriii oh wow, I never even considered the water pressure acting on your body. that makes sense. and makes it x10 more insane, and x10 more terrifying. thanks for answering
5:33 reminds me of HP and the goblet of fire during the lake task where their friends are tied to the ropes underwater with sea folk around…. Looks so cool
Beyond human. Those light pulls in the end scared the f*ck out of me. I thought he was about to black out. I guess lingering on a bit helped him absorb nitrogen and prevent narcosis. Anyway, incredible preparation, will and mental strenght. It's the mind where he shows what an athlete he is.
and with the correct training and dedication and perhaps some excellent genetics we can always push further, you can guarantee that either him or someone will break that record
@@tappajaavyour body imploding? Human body isn't capable of handling the pressure past a certain point. Look how well that went for the people on the submarine that exploded
@@wompppwompwomppp I know that human body can only withstand so much pressure, am just curious what'd he base his number off or where'd it come from. Also personally I think oxygen supply will be the limiting factor, not pressure
@@ve5cs If someone with SCUBA were to go down with him they wouldn't be able to come straight back up. They'd have to stop to decompress at intervals along the way back up. The camera was probably on some sort of remote controlled submersible if I had to guess
Lot of things are happening here. For someone who has never watched anything about freediving prior to this, it is hard to understand. I am full of questions! - Before diving he is "packing". What does that mean? - How come at one point, he is in "freefall"? Why is he not floating? - When he is coming back, in the last 20 meters, i had the feeling he was about to pass out and was catching himself just at the last second to pull. What is that technique and what are the benefits?
I'm not a freediver, or even diver, but I'll try to explain to my best knowledge(should I be mistaken, please anyone correct me) -Before the dive he uses special breathing technique to cram as much air in his lungs as possible -Deeper you go, more the pressure compresses the air in your lungs, causing you to lose buoyancy. -I don't think there's any special [named] technique in the end. He's just trying to work with minuscule amount of air, preserving what's left and trying to reach the surface to best of his ability
Ah yes, he can hold his breath for a very long time. He should join the U.S navy and train to kill people and participate in wars. What an absolutely ludicrous thought process
Yes, 133m would be just at 13 bar or 13kg/square centimeter. The body has some natural responses, though, that help keep blood flow through the heart and lungs called the dive-reflex. Issues start if you dive for long. The blood/air boundary in the lungs can't take the pressure, and you can start to bleed into your lungs.
@@aerostorm_ huh, I just happen to a little while ago have watched some divers (dive talk) say the opposite. something like "feels the same at ten meters as 100" I thought it was neat my question got answered without me researching, but now this haha
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I love how sports develop over time, they go from extreme small communities into professionally formatted events like what we are seeing with included commentary.
Money.
If a free diver can achieve that goal, then imagine what a paid diver is capable of achieving ❤😅
good one
😂
Если тебе заплатят, покажешь, на что способен платный дайвер?
Is he the son of the one of the most famous free divers that recently died. Huge respect for him and his mother. ❤
Ian obsessed by these films of free diving but it makes me feel so anxious! 😮
Incredible stuff, keeps going further and further! Limitless
dont think so
Incredible indeed bro. Hope to see you in the future diving those depths and representing ph in competitions. Congratulations on your record breaking breath hold. 👏🤙🏽
Extreme Free Diving long-term damages our Lungs , Eyes and Ears ( Barotrauma)…So it’s not good …
There definitely is a limit when it comes to underwater diving, they just keep pushing it.
@@markjoseph196how bad is the barotrauma? Can it be healed?
I'm out of breath watching this video already. Incredible!!!
Алексей,ты лучший!!! Поздравляю, фантастическое достижение!!!
WOW! So amazing to witness. Congratulations!!! What a huge accomplishment! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Well-deserved. What a feat! So happy for him.
Why don't you give try not in ocean but with crocodiles
I once held my breath and swam down 30ft to pick a conch shell up off the floor and when I surfaced i couldn’t believe what I had done and thought I was so lucky to be alive.
Did a similar thing on the barrier reef. Took a breath and went to go have a look at a big ole wooden wheel if I recall. It was deep but by chance I equalised pressure at every stage perfectly and didn't really feel deep I stopped about 20ft from the wheel and looked up at what were very small people on the surface. Fuck says I and I start my assent. I ran out of air about 2/3 of the way up but just stayed calm and did slow upward aiming movements and breached the surface. Has to be said it was a bit of a close call that one.
@@deano2160 same I was in the Bahamas. I was snorkeling and had on big fins and thought I shouldn’t have any problems. I made it down then realized holy shit I better stay calm and focus and just swim fast and i surfaced and thought I was so crazy but I still have that shell! Lol
lmao I did the same once and my ears fucking exploded, never again
@@janniesneed4511it’s no joke glad you are ok! I hope you are doing well
Cuz you forgot to equalise pressure in your ears
Fiquei sem ar só de ver
How many of you are here after “ The deepest breath “ 😊
Me
Yes exactly 😂
Me, and man even after his mother died, he competes at the highest level
All of us duh.
Me
Алексей, вы чемпион. С очередным рекордом! Ура!!!🎉
This instantly made me think of the movie The Big blue. Well done mate, well done.
Просто невероятно! Поздоавляю!!!
ЛЕХА! КРАСАВА! Мы гордимся тобой!
Amazing result, congratulations with new WR!
Can someone please explain to me how they 'freefall'? Humans naturally float, do they not? Whenever I dive I'm always being pulled up toward the surface by the air in my lungs. Sorry if this is a dumb question I've never watched this sport before.
When you go deeper your lungs gets "smaller" because of the pressure, which makes you sink easier
@@NittaSayuriii oh wow, I never even considered the water pressure acting on your body. that makes sense. and makes it x10 more insane, and x10 more terrifying. thanks for answering
Can someone explain how come they go deeper than the ones with fins?
Using fins you use more energy swimming back up
5:33 reminds me of HP and the goblet of fire during the lake task where their friends are tied to the ropes underwater with sea folk around…. Looks so cool
Watch out for the grindylows!
Congrats! I have also a Garmin. So I am prepared for 134m ;-)
What gets me is what is watching you from the darkness
Congratulations!!! Limitless diver👍👍👍
Beyond human. Those light pulls in the end scared the f*ck out of me. I thought he was about to black out. I guess lingering on a bit helped him absorb nitrogen and prevent narcosis. Anyway, incredible preparation, will and mental strenght. It's the mind where he shows what an athlete he is.
Красавчик. Поздравляю)
Легенда фридайвинга!
Молодец, поздравляем!
Я одна такая, с паникой задыхаюсь даже от просмотра?😮
Это недостижимо, у Алексея суперспособность и тренировка организма!!!
This is horrifying to me. Imagine holding your breath for 2 minutes and realizing you're still well over a hundred feet underwater...
More like over 300 ft 🥴
@@henrychanner4032 for real! 😬
Bloody retarded units...
I, much like almost whole World can't understand US movies because of them
At 2 minutes he was still going down and just about to reach the bottom of the dive at 436 ft under water
Makes me wanna watch "Deep blue" once again.
Wonderful Amazing Great Alex from an old scuba diver !
What a beast! I hope he eventually realizes there has to be a limit. The body can only take so much.
and with the correct training and dedication and perhaps some excellent genetics we can always push further, you can guarantee that either him or someone will break that record
theoretically, the limit is somewhere around 1000 feet
@@TheIrishMugFug Source?
@@tappajaavyour body imploding? Human body isn't capable of handling the pressure past a certain point. Look how well that went for the people on the submarine that exploded
@@wompppwompwomppp I know that human body can only withstand so much pressure, am just curious what'd he base his number off or where'd it come from.
Also personally I think oxygen supply will be the limiting factor, not pressure
El respeto del mundo a estos deportistas son sobrehumanos!🤯
ПОЗДРАВЛЯЕМ❤🎉 ОГРОМНОЙ СИЛЫ ВОЛИ ЧЕЛОВЕКА!🎉🎉 ОТ ДУШИ..ЗДОРОВЬЯ И УДАЧИ!
Alexey looks like he has oxygen for at least another minute or two. Amazing athlete! Congratulations!
Take a look at his yesterday's blackout
He was struggling the last 5 meters
No chance... he would have been in serious trouble with 10 more meters
Does he have weights on him? How does he go down so fast
MASSIVE CONGRATULATIONS
Молодец! Очень круто!
Props for the cameraman that went down with him
Was it a camera man all the way down? I just assumed there was another rope with a camera on it
@@user-ei5ql4pc5s yep, cameraman was also freediver, great work!!😅
Lol
@@fitfen9610 I thought I could see bubbles from scuba gear??
@@ve5cs If someone with SCUBA were to go down with him they wouldn't be able to come straight back up. They'd have to stop to decompress at intervals along the way back up. The camera was probably on some sort of remote controlled submersible if I had to guess
Lot of things are happening here. For someone who has never watched anything about freediving prior to this, it is hard to understand. I am full of questions!
- Before diving he is "packing". What does that mean?
- How come at one point, he is in "freefall"? Why is he not floating?
- When he is coming back, in the last 20 meters, i had the feeling he was about to pass out and was catching himself just at the last second to pull. What is that technique and what are the benefits?
I'm not a freediver, or even diver, but I'll try to explain to my best knowledge(should I be mistaken, please anyone correct me)
-Before the dive he uses special breathing technique to cram as much air in his lungs as possible
-Deeper you go, more the pressure compresses the air in your lungs, causing you to lose buoyancy.
-I don't think there's any special [named] technique in the end. He's just trying to work with minuscule amount of air, preserving what's left and trying to
reach the surface to best of his ability
Absolutely amazing!
Amazing!!! Congrats! :D
❤supercool.....time by time human will find the best way
Alexey to Alexey 🎉
I took 60 breaths watching this. 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Proud of and glad for Alexey!
Absolute Legend 💪
He's got that Innsmouth look...
My head hurts just imagining the pressure.
Go Big Lexiii
Super! great record! Чемион!
Congratulations that was a insanely awesome dive
Incredible feat. Never knew anyone could hold there breath that long.
He should be a navy seal.
He deserves all the records he can get.
american moment
Ah yes, he can hold his breath for a very long time. He should join the U.S navy and train to kill people and participate in wars. What an absolutely ludicrous thought process
24 minutes and 37 seconds is the current record for holding breath (for humans at least) lol
@@tobi2375-y1uthe person who holds the world record for breath holding is croatian lol
Казахстан с тобой ТИГР!!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Imagine a free dive like that with no wire to hold on the way up.
Still just amazing. Wow wow wow
Ain't happening this deep. Both going down and up would require too much oxygen
Матушка-Россия гордилась тобой в 2018. как-же она гордится тобой сейчас!
He dove the length of the SpaceX Starship almost
😮
How do they filmed that tho??
he did the surface protocoll like it was a 10m dive what??!?!!?!!
Человек-амфибия))))
was the camera lowered by some rope alongside Alexey?
yes
133 mt and 4:41 min. amazing performance👏🏼👏🏼
Incredible
Алексей, поздравляю!!!🎉
Wooooow….. some people are just built different… I don’t even think I could get my mind around being that deep in water lol
Did it for his mom incredible good job!!!
Congratulations.
do you not get the bends if you arent breathing air?
Because he is not breathing from an air tank he does not get the bends while coming back to the surface.
ok i thought it was a just a pressure thing. but thats good to know thanks
@@tysonogloff
Which is more impressive : free dive or reaching top of mt Everest ?
Даже сразу и не определиться... величие стихий. Вечные,могучие. Позволившие сильным людям лишь на миг прикоснуться🗻🌊
i have no words
I just thinking how the hell the cameraman dive that fast with the diver ?? That shot is crazy cool
Drone
Спорт вне политики? Почему не пишут название страны?
?👌
@user-ev8fv9lv1v тому що всі росіяни фашисти 😈😈😈
Your country has been vilified on the world's stage. Certainly unfair. Ask Putin.
How come he doesn’t get the bends? Is it because he’s not expelled any oxygen?
There’s some crazy fact I can’t remember about how small his lungs would contract to because of the air getting compressed
Because he is not breathing from an air tank/regulator, but just holding his breath.
Held my breath the whole way.
Cool story bro you’re so much better than him
@@JD-re3cj If you say so G
Наверное он не курит!
А почему он без очков?
Потрясающе!
Молодец !❤
I lost my breath watching this..still hard to breathe
Невероятно!
Ufhh amazing
I rarely exclaim out loud while watching a video… that being said, once they came up I was cheering!
Μπραβο φοβερος 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌
crazy sport
thats insane
Are there other freediving events we can follow on RUclips? Loving this sport!
Scary!
This guy is more than halfway to the twilight zone on a breath hold. Its incredibly dangerous and hard to go below 100m with equipment
It's incredibly dangerous and hard to go even below 50m. Or 25.
Wow I’m even worried about the safety divers
Did the cameraman also get the world record?
Do you feel the pressure throughout your body when you dive deep like this??
Yes, 133m would be just at 13 bar or 13kg/square centimeter.
The body has some natural responses, though, that help keep blood flow through the heart and lungs called the dive-reflex.
Issues start if you dive for long. The blood/air boundary in the lungs can't take the pressure, and you can start to bleed into your lungs.
@@aerostorm_ huh, I just happen to a little while ago have watched some divers (dive talk) say the opposite. something like "feels the same at ten meters as 100"
I thought it was neat my question got answered without me researching, but now this haha
How the way he going down without moving any part of his body..? How..?
Incredible, but seems super dangerous.
Алексе-Супер Стар!!!!
Ты лучьший братец, ты сделал не возможное и поставил на место многих. ЛЁХА РВИ ВСЕХ!!!
Всех глубоководных рыб?)
Wow
The sea people's hold their breath up to 15mins they don't go deep .. But they can hold up to 15min
This guy could also hold his breath way longer if he wasn't actively swimming.
Frickin ell. No words
Cameraman never dies
Also this is insane congrats
Legend!
🇷🇺 🎉🎉🎉
Это безумие, мой рекорд 3 метра