Congrats on reaching your 4 minute goal! You truly are a master of the [Diving Reflex] hidden ability. It was really fun working together on this video!
Mike, at this point, I don't think anyone will think you're cheating or faking. You are the most hardworking and honest person! Thanks for another great one!
@@deathbyastonishment7930 I think it may be because it is slightly more difficult to get a full breath when you have the extra pressure of the water pressing on your chest. I have tried taking the breath outside the pool, then getting in, and I made 2 minutes 40 seconds.
@Mike Boyde, just want to say that this was the first video I watched when I decided I was going to hold my breath for 4 minutes. After 8 weeks of above-water training I had the opportunity to have an experienced spotter for some in-water training. I hit 4 minutes on the first attempt. This video definitely helped that seed grow, so thank you.
I am Goober Oh no, could I be... a hypocrite? Oh no? Poor me, I’m going to go shove my head in a jar! C’mon, we were on the same side, I feel betrayed.
is it wierd that i can write using 2 hand without even practicing it happens when im 9 pewds fan btw my friend challenge me to write with two of ur hand and compare whats better but suprisingly its almost the same
Same, I remember having a calm surprise when I was about 8 or more, realising that I didn't feel the need to breathe at all and was completely content. I wasn't distressed in the slightest. I began to sink to the bottom of the pool, I didn't need to swim and a lot of the air had began to leave my body. I was lethargic but fully aware, I wasn't losing consciousness. I was just sitting under a metre of more water on the pool floor, I took a big exhale and about 20 seconds later or maybe more when I began to feel sleepy, someone yanked me from the water and the shock of air was what actually made me struggle to breathe, I was so disorientated by the noise and light and overwhelming amount of oxygen in the air. My heartrate was really low, I then found out I was under there for almost 10 minutes and they thought I drowned, and if they hadn't pulled me out I probably would have drifted off and drowned. That was the second time I neadly died. It was like all my senses were... there, you could tell, and most people panic but I was content, comfortable and that honestly scares me. I don't go swimming often because I need to be consciously aware to go up and breathe, but see I never felt like I was drowning. I drown in my dreams almost every night, capsising boat I think. Maybe I drowned like that, always have been terrifed of boats and the ocean. Sucks when you live on one of several small islands and school trips are normally to a few of them (I can swim though)
Hiruko Winter me too bro but mine was a little more different I was 7 years old i think and i went to the public pool around here then i was just looking down at the bottom of the pool then a realized i was underwater but i didn’t feel the need to breath u know? And then I started to get sleepy ( it was soooooo relaxing omg ) but then i remembered a story that my mom once told me that was like a boy that sleeps in the pool and he drowned and died because no one was there for him so I “wake up” and got out of the pool and idk what happened next i forgot haha and i also idk how many minutes i was there but i think it was more than 10 or 8 min because i lost track of time while i was underwater, it felt like i was meditating in the deep of the ocean, my eyes were closed so everything was black.. it was so relaxing but now that i moved there is no pool here ;-; but for sure i would probably sleep there and have drowned and died because there was no life guards there
But i would do it again for sure 😝 because it was the only time where i was so relaxed and my body felt light, I couldn’t here anything there, and there was no light because my eyes were closed so yeah hehe but i miss that feeling
Great job man! The hard part about holding your breath is when your being active at the same time like swimming. It’s much easier to hold your breath when your calm and relaxed.
Yes so true for me. When i am calm, I can hold breath more than 10 secs. When I move my body. Hands or feercan onky last three or four secs. Dunno how to fix this
@@hobiexplorer4857Breathing exercises. Cardio training. Take a lot of really deep breaths before trying to hold it. Keep working at it and you will get better. You can go longer. With one deep breath you should be able to sit calmly and hold it for at least 30 seconds. It's not the lack of oxygen in the blood making you give up. It's the impulse/urge to breathe. You have to endure through it. With proper breathing technique before attempting a hold the blood will be enriched with oxygen compared to normal so it'll last for much longer than we're willing to suffer, before literally passing out.
Have you ever considered trying to learn how to throw a needle through a glass pane? I feel like that would be a really cool idea for you to learn how to do, it’s an ancient Chinese technique that is said to take years to learn and it would be really cool if you could try and learn it quickly
I like how he not only shows his achievements but he also shows his lows where he’s contemplating continuing. It shows that everyone runs into problems and failure and those who choose to continue will reach their goals.
2 years since this video was published and I find it 11 days into my breath holding interest. I hit 4mins10secs yesterday on land without knowing about the diving reflex. This really makes me excited about unlocking longer times!
I’m super late to this but I’ve been training to hold my breath using the same app. It’s definitely worth it! I’ve been practicing right before bed then hitting the pool and repeating the same holds. I started only holding my breath for 40 seconds and within 3 days, I can now hold my breath for 2:30
As a semipro swimmer who drowned using this technique, I would like to bring the single most important message of this video to your kind attention 11:00 Never do it alone. Seriously, I have spent 4 days in coma even though the stranger saving my life was just couple meters away.
7:40 meditation is tricky. When focusing on breathe its too easy to accidentally switch to manual breathing which breaks the natural flow during meditation. Another way that is more effective is listening or feeling your heartbeat. Heartbeat is less under your control and after awhile you can actually feel every pulse throughout the entire body which is pretty cool.
Another way is through contemplation. Ask questions to yourself while you do other techniques. For example ask yourself “what will my next thought be?” Or “who am I?” These silence the thoughts briefly and with practice you will find the way to silence the thoughts for an extended period of time. I have to give credit to Josh X from xfamunity on RUclips for this technique :)
i never really thought about holding my breath underwater, i played water polo for 6 years in a very competitive area, and its a normal thing to be kicked and dragged under water with no warning, i tested how long i could just hold my breath underwater, i found i could naturally and comfortably hold my breath for close to 3 minutes before i even get the urge to breath anymore, bodies are awesome man.
I thought I sucked at holding my breath as when racing I couldn't even hd my breath for 50m. Completely forgot about the exercise element and the fact I'm actually swimming. Just did a 3:03, who would have guessed that swimming is tiring
I just wanna say you're very inspirational my guy. I'm the same when it comes to wanting to learn new things, but I never thought to record or document anything. I became both happy and sad at the thought of so many things I missed. But watching you made me realize the obvious. That there's always more to learn, and for that I thank you.
It actually helps me greatly to look at the clock. The constant flow of seconds is somehow calming and drastically drops my heart rate whereas I immediately panic while closing the eyes and holding my breath.
@II-V-I I found exactly the same thing. I started yesterday trying to hold my breath and watching the timer (after a minute or so with eyes closed) definitely helps slow everything down for me.
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I held my breath while writing this comment. I'm really not trying to show off, but I always manage to win breath holding competitions. My friends and I do it at the pool and the don't know how to relax properly. You've gotta close your eyes and chill. Time to breath now
@@colezy1998 Alright I except the hallenge. I held y breath while writing this comment. Ahh this is realllly uncomfortable omg. I am so bad at holding my breath waht AHH this hurts how much longer. OK just trying to relax ahhhh this hurts so bad 10 nine 8 seven six five for three too one time to breath now
I'm a scuba diver but I have always wanted to try free diving. I found your channel and I downloaded an apnea app. This is day one for me. I was able to hold my breath for 1:30, the first time. I'm hoping to work my way up to 5 minutes. Wish me luck.
But he is average. I Mean i respct him and evrything but clearly he is not master in anything he is not bad in anything he tries to do so that place him around average.
I’m a free diver. I can tell you that he did a very, very good job, far better than most. That he was able to go for a minute on his very first effort is actually pretty damn good. We all use the same apps to improve. I would recommend using nose clips at the beginning be sure sure you’re not getting any O2.
I would just like to stress that you should NEVER practice holding your breath underwater by yourself. World-class Freediving pros have died in their backyard pools simply by practicing unsupervised so please, be safe and never dive without a buddy.
That is very cool! I used to be a competition swimmer and breath control is tied to speed since turning the head to take a breath can slow you down. I could do 2 laps before needing to take my first breath. The point being, that maybe what may increase ones time is to have something else to think about while under water, reading, a video, something than than just watching the timer.
You're holding your breath wrong. You shouldn't be exploding with the air you hold. Fill your lungs up to full, not over-expanded. Also don't put any force or pressure on your internals (like "clenching") as that will increase blood pressure via constriction and cause those headaches.
I'm sure panic had lots to do with it the first time you trained in water, but it's also the fact that deep breaths are harder in the pressure of water. Awesome job!
Greatest Ever Dumbass he meant he wanted to make Mike learn how to go until 4:20 and also he wouldn’t have died he would’ve just passed out and also why tf did you use the word “noob” noob means “new player” so you’re not making any sense at all
Video needs to come with a massive warning label. Many people have died using this technique. It is not for the average person and please ALWAYS have a support partner
The reason why your times in the water were worse can partially be because of the situation itself as you stated but it also has to do with another thing. When you try it on land without holding your nose closed with your fingers, even if you try not to breathe through the nose it happens a bit (and you wont even notice). So on land if you try it, pinching your nose close vs not doing that the times should be worse as well. Not saying you cheated or anything like that, its just a subconsious thing that happens.
I can pretty casually hold my breath for 2:20 with or without holding my nose. It's quite possible to block your airways without holding your nose with your fingers. I think his drop in times had more to do with changing his environment from sitting upright/lying back to being partially submerged facing down. The water could also cause some amount of mental stress, due to running out of breath while submerged is a lot scarier than while in open air.
James Badger there's also the simple fact that forcing yourself to stay underwater uses much more effort, causing your body to use up oxygen faster compared to simply sitting down and not using any real effort
My PB right now is 3m37s (same length as my favourite song, which I was using as reference while holding my breath). I've only rly tried to break my PB by a reasonable margin twice, and before that, it was 3m02s from another one of my favourite songs. I'm happy with what I've got and it's quite meaningful for me since I have pretty severe sunken chest which, according to Google, lowers lung capacity. My current goal would be 4m22s (the next longest song out of my favourites) which is a long ways to go from where I am right now. If I can hit 4m30s then I should be able to keep pushing...
Is it weird when I completely let go of all my breath and just let myself sink to the bottom of a pool I feel like I belong in the water and have to actually force myself out, like I just feel so relaxed and like I could stay there forever
I do this a lot I've noticed, between my own current inability to hold my breath for more than 40 seconds tops, and breathing out instead of holding your breath, you don't get very long to stay down there, but it's lovely while you do
I mean, as you learned from the video, everyone can do that, and the only reason we find it difficult is that normally our lungs breath at a faster pace. So all you gotta do is slow that pace gradually to let your body adjust to the slow pace
Wow! This is going to be interesting testing out! Edit: It’s almost two weeks later and my record is currently 3:15 on land, interested to see what it would be wet
I'm gonna do this so that if anybody tries to choke or suffocate me I'll tap out at around 1 minute and pretend like I'm passed out/dead and then I'm gonna hope they leave after so I can just get up and walk away lmao
Most chokes cut off the air to your brain, not your lungs. You’ll be out cold in under 7 seconds whether you hold your breath or not. Apart from that, solid plan mate lol
Tip: when you think you really can't take it any longer. Slowly exhale, it still counts because you're not taking air in. It provides like 10-15 seconds of pure relief but after that it'll be right back to where you were before you exhaled
You should try hold breath on exhale not inhale, try hyperventilate beforehand. This method was invented by Wim Hof, it's quite interesting in own sense. After 3rd try I hold my breath for 3:45min, you should really try it. I bet after a few more tries you easily pass 5min mark.
was wondering if anyone else knew about Wim Hof here, though it's tough to say he "invented" it - he just adapted it into his own (bloody amazing) method
hyperventilation makes it easyer, however you should NEVER do that in the water. normally your co2 builds up faster than your o2 depletes to the point of conciousness loss. therefore the urge to breathe becomes irresistable after a certain point, even though you still have oxygen left. the problem with hyperventilating is, that it depletes your co2 below the normal blood concentration, thus turning your blood too alcaline (alkalosis). when you then start to hold your breath, the co2 takes longer to build up, because you start with less co2 in the blood, therefore the urge to breath gets delayed. the thing with hyperventilation is, that it does NOT increase the amount of oxygen you store in the body. if you hyperventilate too much, it can happen that the urge to breathe sets in so late, that you run out of oxygen before you feel the urge to breathe, with the consequence of passing out. you can imagine why that is not the ideal szenario to undergo in the water.
@@marvinm.7634 If the co2 goes down, isnt it replaced by o2 ? I think hyperventilation doesnt increase the amount of oxygen you can build up in your body but allow you to actually reach it which you never do with regular breathing, thus increasing your o2 amount stored in your body compared to default. About passing out with hyperventilating, i though it was when hyperventilating and not when retaining breathing after it, i actually never seen anyone or passed out myself from that so i wouldnt know. But i always though that it was during the hyperventilation phase, because you reached too much o2 in your brain or something.
Well done..so here's an exercise for breath holds..works well on the hard sand on the beach...when you use energy you use up O2...1-make a line in the sand....2-take a monster breath...3- start walking as you would normally...-4-your legs start to feel like you are running uphill in a marathon...-5-hold out as long as you can, then mark your out of air line...6-wait about 2 minutes, then repeat walking back to the start line line, with another deep breath, but more relaxed and slightly slower...you should be able to get beyond the start line quite easily... repeat the following day..🥸
@@presli481 I believe its 24, it was very recently uploaded on the official YT channel of guinness world record. done under water. still, if I am missing something please do let me know ❤️
@@ahumanbeing Im not sure if that man inhaled pure oxygen, but be probably did as even if you're trained very well I don't believe you can spend that long underwater with your brain cells not dying. Also most air tanks have a higher percentage of oxygen for holding your breath longer. 😀
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Congrats on reaching your 4 minute goal! You truly are a master of the [Diving Reflex] hidden ability. It was really fun working together on this video!
What is this, a crossover episode?
Hi tier zoo I love your vids!
Hi
Omg didnt expect to see you here
Could you do a video on the Bee build?
Mike, at this point, I don't think anyone will think you're cheating or faking. You are the most hardworking and honest person! Thanks for another great one!
stfuckup his obviously cheating :P
FlorKiler how is he cheating? Jealousss
Simply Rem I still appreciated to gesture.
FoxBalls woosh, he was kidding
(Face down in the pool)
"Omg Mike, you're at 7 minutes alredy! You gonna go longer?.... Mike?"
Already *
This is sooooo underated
😂🤣🤣🤣
This made my day hahahaha
Jonathan Joseph Sahat Tambunan rEaLLy?!?
My brother tried this! He’s been holding it for 3 days now! So proud of him!
Found the exact comment that has been copied
Blinks twice
is he still holding breath i think u need to check him
Dont tell mom!
Wow thats over 2000x the world record
Someone: what's your skill?
Him: absolutely
😂 underrated comment
Whats that mean
@@ranran8674 it means that he has very much skills and this comment is just a joke like
- how much money do you have?
- yes
Bryan concepcion 😂😂😂
Thanks for the likes guys, didn't expect it to reach atleast 2 likes tbh🤣
me holding my breath outside: 2 min
me holding my breath underwater: 10 seconds
Any idea how to get around this? I’m the same
Death By Astonishment idk either
dunno why that happens
Weirdly enough, my time goes up underwater.
@@deathbyastonishment7930 attend freedive classes you will fill much better and go tru it
@@deathbyastonishment7930 I think it may be because it is slightly more difficult to get a full breath when you have the extra pressure of the water pressing on your chest. I have tried taking the breath outside the pool, then getting in, and I made 2 minutes 40 seconds.
Hopefully the diving reflex isn't patched in the next update
Ikr
Brae Lee the glitch didnt exist in 13.30 and it was only found out in update 20.03
It did sadly yesterday
flod the memer dang, looks like they got us with update 20.19
Kek 45 it’s good they don’t work on patching glitches on weekends
@Mike Boyde, just want to say that this was the first video I watched when I decided I was going to hold my breath for 4 minutes. After 8 weeks of above-water training I had the opportunity to have an experienced spotter for some in-water training. I hit 4 minutes on the first attempt. This video definitely helped that seed grow, so thank you.
Where to start?
@@dasderspi3 you literally just watched a video explaining where to start
@@one_step_sideways did you jump to practicing in water or did you start with an app outside of the water like in this video?
@@shapho4056 Start with an app, it's safer
I just did it for 2 minutes. First attempt.
Man i can’t even hold my breath for as long as the Minecraft drowning bubbles
Depression Hits underrated comment
Same here!
You should use Respiration III
ReddoHotto ChirriPeppa nah use respiration my dude
Justin Murphy ok
There’s something sooo satisfying about him saying “hour zero”
Creed The Kid yeah I think it’s his accent lol
There should 100% be a compilation of him saying "day one, hour zero"
He says aaur ziro
Its like hes saying our zeroooo
Time?
OH MY GOD TIERZOO COLLAB YES
Duck #7 ikr I had planned on watching both of these videos and at the end of the tier zoo vid I was very pleased
I actually came here from TierZoo, lol.
Mike: “I did it!”
girl: ...
Mike: “I fuckin did it!”
girl: *pats hand
Lmao
Omg hahaha
Langoige
He's an emotional man if you haven't seen his videos before.... He cries when he succeeds in a personaly difficult challenge sometimes.
@@xpndblhero5170 Same with his wife.
Step one: I inhale
Step two: I don't exhale untill 4 minutes pass
4 minutes have passed
Ezi
It’s been a month, Aspy. Are you okay? Have you exhaled?
@@electropika7759 Yes
Step three I die
2019 is coming soon. Guess its time for that skill retaining test.
Does that include the swim?
Robin Ruttner When you’re more cringe than the “cringy fortnite kid”
Raph B you told a kid to kill himself
I am Goober Oh no, could I be... a hypocrite? Oh no? Poor me, I’m going to go shove my head in a jar!
C’mon, we were on the same side, I feel betrayed.
Raph B i dont wanna be on the same side as a guy who literally wanted a child to end their life
next you should learn to write with your non writing hand.
I broke my writing hand back in year 7. I had to use my opposite hand for 6 whole weeks. I still couldn’t get my handwriting to be good.
@@harryruffin1548 I can't get my handwriting to be good with my main hand lmao
is it wierd that i can write using 2 hand without even practicing it happens when im 9 pewds fan btw my friend challenge me to write with two of ur hand and compare whats better but suprisingly its almost the same
I once fractured my right hand and had to use my left. It became almost as good as my right hand in a week.
It’s weird that I can do it
18 more seconds and he would have been a true legend
I just got an new goal
lmao facts
My ex said the same
@@becomingachristian LMAOOOOO
@@becomingachristian bro 💀💀
*oxygen has left the chat*
CO2 has joined the chat
Madita Kloster dead meme
@Aven You're a dead meme!!
The reaper join the chat...who next?
Death has joined the chat
Learn to write with your left hand!!!!
That's so easy
If you're right-handed then it's not.
He's a lefty hahahaha
Hell ya
@@Badinjava i can write with both (better with right tho)
Once I just chilled face down in my local pool thinking happy thoughts and a life gaurd pulled me out
You should tell him before you do something like this
Same, I remember having a calm surprise when I was about 8 or more, realising that I didn't feel the need to breathe at all and was completely content. I wasn't distressed in the slightest.
I began to sink to the bottom of the pool, I didn't need to swim and a lot of the air had began to leave my body. I was lethargic but fully aware, I wasn't losing consciousness. I was just sitting under a metre of more water on the pool floor, I took a big exhale and about 20 seconds later or maybe more when I began to feel sleepy, someone yanked me from the water and the shock of air was what actually made me struggle to breathe, I was so disorientated by the noise and light and overwhelming amount of oxygen in the air.
My heartrate was really low, I then found out I was under there for almost 10 minutes and they thought I drowned, and if they hadn't pulled me out I probably would have drifted off and drowned. That was the second time I neadly died. It was like all my senses were... there, you could tell, and most people panic but I was content, comfortable and that honestly scares me. I don't go swimming often because I need to be consciously aware to go up and breathe, but see I never felt like I was drowning.
I drown in my dreams almost every night, capsising boat I think. Maybe I drowned like that, always have been terrifed of boats and the ocean. Sucks when you live on one of several small islands and school trips are normally to a few of them (I can swim though)
@@azziebean4773 this was super trippy to read. I hope you're ok ma dude
Hiruko Winter me too bro but mine was a little more different I was 7 years old i think and i went to the public pool around here then i was just looking down at the bottom of the pool then a realized i was underwater but i didn’t feel the need to breath u know? And then I started to get sleepy ( it was soooooo relaxing omg ) but then i remembered a story that my mom once told me that was like a boy that sleeps in the pool and he drowned and died because no one was there for him so I “wake up” and got out of the pool and idk what happened next i forgot haha and i also idk how many minutes i was there but i think it was more than 10 or 8 min because i lost track of time while i was underwater, it felt like i was meditating in the deep of the ocean, my eyes were closed so everything was black.. it was so relaxing but now that i moved there is no pool here ;-; but for sure i would probably sleep there and have drowned and died because there was no life guards there
But i would do it again for sure 😝 because it was the only time where i was so relaxed and my body felt light, I couldn’t here anything there, and there was no light because my eyes were closed so yeah hehe but i miss that feeling
Great job man! The hard part about holding your breath is when your being active at the same time like swimming. It’s much easier to hold your breath when your calm and relaxed.
Wow really??
@@mcmach1 yes
Yes so true for me. When i am calm, I can hold breath more than 10 secs. When I move my body. Hands or feercan onky last three or four secs. Dunno how to fix this
@@hobiexplorer4857Breathing exercises. Cardio training. Take a lot of really deep breaths before trying to hold it. Keep working at it and you will get better.
You can go longer. With one deep breath you should be able to sit calmly and hold it for at least 30 seconds. It's not the lack of oxygen in the blood making you give up. It's the impulse/urge to breathe. You have to endure through it.
With proper breathing technique before attempting a hold the blood will be enriched with oxygen compared to normal so it'll last for much longer than we're willing to suffer, before literally passing out.
Have you ever considered trying to learn how to throw a needle through a glass pane? I feel like that would be a really cool idea for you to learn how to do, it’s an ancient Chinese technique that is said to take years to learn and it would be really cool if you could try and learn it quickly
i saw i video that the needle dose not actually go through. It chips the glass on the other side of the pane and when it flies out it pops a balloon.
Whatever the skill actually is. If he could recreate whatever they do
ruclips.net/video/aRdJ0T-vEno/видео.html
This
It involves a lifetime of meditation as they say
(signing up for a job)
"So what skills do you have?"
Him: *EVERYTHING*
'Can you jump into a pool of lava and survive?'
Yes
'You're hired'
Iris in Gryffindor
Fire resistance potion duh
I can jump
I like how he not only shows his achievements but he also shows his lows where he’s contemplating continuing. It shows that everyone runs into problems and failure and those who choose to continue will reach their goals.
Yeah! This really makes Mike feel more down to earth. If it were easy, everyone would do it! :)
2 years since this video was published and I find it 11 days into my breath holding interest. I hit 4mins10secs yesterday on land without knowing about the diving reflex. This really makes me excited about unlocking longer times!
Any updates?
@@bacon.cheesecake death
@@bacon.cheesecake he's dead
@@aw-g 😂
@@aw-g lololol xD
He was breathing through his back the whole time .
Now that's what I call a skill.
He is a a frog!!!
i knew it
Hugo Randow same
Just like the Frog Deuwww.
Mike: Hi I’m trying out for the job
Man: Let’s see... Can you...
Mike: Yes. Yes I can
Lmaoo
Lma
Lm
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-_-
Interviewer: what skills do you have?
Mike: yes
I’m super late to this but I’ve been training to hold my breath using the same app. It’s definitely worth it! I’ve been practicing right before bed then hitting the pool and repeating the same holds. I started only holding my breath for 40 seconds and within 3 days, I can now hold my breath for 2:30
what's the app's name?
Be careful doing this underwater, it is super easy to pass out and drown
@@farooqmohammed316stamina
My grandma has been holding her breath for a year now! She’s awesome
Bro 😂
too fkn dark
:( yall making me sad now
Y u do that 🙁
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As a semipro swimmer who drowned using this technique, I would like to bring the single most important message of this video to your kind attention 11:00 Never do it alone. Seriously, I have spent 4 days in coma even though the stranger saving my life was just couple meters away.
Ye know when u r in a coma u look like u are sleeping and can’t move
@@CloroxBleach-mc2vs bruh He obvoisly was in Coma and now isnt
Oh damn
You good now??
But you’re still in a coma?
So glad i found this channel, everything you make is so well put together and unique
Kawber aye
7:40 meditation is tricky. When focusing on breathe its too easy to accidentally switch to manual breathing which breaks the natural flow during meditation. Another way that is more effective is listening or feeling your heartbeat. Heartbeat is less under your control and after awhile you can actually feel every pulse throughout the entire body which is pretty cool.
Another way is through contemplation. Ask questions to yourself while you do other techniques. For example ask yourself “what will my next thought be?” Or “who am I?” These silence the thoughts briefly and with practice you will find the way to silence the thoughts for an extended period of time. I have to give credit to Josh X from xfamunity on RUclips for this technique :)
Pfttttttt my grandfather held his breath for 50 years and he’s still going
Savage 🤣🤣🤣
You are such a liar you liar liar pants on fire
Who’s gonna tell him :(
My dog has been holding his breath for *2 years*
My pet fish has been holding it for it's whole life
i never really thought about holding my breath underwater, i played water polo for 6 years in a very competitive area, and its a normal thing to be kicked and dragged under water with no warning, i tested how long i could just hold my breath underwater, i found i could naturally and comfortably hold my breath for close to 3 minutes before i even get the urge to breath anymore, bodies are awesome man.
I just can 1:48
I thought I sucked at holding my breath as when racing I couldn't even hd my breath for 50m. Completely forgot about the exercise element and the fact I'm actually swimming. Just did a 3:03, who would have guessed that swimming is tiring
I can only do 20 seconds :|
@Justin Leonhard i dont smoke,
And also i practiced a bit and now i can hold up to 1 minute
@@balls1401 ayo
The world record holder could see all the video in almost one breath
probably not. watching a video and be as relaxed as he needs to be to hold that long seems very diffcult even for the record holder.
r/woooooosh
Wes Raevens I don’t get the joke
Malkz he’s there’s no hope for you sorry
Thats creative!
I just wanna say you're very inspirational my guy. I'm the same when it comes to wanting to learn new things, but I never thought to record or document anything. I became both happy and sad at the thought of so many things I missed. But watching you made me realize the obvious. That there's always more to learn, and for that I thank you.
Plot twist: the water is a paid actor
Most likely, yes. It’s sad how everything nowadays is fake and set up.
The water threatened Mike to not breath
That water was air in a water costume
XD
666 likes
I just watched a 15 minute video of this guy breathing
Yes actually yes
Silas Morton well yes but actually no
No you watched a video of him attempting to not breathe.
Carlos Ruiz Well kinda but actually maybe
You watched a video of him not breathing
Man: holds breath for 4 minutes
Oxygen: wait that’s illegal
That was funny
Oxygen be like "Is this shit legal.."
Waleed Asim no swearing pweze
CO2 be like Wait that’s illegal
U had 666 likes .. but u got 667 thanks to me :)
It actually helps me greatly to look at the clock. The constant flow of seconds is somehow calming and drastically drops my heart rate whereas I immediately panic while closing the eyes and holding my breath.
@II-V-I I found exactly the same thing. I started yesterday trying to hold my breath and watching the timer (after a minute or so with eyes closed) definitely helps slow everything down for me.
Next: break glass with your own voice underwater while holding your breath
This is day 1, hour 0.
this comment is underrated
*Hol up*
Edward A 999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999889999999999899999999999999999989999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999899999999999999999999999
This is day 334555437281283 hour 737384747362646466564738389201019192983737464646646556
Proud of the 420th like
His phone is cracked, this guy truly is average
apple π lol my phone is clean
i feel like if you have a cracked phone it literally isn’t possible for you to crack ur phone again
Lol he said "average" in the video at the same time I read it in your comment lmao
He spent over 2 weeks training too
Where's the montage at the end of the video where you go about holding your breath for 4 minutes at a time in various locations and situations?!
Its in the description.
@@Kstenen that is not a montage and it was as a joke
@@Kstenen r/wooosh
@@gustavbruunkjr5123 >r/woooosh
FTFY
I love your mindset. It’s not “oh I can’t do it” it’s “there’s lots of room for improvement”
Lol. 4 minutes. My family has been laying down in the living room holding their breaths for about 1 week now.
Aye, let them chill
Is it still technically a living room tho
Who's gonna tell em'..
😟
@@monkey3553 GOOD ONE LOL
*Holup*
Mr Beast: First to breathe wins $100,000
Chandler: *Does this*
He'd try and breathe after 20 seconds lmao
First to breathe or last to breathe?
Nivesh Proag u didn’t get it
@@AdmirGjokaj Ah...care to explain?
Nivesh Proag cause chandler always loses,I mean he acts like it
I held my breath while writing this comme
🤣🤣
I held my breath while writing this reply
so am i right now
I held my breath while writing this comment. I'm really not trying to show off, but I always manage to win breath holding competitions. My friends and I do it at the pool and the don't know how to relax properly. You've gotta close your eyes and chill. Time to breath now
@@colezy1998 Alright I except the hallenge. I held y breath while writing this comment. Ahh this is realllly uncomfortable omg. I am so bad at holding my breath waht AHH this hurts how much longer. OK just trying to relax ahhhh this hurts so bad 10 nine 8 seven six five for three too one time to breath now
My dad holds the world record. Been holding his breath at that breath holding competition he left to 23 years ago
*insert "how do we tell him" spongebob meme here*
Keep up the good work Mike, in my opinion you must still try and acomplish the backflip. Amazing content 😋 stay tunes for my next one😉😂
Who was randomly holding their breath through the video?
AlexTheFatCow yeah l0l
AlexTheFatCow I always do that, im kinda slow lmao
Me hahaha
Fax
me
love how many people are commenting over their little brothers having fun, so wholesome
I'm a scuba diver but I have always wanted to try free diving. I found your channel and I downloaded an apnea app. This is day one for me. I was able to hold my breath for 1:30, the first time. I'm hoping to work my way up to 5 minutes. Wish me luck.
We need an update!!
Soon you gonna learn how to fly ???
😂
True
kelele30 probably in 15 days or less 😂
*wips out the bag of weed* ;) he sure will
Vitor A. Camargo in 4 minutes 😂
I like to do this thing where I hold my breath in movies when they do it
Nemo was so hard
So original
@@biakthapar8837 definitely
I was practicing to hold my breath while reading comments; then came across this, I bursted out laughing 😂
Flare _ same it’s weird
Omg same!! I always do that lol
Learn how to Moonwalk like Michael Jackson
That’s easier than u think I learned in 4 min
That is easy
Bryant Caraway learn how to walk on the moon like neil armstrong
Hee hee
Easy
So excited to see you acconplish your 4-minute goal! Congrats!
Hoping to start today and achieve a 2 minute goal real soon!
Mike... once and for all, you are not average
whY aRe YoU rUnNinG Why are you running?
Wienerli I don’t want to get caught
But he is average. I Mean i respct him and evrything but clearly he is not master in anything he is not bad in anything he tries to do so that place him around average.
siemniak I guess yea.. but he can do way more skills than the average person
That first reply confused me because I didn't see your name at first.
Instructions unclear: became aquaman
your name is jason after all
KEKEKEKEKEKEK
Becomes demon hunter
*wheeze*
Even better
I held my breath throughout the whole video. Im a seal now
Save the seals
I’m a free diver. I can tell you that he did a very, very good job, far better than most. That he was able to go for a minute on his very first effort is actually pretty damn good. We all use the same apps to improve. I would recommend using nose clips at the beginning be sure sure you’re not getting any O2.
Is there a risk of brain damage practicing breathing out of water?
Even though he is not diving do you think it will make him a better free diver if he were to do it the first time?
*How I learned to hold my breath for 4 minutes in the last 4 minutes of my life*
Lol.
But ain't it interesting how people "can't" die by holding their breath?
@@vinifalleroliveira good one
Mike should try to learn how to write with his non dominant hand
He could probably dedicate a video to write with his mind
Mad lad
This guy is literally evolving.
Legend
What's next? Learn how to fly? 😂
These days I’m learning Freedive your video is very motivated. Thank you.
I would just like to stress that you should NEVER practice holding your breath underwater by yourself. World-class Freediving pros have died in their backyard pools simply by practicing unsupervised so please, be safe and never dive without a buddy.
Remember kids that you need oxygen to live!
𝓨𝓮𝓪 𝓾 𝓬𝓪𝓷 𝓹𝓪𝓼𝓼 𝓸𝓾𝓽
Thurbans Vlogs cant drown yourself? how have people died practicing breath holding underwater then?
Thurbans Vlogs I’m not sure if you’re joking or not?
He wasn't alone lmao
I could barely Breath air.
And homie wants me to hold my breath
GOLDEN N 😂
Mike Boyd: does all these AWESOME stuff
Me: can’t even tie a balloon
Mike probably can't tie a balloon either it's so hard
Not really
I’ve done it before it was luck tho
Bro it’s really easy just get a rubber band and wrap it around the balloon so you can reuse it
You’re not alone
That is very cool! I used to be a competition swimmer and breath control is tied to speed since turning the head to take a breath can slow you down. I could do 2 laps before needing to take my first breath. The point being, that maybe what may increase ones time is to have something else to think about while under water, reading, a video, something than than just watching the timer.
A big thank you for recommending tier zoo. That channel is hilariously funny and well thought out.
*HOW TO GET A HEADACHE IN ONE MINUTE*
Yah, suuh dood
Agree
disagree
SUH DUDE I heard you only need to get a cusin but I'm not sure
You're holding your breath wrong. You shouldn't be exploding with the air you hold. Fill your lungs up to full, not over-expanded. Also don't put any force or pressure on your internals (like "clenching") as that will increase blood pressure via constriction and cause those headaches.
Job interviewer: what skills do u have??
Him: yes
r/inclusiveor
I'm sure panic had lots to do with it the first time you trained in water, but it's also the fact that deep breaths are harder in the pressure of water. Awesome job!
Do you know how hard it was to breathe while watching this😂😂
Luca Ferrara this comment put me into manual breathing
I would’ve gone the extra mile for 4:20
This is the best comment
Funny thing is that I was the 69th like
The extra mile... And wat? Died? Becuz thats wat wouldve happened u noob
Greatest Ever Dumbass he meant he wanted to make Mike learn how to go until 4:20 and also he wouldn’t have died he would’ve just passed out and also why tf did you use the word “noob” noob means “new player” so you’re not making any sense at all
My exact tought before reading the comments lol
*Air has left the chat*
Trynos wow ur so hilarious
4 minutes later: oxygen has joined the chat
*Air has left the chat*
*Water has joined the chat*
4 Minutes later
*Air has joined the chat*
*Water has left the chat*
Well oxygen, air contains oxygen, and carbon dioxide etc. so no.
@@SebeProd true😂😂
Video needs to come with a massive warning label. Many people have died using this technique. It is not for the average person and please ALWAYS have a support partner
Being aware of my own breathing throughout this entire video was not a pleasant feeling.
SirBanana fk you now I’m aware too goddamn
Shit, now I'm aware of my breathing too.
fuck you
I hate you lel
SirBanana being aware of your blinking is even worse
Goes under water, 20 seconds later come back up thinking I’ve broke the record
My brother holds his breath for 4 hours in the pool and he's still going on ! how does he do this ? !
Chech his pulse bro
r/woooosh
@@teebz2227 what are you wooshing?
Teebz r/woooosh for you
I hate to break the bad news to you...your brother is an amphibian
Dude way to go!!! So many people go through life with a basic understanding of everything and a good understanding of nothing!!!
The reason why your times in the water were worse can partially be because of the situation itself as you stated but it also has to do with another thing. When you try it on land without holding your nose closed with your fingers, even if you try not to breathe through the nose it happens a bit (and you wont even notice). So on land if you try it, pinching your nose close vs not doing that the times should be worse as well. Not saying you cheated or anything like that, its just a subconsious thing that happens.
I can pretty casually hold my breath for 2:20 with or without holding my nose. It's quite possible to block your airways without holding your nose with your fingers. I think his drop in times had more to do with changing his environment from sitting upright/lying back to being partially submerged facing down. The water could also cause some amount of mental stress, due to running out of breath while submerged is a lot scarier than while in open air.
Probably a mix of both to be honest.
James Badger there's also the simple fact that forcing yourself to stay underwater uses much more effort, causing your body to use up oxygen faster compared to simply sitting down and not using any real effort
Same thing happens when I try this in water - lungs suddenly become over conscious about the lack of air😂
Also water is colder so it can send shock response which may result in faster heart rate
Legend say he doesn't breathe anymore
This Man always scares me
Hey, I have seen this man before
I think I seen you before
You are a star of everyone's dream 😉😉🤣
u look kinda familiar
Instructions unclear; i am now a part-time dolphine
Same
Do you mean dolphin?
@@igapaterska3544 hard to type correctly with flippers thingy.
Don't look up dolphin humanoids.
My PB right now is 3m37s (same length as my favourite song, which I was using as reference while holding my breath). I've only rly tried to break my PB by a reasonable margin twice, and before that, it was 3m02s from another one of my favourite songs. I'm happy with what I've got and it's quite meaningful for me since I have pretty severe sunken chest which, according to Google, lowers lung capacity. My current goal would be 4m22s (the next longest song out of my favourites) which is a long ways to go from where I am right now. If I can hit 4m30s then I should be able to keep pushing...
Is it weird when I completely let go of all my breath and just let myself sink to the bottom of a pool I feel like I belong in the water and have to actually force myself out, like I just feel so relaxed and like I could stay there forever
U sure u aint aquaman?
When you breathe out you like have less air in your body so you get less buoyant and you sink
I swim daily and do this all the time ur 100% ok lmao
I do this a lot
I've noticed, between my own current inability to hold my breath for more than 40 seconds tops, and breathing out instead of holding your breath, you don't get very long to stay down there, but it's lovely while you do
I totally understand. Sometimes I get scared because I have such a strong will to stay underwater
Amazing video buddy! Well done! I can't hold my breath for 15 seconds!
You should see a doctor?
OMG PHILLIP
Philip Green stop smoking
"R/r/"
2 min
Just a comment for the algorithm...
Luca Heuer comments and likes is actually hypothesized to matter very little to the Algorithm
Yes it's the watch time that matters the most
The algorithm is changed every few months anyway
300th like 😉
😂😂
I’ve never seen a more fitting sponsorship than Mike Boyd and SkillShare
Eminem would be like “no problem for me”
He would make a rap song about it
@Hunter Siebuhr inside an cave under a volcano
@@QUEENVIONNA while wrestling a shark
Astronaut in the ocean
"Now this looks like a job for me"
Average person hold breath for 4 mins
Oxygen: aM i A jOkE tO yOu?
I mean, as you learned from the video, everyone can do that, and the only reason we find it difficult is that normally our lungs breath at a faster pace. So all you gotta do is slow that pace gradually to let your body adjust to the slow pace
Lame 😒
Fuck you oxygen you are not getting in me
Oof I can only hold mine for 50 seconds
I held my breath for like 1 min 10 sec before and I'm like 12 yrs old
lol we all know u just put in one of those Jedi mouthpieces
LMFAAAAOOOO IM DYING AHAHHAAH 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Wow! This is going to be interesting testing out!
Edit: It’s almost two weeks later and my record is currently 3:15 on land, interested to see what it would be wet
Any update over a year later lol
@@volt734 RIP to our bro Ludwig
I'm gonna do this so that if anybody tries to choke or suffocate me I'll tap out at around 1 minute and pretend like I'm passed out/dead and then I'm gonna hope they leave after so I can just get up and walk away lmao
That doesn't work like that, the lack of blood circulation to your brain would kill you.
Most chokes cut off the air to your brain, not your lungs. You’ll be out cold in under 7 seconds whether you hold your breath or not. Apart from that, solid plan mate lol
Payball 15 Doesn’t it work by when someone chokes u it closes the breathing way in your esophagus??
@@sereenassaf7745 my nigga said esophagus
And your bpm would go so high that you wouldnt be able to hold it very long
Tip: when you think you really can't take it any longer. Slowly exhale, it still counts because you're not taking air in. It provides like 10-15 seconds of pure relief but after that it'll be right back to where you were before you exhaled
You should try hold breath on exhale not inhale, try hyperventilate beforehand.
This method was invented by Wim Hof, it's quite interesting in own sense.
After 3rd try I hold my breath for 3:45min, you should really try it.
I bet after a few more tries you easily pass 5min mark.
was wondering if anyone else knew about Wim Hof here, though it's tough to say he "invented" it - he just adapted it into his own (bloody amazing) method
hyperventilation makes it easyer, however you should NEVER do that in the water. normally your co2 builds up faster than your o2 depletes to the point of conciousness loss. therefore the urge to breathe becomes irresistable after a certain point, even though you still have oxygen left. the problem with hyperventilating is, that it depletes your co2 below the normal blood concentration, thus turning your blood too alcaline (alkalosis). when you then start to hold your breath, the co2 takes longer to build up, because you start with less co2 in the blood, therefore the urge to breath gets delayed. the thing with hyperventilation is, that it does NOT increase the amount of oxygen you store in the body. if you hyperventilate too much, it can happen that the urge to breathe sets in so late, that you run out of oxygen before you feel the urge to breathe, with the consequence of passing out. you can imagine why that is not the ideal szenario to undergo in the water.
@@marvinm.7634 If the co2 goes down, isnt it replaced by o2 ? I think hyperventilation doesnt increase the amount of oxygen you can build up in your body but allow you to actually reach it which you never do with regular breathing, thus increasing your o2 amount stored in your body compared to default.
About passing out with hyperventilating, i though it was when hyperventilating and not when retaining breathing after it, i actually never seen anyone or passed out myself from that so i wouldnt know. But i always though that it was during the hyperventilation phase, because you reached too much o2 in your brain or something.
As a lifeguard I can say that we were told specifically not to let people do this because people die from it too often
@@dinkstm7108 true, i was trying to be short
Well done..so here's an exercise for breath holds..works well on the hard sand on the beach...when you use energy you use up O2...1-make a line in the sand....2-take a monster breath...3- start walking as you would normally...-4-your legs start to feel like you are running uphill in a marathon...-5-hold out as long as you can, then mark your out of air line...6-wait about 2 minutes, then repeat walking back to the start line line, with another deep breath, but more relaxed and slightly slower...you should be able to get beyond the start line quite easily... repeat the following day..🥸
Who else is constantly struggling for breath whilst watching this video?
I am
I got 1:35 before watching
i got 1:49
Straight 2min
What if Mike is lowkey the CEO of skillshare😂
"How I learned to be a CEO"
He's the right hand of the CEO of Skillshare, RealLifeLore
SrkstiK well if so then he probably has done the best marketing for any company ever
@@suleiman3811 RealLifeLore is the god of marketing and advertising.
Tbh I feel so comfortable laying almost lifeless holding my breath in the water just floating. But the problem is scaring someone 💀
Trevor Roberson that is me lol I was holding my breath and my parents were counting and called me up at 3minutes 11seconds they thought I passed out
Same
Exactly.
I can hold mine for 5 minutes and 12 seconds
@@zombiepattonjr4816 try using ur hands and keep thumbs up to let them know you're actually okay
if anyone is interested, the current longest breath hold is 24 *(T W E N T Y F O U R)* freaking chicken nugget minutes :|
lmao what 😭
17 actually. David Blaine inhaled oxygen only from a tank (not the battle one).
@@presli481 I believe its 24, it was very recently uploaded on the official YT channel of guinness world record. done under water.
still, if I am missing something please do let me know ❤️
@@ahumanbeing Im not sure if that man inhaled pure oxygen, but be probably did as even if you're trained very well I don't believe you can spend that long underwater with your brain cells not dying. Also most air tanks have a higher percentage of oxygen for holding your breath longer. 😀
@@presli481 wow!!! I didn't know that! thank you mate! :D