i had never do a freediving, but after see all of your video, and now this ! WOW man ! Thank you so much ! now i can't hold my desire to do a freediving someday..
I find it amazing that you don't use any weights even in shallow water at around 10 metres! Without my weight belt i have to kick like mad to stay down until i get to about 15 metres. Great videos
Here there, thanks so much. The camera is a GoPro 2. But the real reason the video is so clear is thanks to the simply amazing visibility or yonaguni's ocean. I remember there were some times, the water we so clear, I could not tell I was in water, it just felt like I was flying. Checking out your channel now.. some banging trance tunes in there it seems..
this is definitely one of my favorite freediving videos not just of yours but of all time i hope one day i can get over to Taipei and meet up with you and go diving. planning a trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia in about 3 years first though
Gracias por mostrarnos Yonaguni en HD y con tan buena calidad de edición. Tu video parece una mantra, es muy relajante. Thank you for showing Yonaguni in HD and editing such good quality. Your video looks like a mantra, is very relaxing. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
It's so necessary to choose the correct music to accompany these videos. I'm glad of your choice to choose music similiar to meditation music because that's what the ocean is to me. Great videos, btw! Keep 'em coming!
The video is really nice but personally I don't like this type of music. I like the calmer type which I think falls under the Ambient Meditation title. I feel like that's way more fitting for videos that display such beauty and calmness. But I understand that they are your videos and you can place any music feels fitting so just consider the ambient meditation music.
Freediver HD its not my fav music but I like it but its still your vids. I love to freedive and when im not freediving im watching your vids. keep up the good work. and come to flarda and freedive there one day pls.
Hey man - I have read books similar to what you have mentioned - Back in 1997, I read 'Gods of the New Millennium' by Alan F Alford. I believe all these books cover similar ancient sites and draw similar conclusions, all drawing from Zachariah Sitchin's work, while adding there own bits and pieces. Its because of my interest in the 'Ancient Aliens' theory and my passion for freediving that I made a special trip here. Good luck in getting to Yonaguni... its definitely not easy!
Thank you for the video. I'm reading James Rollin's "Deep Fathom" and stopped to look up Yonaguni Pyramids. Your video brings his story to "life". Maybe some day the pyramids will "pop" above water like in the book? Can't wait to see more. :)
PS: Do you think Dr. Rollin's fans can unite and help Freediver get more time to video other scenes like this? I'm sure Dr. Rollins would appreciate seeing scenes from his books. "Deep Fathom" was published um 2001. Movie someday?
Thanks Pagasus! Your welcome to subscribe for more videos in the future! Lead weights are mainly to compensate the extra buoyancy from your wetsuit. Without a wetsuit I become relatively neutral from around 8m, shifting to sligtly negative after 12m. A direct vertical decent, and freediving fins make it easy to push through the first 1-7 meters where I am still positively buoyant.
Freelance divers can hold there breath for like 4 minutes and longer, even though it’s easy for us to do so. Please never try without assistance and a buddy to come and save you if you pass out.
This is really awesome. I found job on a sea just to be near watter and to start freediving, im going to work 2 month and i cant want to start. I really love your vids and u are AWESOME!
Hey Freediver HD! really missing your videos! but could you do a video on how to pack your lungs! i know a ton of people are wanting to learn how! best videos out there!
tutt99, I have 'formal training' in the sense that I have done a freedive course, AIDA 2, which I did 1 year go. When I stay I do not do any training, I mean, I do not practice breathhold, train in the pool, do dynamics, statics, etc. I just go dive. I do not practice tables, or any form of training to try improve my performance.
Good question. There's tons of marine life at yongauni, tons of colorful marine fish hug the volcanic rock drop offs around the island, they like the gullys, caves, walls, overhangs - and I guess the monument does not provide the sort of cover these reef fish like. I do have another video called "Crystal Clear - 3rd clearest ocean in the world" which shows some of the marine environment, it was filmed a few hundreds meters away from the monument, a bit further down the coast.
Definitely go to Maeda Point when you are in Oki. Thats place is just perfect, easy to go to, quite safe, great amount of fish, a big cave nearby - don't miss it!
Generally freediving courses will teach that there is no-sign of a blackout. However, I can personally feel when im about the blackout, but thats through my experience.... i feel it on deep dives with long round trips to the bottom...when the kickup is still a long way to go, you feel scared, tense, and everything just starts to fade out. There not much you can do - which is why u need to dive with a buddy - the buddy is the safety system.
I remember a few months ago, I was watching OTV (Okinawa Television) and they did a segment on the Yonaguni Monument. And if I remember correctly, it used to be a building in ancient Okinawa but the sea level rose resulting this. Thank you! Wonderful video.
No. Academia says it's natural. That ain't natural. You don't get that many right angles naturally. Steps and a channel!!!!??? That is not natural! I don't care what some guy from Harvard says.
How do you know when you need to start heading up? Experience?watch beeps? ... Watching your videos has inspired me to book my Aida course this Christmas. Looking forward to try freediving.
That's a great video man. What interests me is that at some point in the video you go back to the surface, and it appears that the piece of land has very cleanly cut stones. Obviously that does not explain the precision below water, but maybe the starting point was very straight stones.
part of it is sticking out the water, the base is around 26 meters, maybe 27 as an absolute max. Most of the dives in the video are in the 10-15 meter ranged, with only the last dive going all the way down past 25 meters.
Yes, it does. I need to buy a new camera, and buy a new wetsuit ( my wetsuit was lost on the trip ). But please stay tuned, there will be more videos in the future.
I'm not gonna argue if this is natural or man-made, since the answer is obviously man-made, but does this prove that this area was supposed to be a land before? Did global warming made the sea that deep after thousands of years?
+Peter Ian Betos Experts believe it might have been the end of the last ice age, roughly 10.000 bc, which caused the sea level to rise so high. i don't know about your german skills, but I could recommend the following documentation on youtube, just search for: "10500 v. Chr. Geheimnisse der Hochkulturen ( volle Dokumentation)"
@@KalleBowo Yes the newly discovered GREENLAND COMET may have made sea levels rise 400 feet.. Comet and Meteor impacts have changed human evolution, after listening to Graham Hancok and Randall Carlson im convinced. Geology shows a crazy period 12,000 year ago of heating and cooling, MASSIVE FLOODS, EPIC COOLING the younger Dryas was a cataclysm, i think we all know this now, it wasnt hunter gatherers hunting down and killiing off all the mega fauna...
@@Zenrising_YTCM_President Bullshit, nobody with any credibility accepts natural geological formation, especially after the underwater pyramid was discovered.. In nature u might have a 1 in a billion chance at getting a perfect 90 degree angle and perfectly flat surface at Yonaguni u can see 90 degree angles everywhere.
I just saw your videos, very impressive I recommend you to go to Indonesia, meet the Bajo tribe and dive together they can dive very long: D and enjoy it
Looks like ``Natural Game`` but not I believe and many another archaeology people that is underwater city from period of end of The last ICE AGE , cataclysmic flood! Thx for sharing video! Greetings from Canada! 🍁👍🥂💕🌍
its literally right next to the a cliff. not more than 50 meters from the shore. however because of the cliff, its impossible to get there by walking and swimming out - So need to take a boat along the coast line to reach it
thank you for allowing me to see such an amazing place
Pointing the camera at himself is just fine, I think it helps to show a lot on how deep he is and his rate of kicking. Cool video!
Ryan R + it gives scale
When he surfaces @ 4:15 the rock formation behind him looks similar so I'm not convinced this is man made.
I appreciate every breath I take
while watching this :))
what great lungs to stay under water like that!
It is not difficult with a breathing tube!
@@sergii2945 he wasnt using it
@@sergii2945 /wooooosh
it is no thing to pro free divers he is a beginner
Super long breathe I agree wow
This whole story amazes me. Thank you for taking me somewhere I will probably never get to go. It's beautiful.
Amazing breath holding. Super intense, and disciplined. Bravo and great video!
Love the moment at 5:48 when you do a swivel slash 360 degreeish...so flexible and smooth...a rare fish!
BREATHTAKING footage! Thx for giving me a Yonaguni "moment" in time!!
Une formidable merveille d'avant le déluge... GRAND MERCI pour ce film PARFAIT !
this is the most beautiful sport and i love whatching you doing freedives
i had never do a freediving, but after see all of your video, and now this ! WOW man ! Thank you so much ! now i can't hold my desire to do a freediving someday..
Impressive footage. Thank you so much for this unique document!
I tuoi video girati intorno al mondo sono uno più bello dell altro e molto interessanti
Awesome thanks for sharing! Last time that part of the world was above water was 12,000 years ago!
i love all your videos ! free dive for life man ! (Gabriele from sardinia)
Caraka meu. Esse maluquinho merece um Oscar! Ótimas imagens. Muito melhor do que a dos mergulhadores profissionais.
Thank you so much for uploading this! Awesome!
GREAT video, Dean! Can't stop watching them.
lost civilization of course, thanks for your work
the blue water is amazing so clear
Thanks for the video and the great dive. We enjoyed watching it.
ahh awesome! would love to do that there!
Hahaha u realy liked ur post man that was so hahaha crincge
I find it amazing that you don't use any weights even in shallow water at around 10 metres! Without my weight belt i have to kick like mad to stay down until i get to about 15 metres. Great videos
best view of the site ever sick bro! cool stuff
Amazing. Proper awesome video dude. I love it... wish i was there.
absolutely stunning!!!Definitely going to start freediving..keep them coming!!This is truly inspiring!!
Great stuff. Nice to watch.
GTA San Andreas Lung capacity - 100
First time I've actually seen this vid of the monument. Awesome job man.
Very Good! Thanks for the views!....On my wishlist!
perfect, perfect, perfect, briliant, briliant briliant. only 6 words to you.
man forget the structure that water is so pristine that's some gorgeous shots you have
Great dive, amazing place. The origin of the geological formation is in the background at 4:14.
Here there, thanks so much. The camera is a GoPro 2. But the real reason the video is so clear is thanks to the simply amazing visibility or yonaguni's ocean.
I remember there were some times, the water we so clear, I could not tell I was in water, it just felt like I was flying. Checking out your channel now.. some banging trance tunes in there it seems..
it's amazing ...Thank you for the incredible and beautiful video
this is definitely one of my favorite freediving videos not just of yours but of all time i hope one day i can get over to Taipei and meet up with you and go diving. planning a trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia in about 3 years first though
That was an amazing dive. Thank you for the video!
Yep, it's natural. Great video! I wish there was a little more footage showing the view from the top. Well done!
José Rui Bento uhhh says you
Is there a single other example of a natural formation like this anywhere else in the world?
Great informative video my friend! We can see details we weren't aware of on this enigmatic site
Thanks a lot freediver, well done. Very thankfull!
Gracias por mostrarnos Yonaguni en HD y con tan buena calidad de edición. Tu video parece una mantra, es muy relajante.
Thank you for showing Yonaguni in HD and editing such good quality. Your video looks like a mantra, is very relaxing.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful video
sirenoman! altos pulmones!! muy buen video, gracias!
Breathtaking. thank you very much.
Wow, that's a really good video! thanks for going for me!! :D
Great video. As always very inspiring. I love freediving and your videos inspire me.
mysteriously beautiful ,inspiring for those who never try freediving
Awesome stuff man. Your videos almost made me cry.
These are the type of friends I need!
What an awesome place, thanks for sharing.
It's so necessary to choose the correct music to accompany these videos. I'm glad of your choice to choose music similiar to meditation music because that's what the ocean is to me. Great videos, btw! Keep 'em coming!
OpressedVigilante let me know what you think of the music in ua-cam.com/video/crRB0Iuzl20/v-deo.html
The video is really nice but personally I don't like this type of music. I like the calmer type which I think falls under the Ambient Meditation title. I feel like that's way more fitting for videos that display such beauty and calmness.
But I understand that they are your videos and you can place any music feels fitting so just consider the ambient meditation music.
Freediver HD its not my fav music but I like it but its still your vids. I love to freedive and when im not freediving im watching your vids. keep up the good work. and come to flarda and freedive there one day pls.
Hey, it's cool too see that you make effort with your channel, I've seen on you vids you reply to most comments, your awesome keep it up
We need more videos like this @FreediverHD!!
Great video and very great place. History is everything. Maybe we learn handle it someday? Regards Mako 🐬
Awesome video!!! Thank you for these breathtaking images!!! :)
Hey man - I have read books similar to what you have mentioned - Back in 1997, I read 'Gods of the New Millennium' by Alan F Alford. I believe all these books cover similar ancient sites and draw similar conclusions, all drawing from Zachariah Sitchin's work, while adding there own bits and pieces. Its because of my interest in the 'Ancient Aliens' theory and my passion for freediving that I made a special trip here. Good luck in getting to Yonaguni... its definitely not easy!
Magnificent!
One more item added to the Bucket list.
Thank you for the video. I'm reading James Rollin's "Deep Fathom" and stopped to look up Yonaguni Pyramids. Your video brings his story to "life". Maybe some day the pyramids will "pop" above water like in the book? Can't wait to see more. :)
PS: Do you think Dr. Rollin's fans can unite and help Freediver get more time to video other scenes like this? I'm sure Dr. Rollins would appreciate seeing scenes from his books. "Deep Fathom" was published um 2001. Movie someday?
Hey Dude! nice and exciting monument! more vidio :)
This is Amazing !!!!!!!
Thanks Pagasus! Your welcome to subscribe for more videos in the future! Lead weights are mainly to compensate the extra buoyancy from your wetsuit. Without a wetsuit I become relatively neutral from around 8m, shifting to sligtly negative after 12m. A direct vertical decent, and freediving fins make it easy to push through the first 1-7 meters where I am still positively buoyant.
Freelance divers can hold there breath for like 4 minutes and longer, even though it’s easy for us to do so. Please never try without assistance and a buddy to come and save you if you pass out.
This is really awesome. I found job on a sea just to be near watter and to start freediving, im going to work 2 month and i cant want to start. I really love your vids and u are AWESOME!
great video man . i like ur videos . i wanna start free diving soon .
perfect music and video combo
Increíble... lo que aguanta abajo del agua!
Hey Freediver HD! really missing your videos! but could you do a video on how to pack your lungs! i know a ton of people are wanting to learn how! best videos out there!
I cant get tired watching this video
tutt99, I have 'formal training' in the sense that I have done a freedive course, AIDA 2, which I did 1 year go. When I stay I do not do any training, I mean, I do not practice breathhold, train in the pool, do dynamics, statics, etc. I just go dive. I do not practice tables, or any form of training to try improve my performance.
Good question. There's tons of marine life at yongauni, tons of colorful marine fish hug the volcanic rock drop offs around the island, they like the gullys, caves, walls, overhangs - and I guess the monument does not provide the sort of cover these reef fish like. I do have another video called "Crystal Clear - 3rd clearest ocean in the world" which shows some of the marine environment, it was filmed a few hundreds meters away from the monument, a bit further down the coast.
Definitely go to Maeda Point when you are in Oki. Thats place is just perfect, easy to go to, quite safe, great amount of fish, a big cave nearby - don't miss it!
Generally freediving courses will teach that there is no-sign of a blackout. However, I can personally feel when im about the blackout, but thats through my experience.... i feel it on deep dives with long round trips to the bottom...when the kickup is still a long way to go, you feel scared, tense, and everything just starts to fade out. There not much you can do - which is why u need to dive with a buddy - the buddy is the safety system.
Very Nice. I can not free dive like you. I just Scuba Diving at there
I remember a few months ago, I was watching OTV (Okinawa Television) and they did a segment on the Yonaguni Monument. And if I remember correctly, it used to be a building in ancient Okinawa but the sea level rose resulting this. Thank you! Wonderful video.
Except there are no buildings, just a shaped rocks that somewhat resembles urban architecture.
No. Academia says it's natural. That ain't natural. You don't get that many right angles naturally. Steps and a channel!!!!??? That is not natural! I don't care what some guy from Harvard says.
water so clear and beautiful WOW
Folego bem treinado, bonitas imagens!
How do you know when you need to start heading up? Experience?watch beeps? ...
Watching your videos has inspired me to book my Aida course this Christmas. Looking forward to try freediving.
That's a great video man. What interests me is that at some point in the video you go back to the surface, and it appears that the piece of land has very cleanly cut stones. Obviously that does not explain the precision below water, but maybe the starting point was very straight stones.
awesome video, keep them coming!!! carry on what you doing and ignore the haters!!
I 💘 this one too!! Ur awesomeness amazes me!!
Lucky, man, hope I get to dive there in the near future!
part of it is sticking out the water, the base is around 26 meters, maybe 27 as an absolute max. Most of the dives in the video are in the 10-15 meter ranged, with only the last dive going all the way down past 25 meters.
This is officially on my bucket list.
Thank you for this video. Very goog idea filming with the Go Pro. It's no easy filming like you did. Very nice
Yes, it does. I need to buy a new camera, and buy a new wetsuit ( my wetsuit was lost on the trip ). But please stay tuned, there will be more videos in the future.
I'm not gonna argue if this is natural or man-made, since the answer is obviously man-made, but does this prove that this area was supposed to be a land before? Did global warming made the sea that deep after thousands of years?
+Peter Ian Betos Experts believe it might have been the end of the last ice age, roughly 10.000 bc, which caused the sea level to rise so high. i don't know about your german skills, but I could recommend the following documentation on youtube, just search for: "10500 v. Chr. Geheimnisse der Hochkulturen ( volle Dokumentation)"
@@KalleBowo Yes the newly discovered GREENLAND COMET may have made sea levels rise 400 feet.. Comet and Meteor impacts have changed human evolution, after listening to Graham Hancok and Randall Carlson im convinced. Geology shows a crazy period 12,000 year ago of heating and cooling, MASSIVE FLOODS, EPIC COOLING the younger Dryas was a cataclysm, i think we all know this now, it wasnt hunter gatherers hunting down and killiing off all the mega fauna...
"Obviously man made". Yeah that's why it's now thought to be the result of geological activity.
@@Zenrising_YTCM_President Bullshit, nobody with any credibility accepts natural geological formation, especially after the underwater pyramid was discovered.. In nature u might have a 1 in a billion chance at getting a perfect 90 degree angle and perfectly flat surface at Yonaguni u can see 90 degree angles everywhere.
Amazing ! 好奇特的古蹟, 透過 freediver 方式紀錄味道更棒 !!!
I just saw your videos, very impressive
I recommend you to go to Indonesia, meet the Bajo tribe and dive together
they can dive very long: D
and enjoy it
I think it was a quarry where ancient people used to carve out blocks of stone, and was probably abandoned when the sea levels rose
Man, your video here is more clearer than those professional archeologist who dove here.
Thanks mark - Hope to see you in the water soon.
Thanks lotus. It felt like a dream. The intrigue of the island, the ruins and the ocean and the mystery of the island still stay with me today.
Thank you for this gift of a place more interesting thank you again for sharing
just an amazing video!!!
Definitely man made ancient site. very beautiful footage.
Yeah you are right...this is awesome. Great video and I hope I can dive this sometime(with a tank) ha
Looks like ``Natural Game`` but not I believe and many another archaeology people that is underwater city from period of end of The last ICE AGE , cataclysmic flood! Thx for sharing video! Greetings from Canada! 🍁👍🥂💕🌍
Great vid to make my way to Japan. Congrats.
This video is very good because we are researching about pyramids.
its literally right next to the a cliff. not more than 50 meters from the shore. however because of the cliff, its impossible to get there by walking and swimming out - So need to take a boat along the coast line to reach it