Freediving World Record no fins 88m (288ft)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- William Trubridge breaks the world record in Unnasisted Freediving with a dive to 88m (288ft) in 3 minutes 30 seconds. The dive was set at the Vertical Blue Invitational Freediving Competition in Dean's Blue Hole, Long Island, Bahamas.
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Brilliant, I'm been left speechless in admiration. The music from sunshine is a great complement to this world record dive from William Trubridge. I once went down 10 metres (in full diving gear) and panicked and had to come back up.
After a hard day, i always see this video to relax. The music, the tecnique, the epic helps me to think that the things that happens to us are not so important. Thanks from Spain
Congratulations from Australia on the new world record of 116m. You truly are a amazing human being.
Hi William, I can't get enough of this video. The quality, the music, and the total abandon during the glide is amazing. I freedive with Guillaume Nery in Nice now, he'll be in Dean's BH in november with you guys, so I wish you and all the competitors all the best for this world championship !
Will, you are a true master, very inspiring!!!
There are few things as beautiful as watching someone with true style and grace move so easily through the depths. Well done. Hope to learn from you one day.
That is just incredible William. You're a real champion kiwi, it's about time NZ gave you some real recognision for just what you have achieved. Stay safe!
It's actually quite inspiring to watch.
Sam J
I completely agree. This is super human
Wonderful, what a privilege to be able to share this remarkable feat. It's like a ballet. You Kiwis are a remarkable bunch!
I've shown this video during a church camp to about 200 kids (broken up into smaller sections). The class topic was "not giving in to fear."
I've also shown this video to my math students (Algebra 2 through Multivariable Calculus) and today I just showed it to students of my 3-week logic course. They had to comment on evidence that this dive did or did not occur.
Good luck and God-speed on your continuing adventures, Mr. Trubridge!
Mr.Trubridge,
You are one of my Hero's. I hope someday I can get out of this place and become a distinguished diver such as yourself. Thanks for the hope!
Words can't express one's feelings of awe quite as vividly as one feels them, when watching how certain humans undertake seemingly impossible feats, to inspire others to join them hand in hand and achieve their own dreams.
You my friend, did just that, and for that, we are all thankful and handful.
Thank you William.
Ashraf
Blue, silence and emotions. Thanks William, all the staff of Veronapnea
Its like watching the finish of a 1500m track and field race, where arms flailing, legs burning, gasping for that breath and extra metre, one man, and one man only, is composed, as if almost lifeless. Where others are grappling at the air, and twisting in agony, he seems to be gliding effortlessly as if carried by the wind.
EPIC.
Truely magestic!!
williamtrubridge, that was so awesome. Luv the music choice.
Congratulations William!
And thank you for sharing your dive with us.
On ya Will! That was out of this world- amazing! One day I will get to Bahamas to give it a go!
Did u ever do it ?
William,
You have been a source of inspiration. I hope you know that you have changed my life. I mean that with all sincerity. Keep it up.
I usually never place reactions ; but mr Trubridge, what you do in this video deserves a huge bow! If you are ever in Amsterdam, i hope to buy you a cup of coffee!
Edwin
This video is just amazing. It's always encouraging to see someone push themselves to accomplish what they want most.. Great job William, I wish you the best from USA!
This is the most beautiful video of all times!!! Well done, Bill! This gives my goosebumps everytime I watch it...
Congratulations! Great Performnace !! :)
And the video is also amazing, I just can't stop watching it :)
Congratulations on an unbelievable accomplishment! You are amazing! Beautifully filmed. thanks for sharing. Stay well. -Joe from NY
I rarely comment but this and the ARCH at Blue Hole, Dahab are truly inspirational videos. You must have felt at one with the ocean. This gives me strength to push through my own boundaries. I hope one day I can experience something similar to this.
@GREJFilmsLtd Thanks! I'm glad to hear that our videos can be part of a learning experience!
William ur a fantastic person! When i lose my motivation for my sport (motocross) i always watch your video and get instantly motivated again. You are amazing.
Have docters ever tested ur lung capacity with packing?
Greatings and love from Holland
William Trubridge! Respect man! This is totally unimaginable! Can't believe this!
I love the "bodyguards" with the fins in the last meters... Awesome video !!
We still hold regular courses in the Bahamas. If you or anyone is interested in joining these then you can see the dates at the Vertical Blue website.
The rules are that you can touch/pull on the line only in the zone 1.5m from the base plate. These rules have remained pretty much the same since this type of freediving began.
Stepanek was disqualified in his attempt for not retrieving a tag from the bottom.
An amazing dive and video!
Feeling of deep diving is perfectly catched into the video. A watcher feels like he/she is diving with you. Great!
Fantastic effort, William.
Congratulations, awsome performance! You are lucky you do these things. Here in HUngary is no sea or any clear deep water, where i could train, altough i love this!
Amazing! i decided to try unassisted free diving after seing W.Trubridge freediving the Arch at Dahab s blue hole. Greetings from France, you re the best
Every time i watch this i get goose bumps! Its amazing, it out of this world! I love water, there is just something about the compound witch makes me feel at home. Im sure there was endless hours training going on before such a dive, we just get to see the reward that lasts 3:30!
your a inspiration William
Awesome and inspiring ! Unasssited freediving is the REAL proof of being a waterman...becoming one with the source. Love it!
My good friend is David Lee ( a Jamaican freediver who held world records a few years back) Have you herd of him? Curious.
Ocean of blessings brother!
Jon, I currently hold two freediving world records. I do not hyperventilate.
As far as I am aware the world records in all of the other men's disciplines were set without any hyperventilation. I would recommend that you enrol in a freediving course, or read the text "Manual of Freediving" if you want to learn more on the subject.
Phenomenal, I have doing a bit of pleasure freediving while i learn to dive, just snorkelling in between dive days, I can get to 20 meters, and I still panic!!
88 meters is a testament to not only your ability but your bravery! It's ok getting down there, but coming back up again...Get it wrong...well I don't need to spell it out to anyone.
Great show! And the music made it really assisted the video!
@williamtrubridge please do! you amaze me every time i hear about your dives. I would love to know your thoughts every step of a dive such as this. good luck on future dives and keep up the good work you truly inspire me. -Dominic
Congrats Will!!! You deserve this!!!
beautiful video and performance. very inspiring. thanks, william
Inspirational. Well done, Will.
I love freediving. And this is most impressive. He is packing oxygen whitch is very dangerous, but he managed and made a goal few man can achieve. This is a great video of a great feat. Respect.
Waow... this is outstanding !
I am only a beginner apneist but you truly are an inspiration for me.
I wish a day I could reach that level of ease and communication with nature.
@MSLEbm I very rarely ever abort any dives, and I think it is through repeating depths often enough that I can become confident with them, then pushing out a meter or two and repeating the process
This needs to be on the frontpage of youtube.
If you want to understand the physiology then I would recommend reading Manual of Freediving, which is a good introductory text. Hypocapnia (through hyperventilation) makes a dive *feel* easy by dulling the urge to breathe, but it also causes your body to consume oxygen quicker, so you will black out sooner and with less warning.
Félicitation pour ton nouveau record de -90m en décembre. C'est magnifique !!! continu à nous faire rêver :-)
I only use the Suunto D4, and this was used as official depth gauge in the competition as well.
Single alarm, 10m from the target depth.
An inspirational video Will. Again congratulations
Nice filming, and swimming too... I'm stunned.
This is incredable, best regards from Croatia..
I use a Speedo noseclip, which doesn't supply enough of a seal for most people to equalise off, but since I have easy-to-open E. Tubes I prefer to go with something streamlined, and the loose seal means that expanding air in ears/sinuses can trickle out the nose on the ascent (can't stand breathing it back in).
what an incredible video.Trully impressive and spectacular...well done!
I have dived to over 100m in other disciplines where you are helped with propulsion (monofin, pulling on rope), so in this, the purest discipline, I am limited by breath-hold.
Superbe montage, superbe qualité vidéo!!!
Comme on voudrait en voir plus souvent sur youtube!
Merci beaucoup!
@MarshallPresents The music is called ''Surface Of The Sun'' from the soundtrack of 'Sunshine'.
I think they also nicked it for 'Kick Ass' too.
very inspirational, cant wait to get back out there.
bloody well done Will. Awesome filming work too. This is completely inspirational.
Absolutely incredible. Nuts of Titanium to do this. Cannot really believe it !!! Truly Superhuman effort
That is incredible. I'm speachless.
@Andreas748 it's a Suunto D4, the most accurate and reliable depth gauge for freediving.
it's a technique called 'packing' which allows you to get more air in after a normal inhale.
The dive lasted 3:30.
I would recommend enrolling in a freediving course, training with a group of freedivers (preferably of a more advanced level so you can learn more) or traveling to a popular dive site like the Red Sea or the Bahamas and seeing how you are in warmer water.
Congratulations, man. Way to go!
This is amazing, I have just climbed to the summit of Mt Everest but this is real human endurance. Fantastic.
Congretulations...
A nice video for a magnificent record!
Excellent diving and a beautiful video-good work!
Thanks for the quick and competent answer. And congrats for your world record :-)
simplemente y para mi...el mejor deportista de todos los tiempos...
I'm not worthy.......what a "breathtaking" achievement to behold.......I am so moved by his ability and the human spirit.......
William thanks for share your video.
Very motivating and impressive.
Congratulations!!
@JackSprat2323 we use a counterballast safety system, which means we don't need to have divers stationed at depth
Tavistd, in the last 3 years my team and I would have removed several TONNES of sea-born plastic from the Blue Hole beach, as well as about a tonne of man-made detritus (matresses, rope etc) underwater in the blue hole itself. We are the only group who are involved in keeping it tidy. So yes, we have set the world record there also :)
Getting to 88m unassisted is one thing, coming back up is quite another. Amazing...
@Tuppington lol, you're allowed to grab it once in order to stop yourself from falling so you can take the tag off the bottom plate (not as easy as it sounds at that depth!)
The breath before and the breath after... so magical and unique...
but the most fascinating moment is... when... your instinct warns you to go up and for a glance of time... you hesitate...
...because you feel you belong downthere
@KoziolekMatolek2010 Decompression stops are done to to reduce the amount of nitrogen in our blood we take from breathing in the air at depth from a diving tank which contains compressed air, and since william holds his breath and doesn't use any source of air like a diving tank, he doesn't need a safety stop because he simply has no nitrogen in his blood. when freediving even at great depth, no safety stops are needed.
hope that helped :D
It's on the Atlantic side of the island, in a lagoon between Clarence Town and Deadman's Caye (about halfway down the island).
I would love to get over to Andros someday to dive in some of the inland holes there, especially Stargate
This is a great dive and very well done, thank you .One thing i would do though for these
diving videos is to tie some very visible markers to the rope every 7 meters
or so .Because it's hard for a viewer to get a good impression of how fast/deep
your diving without a fixed marker they can reference.
Not just good shape, you have to be born to be able to control your body, feel your heart beat... the changing temps with change it light has an amazing effect....out of this world! Understanding the sience behind this just stuns the mind! I wish i could free dive likee this :)
Humanity at a high!
Way to go Will! So cool. Keep it up,
Aaron
@ikerelo thats awesome, i visited that place once and it was great.
William is the man
@DJBouncey
I have broken this record twice in the year since the 88 meter dive, and the world record is now 95 meters (set on April 26, 2010 at the same location).
Any deeper dives you may hear about involve propulsive assistance (fins, weights etc)
..Dear God. That is amazing. Unbelievable. Well done (understatement)
@MSLEbm I do have personal goals, but it's always technique and the overall process that is my ultimate objective.
We use velcro tags, which can be attached to the leg - so far none have detached during the ascent!
that was very cool to watch ,
Congrats on the record ,
Good for you dude.
R.I.P theron maillis. he was my brother who dies just yesterday trying to free dive 80+ feet and blacked out and drowned.his body still rests at the bottom of this blue hole.i miss you so much brother you will be greatly missed
this is perhaps the most beautiful thing i have ever seen.
This guy is one of the most impressive human beings I have ever seen.
Jon, they are far from being the same thing, and the difference is one of the most key points in understanding freediving physiology. Those who believe that hyperventilating oxygenates their blood more than the kind of breathing you are currently doing in front of your computer will be more prone to blackout and limit their performance in the long run. All hyperventilation does is create hypocapnia, which makes it feel easier, when in fact the body uses oxygen quicker.
one word for him..... RESPECT..... and to the haters i could say a lot of things but people are gonna hate no matter how good ones accomplishments are...
a friend of mine did the same thing; he hyperventilated a minute straight and tried to break his own record. The last thing he said before he dove was "I feel really dizzy." Long story short, he broke his record by about 20 seconds and blacked out with weights strapped to him. The spotter who was near him couldnt get him out so I had to dive down and help. Its not something to be taken lightly. The best way is to prepare and know your body's limits. Not take dangerous shortcuts.
Jesus he makes it look so easy, when he came up he didn't even gasp for air, made it look like he was under for 10 seconds haha, my hats off to you sir, well done!
I had a free diving class. The first thing we've learned, is that hyperventilating=death. It is not easy to explain in the few words allowed here, but basically this technique of accelerated breathing prior to diving, can easily get you unconscious under water without the slightest warning sign and have you drown in a pool. Each year there are several such drownings. Most UA-cam users are probably are not aware of this danger, I though about sharing it.
increible la verdad.. felicitaciones!!!
RESPECT 4 Mr. Trubridge ! :D
Great work m8,just keep uploading so we can admire you ;)
you are fantastic ..absolute respect!
hahahaha WIll, he obviously didnt know who he was talking with :D you got him with last one mate (but in a such a kind, decent and respectful way too). I love when ppl who are not into subject try to explain something to professionals. Great job btw. i can't stop watching this for years now. I wish i could do something like this, or at least join one of your courses if you r still holding them.
It's just amazing what the human body can do when you just decide that you want to do it.
Amazing clip!
This is amazing i keep watching it over and over its awesome, hey rarebreed i think he was making himself hyperventilate because when you do that it puts more air into your lungs.
MOST EPIC THING I HAVE EVER WITNESSED.