breath hold 4:50

[bubblevision]

I did a freediving course a couple of years ago. They said 100% of students do 3 mins in the pool on the 2nd or 3rd day. I didn't really believe them because I thought I could only do a couple of minutes but I actually managed 4:06 and another guy did 5:05 with just a day or two's training. It's all about relaxation and an effective breath-up before you start.

[WSH417]

4:25 + possessed by a ghost?

[Carmenyoohoo]

i think you totally coulda done 5 minutes and when you do tape it and post it

[lmos26]

shell divers do this shit everyday, some of them can go as long as 8 minutes, one japanese man could do 10 minutes. Sure its very dangerous to do this alone in the ocean at 15m depths but this, although pretty impressive, isnt jack shit compared to those divers. I imagine they got so good at it by doing this exact same thing several times a day for many years

[dinomaster606]

this is not a breath hold, this is suicide

[Hippopotas2000]

4:25 Why did she do that???!

[labonita1011product]

4:25 it looked like she was Dancinq

[SSang08]

Stfu that's amazing

[makkie211175]

i got the feeling he wanted to make her getting the 5 minutes or was it just my imagination.

[spidersrock2]

@makkie211175 my goal was to make 5 minutes. This was my second attempt. As I have zero sense of time while underwater I needed him to help with keeping time.

[Thaquisha]

Bitch don't hold her down she might have asthma like me u did that 2 me i will win and u will be sry bitch go to hell

[DiamondTeardrop6]

Oh. My. Gawd.

That is CRAZY! I can only hold my breath for like . . 30 seconds ._.

[katey502]

if you live with people with horrible farts, you'll hold your breath for hours!!!!

[SpartanLV]

I respect the girl but she looked half dead in the last seconds. Not good. Think about your brain.

[sneaeky]

@SpartanLV I completely agree. There is no need to do this to your body, Its just not good. The brain needs oxygen, when you take it away, it starts getting damaged.

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky I heard only after 9 minutes. Or 5 minutes black out. If you black out and nobody helps you, of course your screwed.

[sneaeky]

@Uaxis There is no set amount of time. It depends on the person. If your brain is deprived of oxygen, it starts shutting down.

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky Citation?

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky Your brain isn't deprived of oxygen when you pass out.  It doesn't happen right away. Usually it's about 5 mins until the brain becomes deprived enough that there's brain damage. If the brain had no oxygen at any one minute, of course it'd be catastrophic.

[sneaeky]

@Uaxis If you are almost passing out, your brains oxygen is so low that it is starting to shut down and that should be avoided.

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky Passing out is a defense mechanism of the brian. It doesn't simply 'shut down' like my crap PC does on occassion.

[sneaeky]

@Uaxis ha.. no passing out is more of a mishap. The brain does not have enough oxygen to sustain normal function.

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky Eh... yeah i dunno. Oxygen is needed for the brain to survive right? So passing out is a defense mechanism, because using oxygen derives energy for the brain, right? If you are conscious, you are using more energy than if you are unconscious. It's physics!

Scientists don't want to put this sort of thing to the test because they'd be accused of as fascists by the likes of you, probably. xD

[Uaxis]

@sneaeky Also, a mishap is my PC shutting down on occassion and being crappy in general (the cd drive is scummy and the internals smell of toilet grease).

[Uaxis]

@SpartanLV Brain damage doesn't occur consciously when due to oxygen deprivation. You will always pass out before then - blacking out is a reflex the body uses - if you haven't swallowed water, then it will be very easy to start breathing again when you're unconscious, because breathing is an automated function. When you black out, it's like having the conscious functions go into hibernation and then (safely) rebooting. Google is your friend. :)

[katey502]

cool!

[foltzfarm]

The dude pushed her down so she could not get up for air

[Carmenyoohoo]

its hard to do i hate the feeling

[Carmenyoohoo]

i can do 2 mins facedown in full bathtub

[Carmenyoohoo]

did you pass out????

[hardstyle905]

disturbing

looks like shes drowning from 4:00

[mermaidmelissadawn]

ive done this before its real. the stomach convulsing is how i know its real. i convulsed when i come up after four minutes as well.

[artics123]

@mermaidmelissadawn

Did u convulse as much as her then :O u look so calm in your videos as mermaid melissa :) even the 4:18 m video :)

[mermaidmelissadawn]

@artics123 there is a reason i edited my video after i surfaced... it looked scary the way the body twitches... i may be calm but the body by that point is fighting against you. i tried emailing you about a question. email me mermaidmelissa at gmail

[RobloxiaVideos]

she b wigglin'

[danteindarkness]

there is air underwater.. i can see it

[mileycyrusfanxcheese]

It looks like she was dying or hyperventalating at 4:14

[sportsvideokid]

amazing body, sexy breath hold

[TheBeki98]

Can anyone give me any advice on how to hold my breath for longer, because my personal best is only 40 seconds

[crazyalexis12]

@TheBeki98 you need to relax and clear you mind now i can do a min and 3 seconds by doing that and practice

[spidersrock2]

@TheBeki98 static breathholding and swimming breathholding are very different things and you will get different time results. static = not moving. for static be relaxed and calm and don't move. HOWEVER, I have heard that holding your breath WHILE being active (swimming etc) builds lung capasity and can increase breathholding time. I would research more into the people that do this professionally and see if they have any advice or tips.

[catherineferjuste]

at the end was she dancing lol

[747400ify]

extremely awesome and extremely sexy.......

[LIVEtewDANCE]

i felt bad becase she had to stay down there and her body neded air thats why she was movin like that

[MFKOD1]

I wounder what she's thinking of when she's down there.

[spidersrock2]

@MFKOD1 Most of the time my mind kinda wanders off into a day dream or a meditative state. It's actually pretty relaxing for me. I listen to the sounds of the water moving. When the spasms start it's mind over matter. I clamp my hands over my mouth and nose because my body feels like it is breathing. My throat is locked so i wouldn't breath in water anyway but the hands take away any feelings of anxiety, restoring a sense of calm and I focus on being calm, and relaxed.

[artics123]

@spidersrock2

Did u pass out at the very end of the clip?

It didn't look to comfy at the end with all the spasms..

[spidersrock2]

@artics123 I wouldn't say it was comforty at the end, but I don't find it painful either. Just weird feeling. This attempt was pushing myself to max.  With no diver in the tank with me I would have come up at 4 and half minutes on my own, aware and standing. This attempt the diver had to lift me to air and scream at me for 5 seconds to get me to unlock my throat to breathe. I was definitly NOT aware of my surrounds at that point. It took me 40-60 seconds to come back to real awareness.

[artics123]

@spidersrock2

So cool it wasn't to bad a experience with all those spasms, please try to bescribe to us how this weird feeling you mention was then?

And how was it to be coming back to normal again when he tok u up, anything special feelings then? :)

The last seconds in the clip, it looked like your body just relaxed and u started to go limp..he was fast to pull u up ;)

[suzukix94]

My longest was about 1:50. How may i increase my breath hold?

[colorofchrist]

it was actually 4:55 that she stayed thats a long time

[PantherGirlSARA]

@colorofchrist it was actually 4:50 couse the first 5 secs she breathed air at the start

[Mochakaboom]

um.. How are you staying submerged?! My body always starts to float up to the top

[ajbab98]

@Mochakaboom she has weights on her waist thats why

[Mochakaboom]

@ajbab98 LOL ohh good eye.. I did not see that, damn im blind ha

[bratzwer2020]

About 4:25 is when she starts to spasm out!!! I got really scared for her!

[Uaxis]

@bratzwer2020 Pussy. xD

[sosin10]

she is dead!

[angel33575]

at the end she lokks like she humpping sumone

[MovetwisterProd]

WTF IS HAPPENING AT 3:45 !?

[spidersrock2]

@MovetwisterProd at around 3:45 my diaphram and etc are going through spasms. which happens during Apnea. I've read that the people with the super high records at Apnea can go through several rounds of these spasms. Rock on Record Holder, rock on!!!

[thinisgood]

@spidersrock2 GREAT JOB!  You also look fantastic doing it!

[spidersrock2]

Surprised to find this on youtube. This video is not faked. I know this because that's ME! Freaking AWESOME. I wanted to go as long as I possibly could. And this was it. It was a challenge to myself. My non-extreme attempts were 4min30seconds. I'm glad this got posted.

[markr36]

@spidersrock2 great job

[6Bene]

@spidersrock2

What is record: yours newest and world?

this skill is cool

[spidersrock2]

@6Bene the world record is very high, past 10 minutes. 4:54 WAS and IS my record. I pushed my limit twice for this. I stick to stopping when my body tells me too, usually around 4 to 4:30.

[6Bene]

@spidersrock2

So u are almost in the half

I found this skill very usefull and dont know really why

good luck if u still practicing

[ncsastro]

This video is a fabricated. At 3:32 the frame is jumping i.e. past video is attached. Bull shit.

[spidersrock2]

@ncsastro That is a video compression problem. You are welcome to track down the orignal DVD of this  and order one from the videographer. I know it's real because I was there.

[rolandsc]

@spidersrock2 This has been one of my favourite clips since I bought the original. Awesome accomplishment. Love the way you fought through the urge to come up for as long as possible. Great determination. Do you still practise?

[BearGryllsPGP]

@spidersrock2 congratulations you have a awesome endourance....me too hold my breath and i struggle to go as long as possible..... my best record is 4:20 but currently i am out of pratice and I do 3:40, 3:45....bye

[sprinkledicecream2]

@spidersrock2: who was that helping you?

[mehk0u1]

@spidersrock2 no its not

[MegaClaudster]

@spidersrock2 u look unconches

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[KiruWolf2000]

@spidersrock2 OMG You are totally amazing! I envy you alot, congrats!

[WOLFIEBOY551]

@spidersrock2 well you lost some brain cells

[Uaxis]

@spidersrock2 So what's your future gonna be like? xD

[Uaxis]

@spidersrock2 I heard in all static apnea, the pros go through at least a minute of contractions and then the contractions stop, and then they a bit go longer. Guess you're not at that stage yet?

[spidersrock2]

@Uaxis yeah, my spasms signal to me that I'm just about done. Maybe with more training I could keep going but I am certainly not there yet.

[Uaxis]

@spidersrock2 Wanna hear something strange about the human condition? You try really hard to prove you're tough, but it only makes you look cuter. xD

[ammeise]

cmon guys this isn't magic this is apnea, and this is real, search apnea at google, we use this technique for free diving and spear fishing, search also william tubridge (freediving master) this we call it static apnea.

best record 2009 : 11:35 minutes, Stéphane Mifsud, 8 June 2009, La Crau, France

best record 2010 with pure 100% oxygen :

20:10 minutes, Stig Severinsen, 1 April 2010, Kattegatcentret, Denmark

so nothing wrong with this girl guys

[lxProdiigyxl]

FAKEE Y0U CAN SEE ONE OF THE MANY EDITS BY GOING TO 3:27 WATCH CLOSELY .!

[natsumerio1]

@lxProdiigyxl Good eye, but it actually happens at 3:32. 3:32 is still a good breath holding time though.

[selenajasondemi]

45 SECONDS I WIN xD

[OniiiMe]

idiot people. :-j

[aagator99]

this is the same video that claimed 5:18 last year. I don"t think it was real then and i don't think it real now.If you look close it looks like they slowed down the tape

[JOSHBATTLE]

why man with girl in water. she know what to do can someone tell me why

[sniperhell124]

@JOSHBATTLE incase she drawn

[JOSHBATTLE]

@sniperhell124 Oh now i understand thanks for explain but why she do breath hold in water what about air?

[sniperhell124]

@JOSHBATTLE air in longs? of how say in english 

[sniperhell124]

@JOSHBATTLE but anyway she try beat record .

[JOSHBATTLE]

@sniperhell124 why she want to beat record nothing special to her. she don't get rewards

[6969MRMAN]

Don't die.,.....but super dirty hot

[sk8terchick265]

she was doing the worm under water and sufficating and the guy was holding her down?!?

[spamstoper3]

*****

[T0RB1N]

Shit... She went crazy :O I have to admire her determination...

[Lordeloco123]

There should b mor vids like this, but the chick should drown and then be brought bak 2 life.

[Zaktan12]

Dang that girl was determined lol

[Schrippi05]

Bei dem Video ist bei 3:30 etwa ein ganz unauffälliger Video-Sprung ... ist das einfach nur die Aufnahme oder vielleicht mit Absicht etwas manipuliert?

[OriginalBrainOC]

@Schrippi05 Du hast recht, ist mir noch nie aufgefallen. Ich halte die EBP-Videos von Ed Papp (das mir dieses Video zu sein scheint) allerdings für ziemlich seriös. Das Editieren des Videos wäre allerdings nur sinnvoll, wenn die Probantin nach dem vermeintlichen Schnitt noch lange die Luft anhält. Da sie aber ab dieser Stelle ohnehin schon nicht mehr viel Zeit hat, halte ich dieses Video für unbearbeitet.

mfg BrainOC

[Schrippi05]

@OriginalBrainOC Hi, stimmt, die Erklärung macht durchaus Sinn, da sie ja schon ziemlich lange unten war. Der Sprung ist auch nicht groß, ich hab das mal in Viertel Geschwindigkeit laufen lassen, dass es echt ist, dafür spricht auch, dass sie exakt die gleiche Position nach dem Schnitt inne hatte. Wenn das gestellt war, hätte sie mehr als exakt die Position einhalten müssen ... Selbst wenn ich zugeben muss, dass das schon krass ist, wie sie da offensichtlich vorm Blackout steht. Grüße!

[gymfan1995]

oh mein gott er drückt sie noch runter obwohl sie keine Luft mehr bekommt. echt grass

[OriginalBrainOC]

@gymfan1995 Sie bekommt von Anfang an keine Luft, da sie sich unterwasser befindet.

[gymfan1995]

@OriginalBrainOC ich meine sie will wieder hoch und er drückt sie runter

[OriginalBrainOC]

@gymfan1995 Eigentlich ist es andersherum. Sie geht bis zum Äußersten und der Assistent zieht sie aus dem Wasser, da sie es nichtmehr kann. Nicht ganz ungefährlich sowas...

[gymfan1995]

@OriginalBrainOC achso sorry ich fand des des andersrum aussah sorry, die is echt waghalsig

[MatzeWWEFan]

man, I thought she died...

[Talos242]

The womens record is held by Karol Meyer @ 18'32" pre breathing oxygen.

[rolandsc]

@Talos242 Mmm but I'm pretty certain that this clip was not done pre-breathing pure oxygen. So the relevant world record for a woman is 8m23s currently. Check out Aida International if you want to see all the records.

[Asss0le]

Breathhold record is 15 or 18 minutes not quite sure,

so 5 is busted...

[rolandsc]

@Asss0le Best not to get confused with what is possible by pre-breathing pure oxygen. Without this current female world record is 8m23s. Check out Aida International. This is still a very impressive breathold. What is wonderful is the way she works through the spasms.

[breathgames]

Wow...That is incredible....very hot too!

[thebluebomb]

that is the hottest thing on youtube. what guts that girl has, keep it going

[OriginalBrainOC]

Wow, isn't that dangerous? I mean it seemed like she passed out at the end.

It's very interesting how long a human body can take such stress and what it does to protect itself...

[nasaguy]

Wow, the longest one yet!!! Incredible, I couldn't do it for half that time if my life depended on it. Sooner or later, someone will bust 5:00 :) :)

[LeRach]

This is incredibly sexy, especially towards the end.

[madmaxx1977]

@LeRach how is that sexy?