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Herbert Nitsch hat als erster Mensch überhaupt ohne technische Hilfsmittel und nur einmal Luftholen die sagenhafte Tiefe von unterirdischen 214 Met...
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Herbert Nitsch hat als erster Mensch überhaupt ohne technische Hilfsmittel und nur einmal Luftholen die sagenhafte Tiefe von unterirdischen 214 Metern am 14. Juni 2007 in Spetses (Griechenland). erreicht.
Der 39-jährige Athlet hat insgesamt 23. Weltrekorde aufgestellt und wird daher in der Tauchszene auch zu Recht "the best freediver ever" und "the deepest man on earth" genannt. Der gebürtige Wiener schaffte bis heute Weltrekorde in sieben von acht Freitauchdisziplinen, was noch keinem vor ihm gelungen ist.
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Herbert Nitsch, airline pilot and extreme record man, went down in history on June 14th 2007, off the Greek island of Spetses, by freediving to a d...
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Herbert Nitsch, airline pilot and extreme record man, went down in history on June 14th 2007, off the Greek island of Spetses, by freediving to a depth of 700 feet (-214 m). This incredible feat put him way ahead of his nearest competitors and has yet to be superseded. Since then, he has kept right on pushing his limits. Closely linked with Breitling, "The Flying Fish" is currently engaged in the preparatory phase for his next record: freediving to 800 feet (-244 m), scheduled for summer 2012. To test his physique and nerves of steel, he has once again chosen the waters of the Aegean Sea, in the magnificent setting of the isle of Santorini. The highly successful trials have provided the opportunity to check the performance of the "torpedo sled" facilitating the champion's descent and ascent, complete with its underfoot ballast system, as well as the overhead inflatable buoy for bringing the diver back to the surface -- all on a single breath. This is super high-tech and ultra-reliable equipment, exactly like the Breitling that partners his accomplishments. Highly focused on safety, Herbert Nitsch intends to perfect his physical and mental training during the next few months, and finalize the development of the whole procedure of diving to the 800-foot threshold, before setting the "Breitling Extreme 800" record next year. All of which will bring him one step closer to his ultimate objective of breaking the legendary 1,000-foot (-305 m) barrier.
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bande annonce du film L'HEURE DU LOUP diffusé sur Seasons
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malgré une visi détestable en ce premier semestre 2010, quelques séquences de gros bars à visionner en hd 1080p, avec mon fusil équipé en double sa...
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malgré une visi détestable en ce premier semestre 2010, quelques séquences de gros bars à visionner en hd 1080p, avec mon fusil équipé en double sandows, avec mon support qui servira de test à fabr1703, pour son nouveau APN tx7 dont on ne devrait pas tarder découvrir les vidéos
http://chasse-ss-marine-fabr1703.over...
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Herbert Nitsch was in Japan for the 2010 Freediving World Championship in Okinawa. He didn't take part though. Here's a little insight to how he wa...
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Herbert Nitsch was in Japan for the 2010 Freediving World Championship in Okinawa. He didn't take part though. Here's a little insight to how he was spending his time.
Filmed by Alexander Abela and Herbert Nitsch.
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