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Agreed, and the article says some can even keep their breath for 11 minutes, but how she keeps breath for four minutes is a mystery?
by aliswe 5y ago
Agreed, and the article says some can even keep their breath for 11 minutes, but how she keeps breath for four minutes is a mystery?
- samokhvalov 5y ago11 minutes is STA – static breath-holding. Of course, without movements, you can hold breath much longer. Here are current AIDA STA WR numbers: https://www.aidainternational.org/WorldRecords/History/StaticApnea https://www.aidainternational.org/WorldRecords/History/Stati... – legendary Natalia Molchanova still holds the record. If you don't know about Natalia, and her son Alexey (who currently holds several WR records, including 131 CWT mentioned in the article) I highly recommend reading about both of them. For example, here: https://www.gq.com/story/freediver-alexey-molchanov-profile https://www.gq.com/story/freediver-alexey-molchanov-profile.