A pair of Russian girls this previous weekend broke two ice freediving records: one for swimming below the ice and one more for static apnea, in step with a put up on the Russian Freediving Federation’s Facebook online page.
On March 6, Ekaterina Nekrasova swam 102.7 meters (336.9 feet) below the ice with out flippers or a wetsuit, breaking the outdated 81-meter (265.75-foot) file space closing month by Czech freediver David Vencl.
Moreover. on March 8, Maria Olshevskaya efficiently held her breath in ice water for four minutes and 17 seconds.
Both feats receive been submitted to Guinness World Data.
(Image credit ranking: Russian Freediving Federation/Facebook)
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John Liang is the News Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first bought the diving worm whereas in High College in Cairo, Egypt, the place he earned his PADI Originate Water Diver certification in the Purple Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, amongst white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Waft of Costa Rica, and other areas in conjunction with a pool in Las Vegas helping to smash the area file for the greatest underwater press conference.
