South African freediver Amber Fillary will attempt and spot two contemporary Guinness World Records next month.

On March 4th, 2023 Fillary will attempt to ruin her fill contemporary world fable for the longest swim under ice on a single breath — 90m/295toes — with a 110m/361toes attempt in Norway.

Right now after, she plans to retain out a separate attempt for a world fable for the longest swim under ice on a single breath the utilization of a monofin.

Fillary says:

“I’m essentially excited to be getting aid under the ice again this 12 months, it essentially is my chuffed spot. These two fable makes an attempt are very thrilling and essentially upsetting on the same time. This is also intense entering into the icy water twice to retain out two breath holds in in the future, but I’m no longer getting any younger and would essentially like to present this my all!”

In November 2022, Fillary went to the 91.44m/300toes Tooting Bec Lido, one in all the UK’s oldest out of doors swimming swimming pools, where she spot a recent fable of swimming the scale of the pool plus a little of bit extra — 104.8m/343.8ft — on a single breath.

“It change into such an honor so as to return to where it started and employ the swim as a part of my coaching for the contemporary makes an attempt. The water, while no longer frozen over yet, change into under 10 degrees, making it a fine coaching swim!”

The motive force in the help of Fillary’s fable makes an attempt is to elevate consciousness for mental health disorders plaguing so many folk on this planet, significantly after the global pandemic. As a getting better addict and drinking disorder survivor, her key message to those she interacts with is to no longer let depression and dependancy safe in the plan of achieving fine things and stay your dream.

For extra info about Fillary and her records, race to www.amberfillary.com or verify out her crowdfunding page at https://makeachamp.com/amberfillary. You would possibly maybe maybe additionally survey closing 12 months’s fable under.