Alexey Molchanov NEW WORLD RECORD 133m CWT 

How does that happen? Also at what point does he just free fall with no effort?

@@macka5515I just searched up something about his mother and they say she went to give a private freediving lesson and never came back. Something probably went wrong and she passed out and there wasn't anyone that could rescue her. Alexey later said that he doesn't think he will ever find his mother dead or alive and that she might stay in the deep blue sea, her favorite place. She was considered the best freediver. Also about the free fall. At 10 meters you're neutrally buoyant which means you don't go up or down, you just levitate. If you go below 10 meters you will slowly start to free fall to the bottom but it's very slow. The deeper you go the faster you will free fall into the depth. You can see that when he gets about 50 meters below he almost doesn't have to kick anymore because he's already free falling into the deep. When he gets to like 65 meters he doesn't even kick anymore and just sinks down. This is a very important part of the dive which is to not use any oxygen if unnecessary so he just stays still and waits to go all the way down. Why the free fall happens is because as you go down there's more and more pressure and the deeper you go the more your lungs get compressed because of the water pressure. I think at 30 meters your lungs are about 1/3 of their normal size which means you basically have way less lung capacity and less air and that's why you begin to sink. When you dive deep your lungs have basically the same capacity as if you breathed out almost all the air out of your lungs and then went diving. Your lungs are 1/3 of their size at 30 meters, now imagine how small your lungs get when you're at 130 meters. I seriously don't get how can he stay down there because it's pretty much as if you just exhaled all the air when being at like 5 meters and decided to stay there for a minute or two. As he goes up his lungs slowly return to their normal size and the air in his lungs expands. Sorry for the comment being so long 😂

@@xtherealest wow, thanks for that explanation and taking the time to break my question down. Much appreciated 😃

@@macka5515 Np brother, said what I knew hah

@@xtherealestwaw thank you for that comment I did not need to ask a question all explained👍 thank you for your time

Нашли?

@@user-xk1jw4jw8t нет

@@user-us5oc8up3t наверное и не найдут уже..

​@@user-xk1jw4jw8t Что с ней случилось ?

@@Serega.555 пропала при погружении...

Недавно посмотрела фильм о его матери и стала интересоваться. Я просто в шоке, что люди на такие эксперименты идут и вообще способны. Алексею и многим другим моё восхищение!🎉❤😮

Это ж надо 4, девятиэтажки! Я в ванну боюсь погрузиться 😂

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Насколько я помню, рекорд сейчас у немца- более 200м

@@petyatopchik8557 200м. Это другой вид фридайвинга

@@petyatopchik8557 Ты хотя бы посмотри в какой это дисциплине это совсем другое )

The way u explain it is exactly how and why people freedive

Dedication, training & life long commitment. His mother used to be a world class free diver, so he started diving at a very young age!

Once below a certain level the air in his lungs is so compressed he is much heavier than water so no longer needs to swim. Makes the coming up harder though!

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

I saw that! He didn’t act like he was in a rush to duck dive!

Ты как бы тоже грязь 😂

​@@Russian-ZOVМолчи нацист

​@@Russian-ZOVот человека с вашим ником ничего толкового невозможно услышать 🤖

​@@Russian-ZOVфашига гори в пеклі

А чем плохие мальчики в погонах?

По простому 4! Девятиэтажки!😢

Ну и нахрена??

Попробуй . Понравится. Мне 65 , ныряю с детства, после ковида результат снизился вдвое , 11 м сейчас, а у него такой адреналин, кайф , состояние как будто париш .

@@user-lo3jh3ps5i мне и с аквалангом 10м за глаза хватило, а тут.. Страшно, как представить, что вздохнуть уже совсем невмоготу - а до ближайшего воздуха ещё десятки метров грести... не для каждого

@@alexbeck204 Ныряю с марта по ноябрь, если неделю не ныряю, то как будто чего то не хватает

не вернулась, легендарная мама, когда была на отдыхе с друзьями в Испании, и погружалась в тот день всего на 30 м. что для нее это пустяк был. Версия гибели - в том месте сильные поверхностные и подводные течения + отсутствие страхующей веревки что привело к гибели и ее не смогли даже найти.

на такой глубине вообще не тянет наверх@@Oleg_Bor

Лучше не скажешь ✌️

У вас какие границы человеческие расширились от его погружения?

@@user-pd6rd1ov3m 133 м вниз расширилось)))

@@makadati прекрасно, и что дальше?

@@user-pd6rd1ov3m дальше 140, очевидно же)

⁠@@nguyenphutrong2492I think a superhero is moreso someone who has powers, not necessarily someone who’s done something heroic

@@louistemple9909 Just say super human. Because a Hero is someone who saves or helps people while putting themselves in danger. Firemen and Police officers for example. Regardless, this dude is amazing!

@@nguyenphutrong2492 We know that Bruce Willis saved the planet😉🚀🌍

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

@@dr.physiker9930 True, thats why he always Win

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

Poland has also its own great freediver Mateusz!

​@@joravp882мы все люди. В Судный день нас не будут спрашивать какой мы были национальности...

всегда в такие моменты думаю об операторе ) Тот еще и для нас старается.

Он занимался в бассейне Судостроитель?? Я научился плавать именно в этом бассейне

@@user-po1mu1sy7g да, его мама была тренером по плаванию. Но потом заинтересовалась подводным плаванием, и мы все чаще видели на ее ногах ласты. 🙂А потом она начала тренировать Алексея. Я все это очень смутно помню, дело было в 1998-1999 годах, мне было семь-восемь лет. А к началу 2000-х они уже уехали. Я даже больше скажу, Наталья Анатольевна Фокина, один из тренеров сейчас, занималась как раз у его мамы, еще в ее бытность классическим тренером.

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

​@@dr.physiker9930у вас очень серьезные замечания. К сожалению, я не имею информации, чтобы оппонировать вам. Но знаю точно, что большая радость, если дети опираются на опыт родителей и развивают их дела и идеи. Мне трудно судить об их отношениях с матерью, но судя по успехам сына - он талантливый и упорный ученик, сумевший достичь выдающихся результатов и достойный уважения.

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

да, а люди херней занимаются - убивают друг друга

Алексею приятно слышать от Иосифа Виссарионыча такие теплые слова

You have to learn to equalise the pressure. Making it even that far without equalising is kinda insane. 😂

you are lucky you still have eardrums 😂

@@JoeLancaster - Funny...went snorkeling yesterday for the first time in 10 years... was getting comfortable in the water again and started feeling like a fish as I often have in the past...so I start diving down to get a closer look at all the cool stuff...I have to assume I embellished the "20-25" feet, or I was more properly acclimated and equalizing on past trips, because yesterday it was more like 15 feet and my ears were feeling too much pressure.

@@flisms 15 would be where I personally would need to equalise. Pinch your nose and blow into it as if you're inflating your head. You should feel your sinuses filling up. Do that every 5 metres (or 15ft) at minimum. On the way up it doesn't matter as much, they will release pressure.

@@flisms I scuba dive to about 20m (60+ft). To give you an idea I need to equalise about 5-6 times on the way down. If I'm freediving it's about every 10 feet. You shouldn't be feeling pain or pressure.

αναρωτιεμαι τα τυμπανα του πως αντεχουν σε τετοιες πιεσεις

В чем? Для чего это?

​@@user-xy4tl3sn2tэто спорт. Как в любом спорте идет борьба. Тут борьба за глубину в определенном стиле. По твоему не имеет смысла гордиться чемпионом мира по боксу или другому виду спорта? Ну а если разбирать смысл, то зачем тогда мы вообще живем? Все равно ж помрем.

@@4pok-pypok мы живём для того чтобы совершать подвиги?

​@@user-xy4tl3sn2tкаждый для своего' живёт.😉

Perfect! It is not to anyone. Balance.

Yeahhh and the four main bandhas

🤙🏼👍🏼

All his victory belongs to his mother, since she taught him to this technique, she was not only the best free diver but a sceintist, she developed a unique diving technique and was finishing her habilitation thesis, after ph d., there were a lot of jealous people around. I think she was killed bcs of financial interest, advertisement money, she was hindering other people from becoming a winner, bcs she had always won, The 2nd version: her research for military divers which got interest from military, the foreign agencies did not want that she will finish the work. 3rd: very suspicious behaviour of her son, he never was sad, showing a grief about his mother loss, she was taking away the whole fame from him, he was there when she dissappeared. So, she could not get drown in a see, almost impossible, she was the best, very cautios.

​​​@@dr.physiker9930jesus you are acting like their family was the only one able to dive holding their breath After a quick research the record was previously held by Alessia Zecchini, at -109 meters

@@tchem idiot, after 4 years and killing of a competitor

C est juste incroyable ! Bravo

@@tchemalessia holds the women´s record, never the world record

SI, sensazionale! Da rimanere senza fiato. E' uno dei più grandi campioni dell'apnea profonda.