William Trubridge Breaks Endurance Underwater Swimming World Record By john liang. . november 7, 2022. champion freediver william trubridge this past weekend set a new world record for endurance swimming underwater by completing a distance of nearly 51.6 kilometers 32 miles in a pool in nassau, bahamas. in total, trubridge swam 51,575m 169,209ft underwater on a breath hold, with no propulsive assistance. May 2, 2016. when a free diver from new zealand broke one of the sport’s most prized world records on saturday, plunging 122 meters beneath the ocean’s surface, fans were awe struck by the.
William Trubridge Breaks Two Freediving Records Kiwi freediver william trubridge broke the world record for the deepest free immersion dive with 122 metres at this year's vertical blue competition. Trubridge in 2010. trubridge while freediving. william trubridge mnzm (born 24 may 1980) is a new zealand world champion and world record holding freediver. trubridge was the first diver to go deeper than 100 metres (330 ft) without oxygen and as of 2013 held the world record in the free immersion and constant weight without fins disciplines. Trubridge set out to break the world 24 hour endurance freediving record, in a 25 metre swimming pool in nassau, bahamas from sunday to monday morning (nz time). the original record for a breath. A veteran freediver set two world records in the extreme sport in three days, though he said he feared blacking out swimming back to the surface on the first outing. william trubridge, 35, of new zealand, reached a depth of 124 meters about 407 feet while holding his breath for 4 minutes, 34 seconds in the bahamas on monday his 17th.
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