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@fanfarigoule

34w↑2

@@sharko108 From the safety guidelines :
The recovery system should be activated if
• Motionless athlete is either visible by safety team, live cameras or visible with sonar
(With sonar, the system will activated if we see a stop of at least 10s, a stop is
considered as a speed of descent or ascent of less than 0.2m/s).
• The athletes touches the bottom at least 30s late according to bottom dive time
declared at the beginning of the competition.
• The athlete is not in sight of the safety freedivers at the end of the announced dive
time.

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@Wil_Dasovich

42w↑3

goosebumps

@sebastiannai4381

1y↑558

Incredible rescue!!!! Perfect teamwork, and everybody was going HARD without air. Well done!!!

@LoutLewis

43w↑6

except for the camera guy haha

@testtor2714

42w↑22

I'm not so sure about this. Record holder Herbert Nitsch had a similar problem and because they brought him up too the surface too quickly he became handicapped afterwards. Also I find it totally idiotic to not put even a SINGLE scuba diver there who could supply air under water in an emergency situation. To me this looks completely foolish.

@tingwei1016

42w

@@testtor2714Please educate yourself before making silly remarks like this. We do not ever use scuba safety because if you take one breath from the regulator at depth, you now have to deco your way up. What they are trying to do is to get the unconscious diver to the surface asap, so they can wake him up or give him oxygen if needed.

@leonardofernandez3978

41w↑8

@@testtor2714don't quote me but basically at the depth they go on a breath hold to give them oxygen from a tank at that depth isn't exactly air we breathe on the surface so I believe something along the lines of their lungs exploding would happen if they got them air at that depth

@testtor2714

41w↑2

@@leonardofernandez3978 No. It doesn't make a difference whether you're scuba diving or free diving. Otherwise all the scuba divers would always die. And even if the surface level uncompressed air would be a problem, he could simply breath out before taking a new breath from a scuba diver in an emergency situation.

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@Coconautify

42w↑218

The safety guys were all deep too... that was hardly a 'shallow' water blackout... great rescue, job well done!

@NunoTorpedo

41w↑11

Miguel Lozano dived to 125 meters. For a dive this deep the first rescue diver should appear around 40, second at 35 and third around 30 meters

@mephistotel87

39w↑1

@@NunoTorpedoAnd what would happen if he blackout before reaching these 40 meters?

@NunoTorpedo

39w↑8

@@mephistotel87 those cases are extremely rare (not to say they never happened) but just in case, there's a safeguard system: a counter-weight on the other end of the main line that when released pulls the diver up (that's why they always have a lanyard connecting them to the main line)

@sharko108

36w

@@NunoTorpedo Thank's for the details! :) But how is the line released as the diver collapsed? And there is not more deep scubadiver ?( Like with Pascal Bernabe for example for Audrey Mestre's tragedy)

@fanfarigoule

34w↑2

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@alison4316

43w↑151

Great team effort. 100% saved his life. Im sure he's very grateful.

@randle1292

43w↑166

That’s one heck of a team right there. Great job!!

@user9b2

41w↑82

And the safety team were all holding their breath just as long as the divers - 👍👏👏👏

@vallsz

41w↑5

yea not really, they plan the diving time, regarding athletes record the danger zone is always between 40 and 0, so one goes as at -40 then one -35 and so one with more and more safety as it is close to surface

@yangz1036

40w↑11

@@edadanI think is that scuba diver requires 3-5min safety stop when dive deeper than 30ft. Freedivers can directly ascend from any depth.

@berrex5152

41w↑59

safety guys casually breaking the records and saving the guy at the same time

@paulchen3993

41w

😂

@Vanessa-sb6qz

41w

😂😂 for real

@NunoTorpedo

41w

@berrex5152 Haha, but not quite. Miguel Lozano dived to 125 meters. For a dive this deep the first rescue diver should appear around 40, second at 35 and third around 30 meters

@daquanfromtheblock6448

41w

they casually have giant flippers on

@DrVonJay

40w

Did we watch the same video? There’s a point where they didn’t dive as deep as him.

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@365tonkatruckfit2

40w↑16

One of the most perfect examples of we all need each other even when we are jumping.

@crocodile2006

44w↑69

Love how he checks his watch.... gotta find out his time after death...

@FUTBOLOCO90

42w↑5

thats a dive computer thats to know his depth and time holding his breath.

@kamazzaki2147

42w↑39

Big kudos to the Team!! everyone knew their assignments

@brianlee7212

40w↑11

The safety divers are the athletes that should be celebrated

@HarmlessComment

40w↑31

These rescues are so scary but beautiful at the same time

@czakoof

52w↑21

He is a machine, great work safety team✨👏

@KatieEJ21

39w↑11

A friend and former work colleague was involved in resuce. The safety divers were part of his team. He's implemented safety divers for events such as this and trying to make it a standard across the board. He also teaches safety diving courses and instructor courses. I'm just so proud of him for what he's accomplished. So happy that the diver is ok. If you're thinking of free diving, always, always make sure your instructor is accredited

@chaidaro

40w↑4

The level of preparation and teamwork is amazing

@MaxMax-th7uz

39w↑6

Team work ! First diver had really impressive speed !

@jaxypassionblocks

41w↑24

the dramatic swim up is what made me realize

how deep that truly is.

@suzannepatrick9516

40w↑5

Amazing rescue. Well done guys!!

@g2166

41w↑6

Amazing team work 💛

@eM-ed5pz

1y↑7

Elite team

@tishamagofna3841

40w↑2

Epic team work everyone…The guy trying to unhook the safety wire and he did 😈 epic just epic ❤

@babaayaga9380

39w

this is what legendary team work is

@user-xs1jh5jv9y

25w

Deep respect to the rescue team !

@MrSpook-ri8kv

35w↑2

That man owes his life to the men that prevented his death, they were Johnny on the spot.

@CEOof

38w

What a team

@antreid9596

42w↑16

Bro you did that!!!! Even tho you almost checked out smh you stilll accomplished sumn most mfs wouldn’t even think of 💯 💪🏾 GREAT work to the ENTIRE TEAM !!!

@benedictcumberbatch4275

25w

Don’t you have to make it back to the surface for it to count?

@user-vp6ce9fz3d

29w

Well done rescur team👏👏

@sonicaminoa

1y↑17

I get brain damage by reading this comment section. More dangerous than blacking out when freediving with professionals like in this video

@xtherealest

40w↑1

Yeah 😂 people think a scuba tank is a right way to rescue. The person would be dead if these people were to rescue someone 💀

@upnriding-surfculture6701

40w↑1

Man these are professionals

@aaniuxx

42w↑7

Wow, this was actually very intense to watch.

@ysmindean6611

1y↑4

Dios mio, que este bien.

@peachiepeachie

39w

At least they had professional and competent crew! Rescue executed perfectly

@mayraballesteros3612

46w↑2

Amazing safety team wow

@zackhickey4922

41w↑46

He could learn a lot from the safety guys. They’re amazing swimmers

@cristobalbalenciaga7295

18w

What do you mean..? They have on flippers, so they swim faster. But why do you feel like he could learn a lot from them? He’s using a different technique to persever oxygen, not because he’s a worse swimmer 😂

@themechanic4222

41w

Real lifeguard ❤

@benski98

41w↑3

The only reason I could find to go back, is that the team did so well at doing their own jobs, they guaranteed your return in the most efficient time possible

@RackwitzG

42w↑42

What's crazy is that all those helpers were down their with him without oxygen. I guess that ensures that they can quickly ascend without decompression sickness.

@queylolo

42w

you only get the sickness if you're using oxygen tanks you can come up as fast as you like on breath

@lilco12

41w↑1

Speaking of decompression, didn’t the guy need to decompress a while before they brought him up?

@queylolo

41w↑2

@@lilco12 read the comment above you

@xtherealest

40w↑22

@@lilco12Nah they're freediving. You only worry about decompression stops when diving with a scuba tank because you're breathing and as you go up with the oxygen you just inhaled the lung expands because there's less pressure and your lungs could even explode. If you dive one breath only you're still on one breath of oxygen which means the air can't expand more than what you had when you started the dive.

@lilco12

40w↑1

@@xtherealest thanks for the info

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@itsallbusiness1

40w

The rescuers are Gs!!!!!

@idupaul8063

40w↑2

What a graceful rescue

@schimma20

39w

Crazy sport

@imdoc7872

39w

I loved the guy filming the whole thing 😂

@ch007eh7

21w

0:39 Even though I'm sitting comfortably on a sofa, I could feel the need to breath but I remembered that even with the panic, you can't.
Horrible.

@michaelmitchell5458

42w

Life savers!

@stRaightFunk

38w↑1

Kudos to the whole team! Just watched the docu on netflix, im in tears after. Always in awe after a successful rescue 🙌🙌🙌

@iamaaliyah_4468

38w

What’s the documentary called ?

@K20Ashiqin

37w

@@iamaaliyah_4468 The Deepest Breath, it's worth watching

@theginge.

41w

Your one lucky guy mate

@lugabull

40w

Those are the realest aquaman’s I have ever seen.

@abdiqadirabdi940

45w↑18

I noticed that rescue team are not diving all the way to bottom but just wait at 20 last meters, what happens if diver black out at the bottom?

@TH-dg2mm

45w↑25

I think it's because the blackouts mostly occur when you're resurfacing. He didn't just randomly run out of breath, something happens with the pressure/oxygen in your lungs.

@FinlayDaG33k

45w↑24

@@TH-dg2mm Correct. It's called "hypoxia of ascent".
When you are deep, the pressure of oxygen remains sufficiently high that you can maintain consciousness.
However, when you rise up too fast, this pressure decreases too fast and lights out it is.

@TH-dg2mm

45w↑10

@Aroop Roelofs Yeah, I watched a few other videos and most of the blackouts actually happen really close to the surface.

It must be tough knowing you dove all that way and made it all the way back up, only to black out a few meters from the surface!

@KAMIIKAZEExx

43w↑5

There is 100% a diver down below thats breathing tri-mix he just can’t surface or else he could die. He needs to decompress on his way up.

@krismachowski1668

42w↑5

If he were to black out below the safety teams rescue depth, then there is another safety procedure. He is attached to that line with a clip, so they drop a counterweight off the back of the floating platform, which pulls the line up from the bottom. He will then be yanked up with the line to the surface where he can be rescued.

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@christinamontoya388

39w

Looks like he tapped his forehead to signal to the rescuers that he knew he was losing consciousness. Great job everybody.

@Crysisplaya

41w↑2

Safety guys were babysitting this dude

@FrostbitexP

41w

Well hes the one diving to crazy depths, not the safety guys waiting at shallower depths.

@lisamcgee8535

18w↑1

What an intelligent sport 😂

@herps4life33

18w

Ill pass lol for real tho this is amazing and I'm glad they have proper protocols to keep divers safe

@oguimalan_j

40w

Watta save!!

@wallybingbang4350

39w

This was bizarre. He tapped when he felt ok and sat up. I watch MMA and you tap out when it's over -
This is the deepest blackout rescue I have seen -

Yikes !!

@audreytelles

41w↑1

Ego putting everybody in risc

@godizself1

1y↑3

Effective music accompaniment.

@rsuriyop

42w↑1

If there is any kind of free diver that could break the world record for the deepest dive then it would have to be some Filipino diver from Bajau. But in any case, this is obviously a very dangerous sport. Death by drowning or collapsed lungs is not a very pleasant way to go.

@JamesMulvenna

40w↑2

RIP Stephen Keenan.

@chenzenzo

34w↑1

This is Herbert Nitsch, the world's best deep free diver.
What you are actually seeing is not people rescuing him, because he is still hold air. These men are forcing him to the surface before he should be there, which caused oxygen from his blood to force it's way into his brain. What they should have done was wait and allow his body to acclimate to the pressure, and slowly move him up. This dive almost killed him.

@robertmanjonpancorbo6559

34w↑1

Hi, he is Miguel Lozano, my freedive instructor, and the speed of ascension in freedive is not very important if you have safety guys.

@abdaz7159

18w

Tolong beritahu saya
Apa yang menyebabkan blackout saat diving

@suzannepatrick9516

39w

Love the music!

@chloestella7

39w

They need to start making mini oxygen tanks for safety divers. It makes no sense for them to do the same thing and be expected to expend more energy saving someone.

@micheawestbrook5451

32w

Not how it works at all

@JohnS-gf4sz

42w↑2

It ain’t worth it people

@csprinkler

41w↑13

Life is so precious, I don't understand why people have to do this to themselves.

@AriCalifornia-yu7vq

41w↑14

Some people don't define sitting on your couch all day as living

@csprinkler

41w↑11

@@AriCalifornia-yu7vq At least people on couches can breathe.

@kriskyandii

41w↑5

@@AriCalifornia-yu7vqcan still enjoy the water without jeopardizing their safety and others then when mfs get eaten by a shark yall wanna cry😂

@xtherealest

40w↑4

This just happens sometimes. If you have divers that will bring you back up there's nothing to worry about. When you pass out your throat shuts so water doesn't get in and they just have to bring him back to the surface and wake him up and everything is fine.

@tripledigit1205

39w

Stupidest sport in the world.

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@NiluMustika

38w↑2

True heroes!! Risking their own lives for those who want to break records

@benedictcumberbatch4275

25w

Helping with peoples craziness

@CYBERTriiicKy

41w

The safety divers should a device that inflates with a c02 cartridge that will shoot them to the top quicker in a scernario like this.

@Igniting-Moments

40w

Im not gonna lie ! I laughed😅😅 . I mean why do we risk our lives like this,
? thank goodness they were there for him.

@basselsolomon3749

29w↑1

Apparently, black outs during free diving are very low risk if you have even one buddy available to rescue you, let alone five.

@sammencia7945

1y↑6

A friend, dive pro, spotted another free diver doing this.
No issue but he would be one of the 12 helping if something happened.

All of these divers are fish. Can dive 30 feet like it is nothing

@nadia4985

38w

I know nothing about free diving, but in comparison with others I've seen, his movements seem "sloppy" and unrefined from the start for the lack of better word.
Curious, does it indicates the diver is bit over his head, meaning, he's aiming for more than he's truly ready for or the "sloppy" vs. refined style is just a unique style each diver has and has nothing to do with the efficiency of the technique?

@amethyst80gold33

29w

You should do some research.

@keepingit100-ss3hx

40w

I like how the man is blacked out and there is a photographer taking photos 😂😂😂

@kristinaltamirano3367

37w

Yall could NOT have picked worse music 😂
Dudes about to die and music made me bust out laughing. So inappropriate 😂
Glad hes safe tho, excellent team response. They knew exactly what to look for cos i didnt even realize until his arms started bobbing around

@nicolaormezzano7382

1y↑9

what are the rescuer breathing? is it a re-breather, a kind of machine? how can they come up from 100 meters like a baloon? does anyone knows the answer?

@drknow1997

1y↑15

They anit breathing nothing, they down there with no air.

@deonb6106

1y↑4

The safety divers time their dive to meet the freediver on his way up, typically the first at one third of the attempt's depth, and others less deep.

@xtherealest

40w↑2

All of them diving on one breath. Also nobody goes down 100 meters with the freediver. He's there all alone. You're most likely to pass out near the surface so that's why they wait for him to swim right next to him in case he passes out

@MrPaulcoster94

42w

Glad he is ok

@stoneschanify

43w↑3

Pipin should have had this kinda team around his wife. Smh.

@YourMammasAssCrack_9000

40w

What happened to pipins wife?

@quietmav

42w↑2

Why would they do that!! That's scary!

@dekoygaming

42w↑3

wouldn't it be safer if there is someone with a spare oxygen tank on stand by instead of fellow divers rushing him to surface?

@xtherealest

40w

No because then you would have to calculate decompression stops after you breathe out of a oxygen tank. And since you don't know at what depth he will pass out you can't calculate them. As you go up the air in your lung expands and if you don't do decompression stops which you have to calculate where do you have to do them to go back to the surface your lungs would explode because as you take a breath and go up the oxygen expands in your lungs and it will just make them explode. When you pass out your throat shuts so no water gets in and they just have to bring you back up to the surface and you'll wake up right away. It's not dangerous if they get you back to surface. If you were there alone you would drown because your throat shuts but you still need oxygen to be brought back to life. You're most likely to pass out near the surface so that's why there's so many freedivers there to save the man in case something happens. Freediving isn't that dangerous if you have people that can save you but doing it alone would mean a death sentence, sooner or later.

@dekoygaming

40w

@@michalstransky2688 I see then that makes sense, I was just asking out of curiosity and really got no idea how free diving and the dangers as well as the safety concerns that came with it.

@MostIntelligentMan

40w↑1

they would need decompress, it can be done with people at every 20 meters depth so they only carry victim up for 20 meters and then give other guy etc, this way is done in super deep dives like 200+ meters(they have different rule sets where for example u can use weight to drag u down fast) but this is minimalist ruleset u can see he dont even have fins this is pure minimalist freediving record and thus he dive only a bit over 100m and most likely gonna pass near surface

@blueabattoir

42w↑1

He won for world’s dumbest futz!

@user-ro5nn3fj1c

40w

This is so scary

@origamicrane685

42w↑1

It seems like the rescuers should be wearing SCUBA tanks. Otherwise, what happens if the rescuers black out from time underwater and exertion pushing the weight of the unconscious diver?

@dusannestorovic5699

41w↑2

I think they couldn't go down and re-surface that quickly because their bodies would get sick
My friend used to be a scuba diver and he told me about all the procedures you gotta take when diving deep with a tank. You can't just go straight down 50+ meters and back up to the surface

@xtherealest

40w↑1

You have to do decompression stops with a scuba tank. The person that's getting rescued would already die by that time.

@kevingp12

41w

Dang almost missed this happened in Roatan, in my parent's homeland of Honduras.

@marcusmariota8147

39w

Great rescue but I hope he does not achieve the record since he was not successful completing on his own.

@HoracePants

41w

He did great, got to the bottom, but probably did the equivalent of “looking down” from a high elevation. I’m gonna guess reality hit him; that he’s surrounded by water. It’s not even deep enough for the water pressure to effect him too much if he’s done deep diving before.

@webguy943

40w

Doubt it. Says he previously did 122 n 123 m. Target was 125m. Just reached his limit i guess

@spookshow6999

39w

125 meters is insane.

@dunepred

43w↑2

Who really cares about a free drive record.

@GTAGta-vi5vc

39w

I dont understand why none of the safety team is in full scuba attire. If he got snagged at the bottom and everyone got out of breath, we'd have a fatality

@mweh6953

39w

You can't surface nearly as fast as a freediver is surfacing when scuba diving. In Scuba you have to go very slowly to avoid gasses expanding too quickly and It's dangerous to share air with a free diver. The air from a scuba reg is compressed which increases the amount of nitrogen you absorb and the dangers of damaging your lungs from over-expansion. plus blackouts mainly occur when you're resurfacing.

@Chris2FlyY

41w

He almost imploded

@SlayerofFiction

1y↑7

As a species we spend an absurd amount of time making sure a single person becomes successful at the expense of the rest of us.

@rucksackransack

1y↑1

Lies

@saintniccage2818

43w

You sound like a professional shut in.

@2010RSHACKS

42w↑2

If the whole team dove down there why does the guy that passed out get the credit lol

@xtherealest

40w

Because he just dove to 127 meters on one breath 💀

@brianoneal2547

1y↑8

Safe and effective

@clipdumpgaming8011

40w

Shout out to the editor!!!!

@griffith500tvr

41w

You will have the bends I imagine

@nvrlackinkeepitpackn

41w

Does he have the bends?

@zoeartrc

41w

Stuff that…looks so claustrophobic!

@GP-ed1ti

42w↑1

Why? I just don't get it.

@robsbrown1648

41w

Close call

@CatholicForever1

41w↑3

Okay...why waste all this medical care, stress, etc...to break a world record?! Just for bragging rights? We really need to get our priorities straight

@rossmccabe3667

41w↑2

Karen calm down sweetie

@ricksanchez1079

41w

You: "waste all this medical care"

The medical care: Saves a mans life, ON CAMERA.

Are you sure you're catholic? If so you should get your priorities straight, poser.

@xtherealest

40w

There's no medical care needed. When you pass out your throat shuts so no water gets in and it they bring you back to the surface you're going to wake up almost instantly. There's nothing dangerous about that. Find some information on the internet before you type something on the internet.