How I Dove Down 163 Foot On A Single Breath & What Goes Through Your Head

[@jayboss7144]

I know someone who did die doing this. Be safe always and don’t push that young lady to much let it gradually come to her

[@fishbroslebwow4628]

That’s really deep I hope I can go down 163 feet I wish I was like you.🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@georgeprietz4424]

Awesome. The outtakes are hilarious in your videos and the twins!!! I crack up every time!! Good work!

[@mpower320i]

I liked this one particularly because I've always loved to do apnée, always been a great swimmer, can hold my breath without exercise/training for 2m15/30secs(which is nothing compared to you), took a few diving courses but never done what you guys do, that's the creme de la creme 👌🏼 use to walk on the sea bed with ballast around my waist to see how further I could go, but here we don't really have courses like you took Judah. Diving for me is the best way for you to connect with your true self and with nature, you really feel alive. Another great one 👌🏼💫

[@elianselmi4099]

Great vlog Judah! You had me in tears from laughing so hard at the beginning skit! Awesome to finally have you both back... missed your videos!

[@daniellemay3058]

LOVE THAT SHE WARE'S HER DIVE WATCH ALL THE TIME LOVE BOTH YOUR CHANNELS AND VIDS!!!!!

[@rogerheuckeroth7456]

163 feet is just about 50m. Interesting story, my father was in WW2 and his submarine was torpedoed and came to rest at the bottom at about 50m with all crew on board. He was one of less than half that made it to the surface. I've tried to imagine what it would have been like. Of coarse, they had no fins to help kick to the surface, but the air in their lungs would have been constantly expanding as they came to the surface. He was a lucky man... cheated death many times in his life.

[@ClarkJudah]

Wow! Thats crazy.

[@vickicuzzone4223]

Judah Clark, thank you for sharing your passion for life!! how cool. your respect for your friends and the ocean and the ability to share your experiences on youtube, well again, How Cool!!

[@jackpepper2501]

Awesome stuff thank you for sharing

[@edconnelly238]

I try listening to the calm voice...... most the time. Dope video bro!

[@stbroker1]

I love your videos man! Thank you

[@shawn6726]

Pretty cool man. I used to skin dive in the China sea when I was a Marine. Now the most diving I do is watching your videos.

[@jackpepper2501]

Awesome stuff! Thank you for sharing

[@Steelviper61]

Very impressive! Great job Judah!

[@floridamike75]

OMG LMAO right off the bat!!! Whatcha gonna do with all that meat episode was HILARIOUS!!!

[@10thGenOutdoors]

Such a great description of the “man with the hammer”

[@TheFisherTwins]

You are such a badass

[@ahmedotman9009]

The video that earned my sub, Great job

[@henry.services1351]

I love your videos I wanna get into diving

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

Wow. Great video. You guys seem very comfortable and chatty there meaning laughing a lot I already got my have a great one guys and be safe.

[@4plexman]

Wow, that was good way to show the experience of free diving. My heart was racing as I watched it. Glad you survived it. Say, after you ride a weight down can you ride a balloon back up? One guy mentioned using a air pack that inflates a balloon type thing when a trigger is pulled. That would allow a diver to spend more time at lower depths. Stay safe, both of you.

[@bunyipdan]

Great achievement.....I found your rendition entertaining and interesting how different yet familiar (although I have not gone nearly as deep, and never in the open blue ..... always hitting bottom 38m max). I find the phasing into focus, the challenge to tune the outside and look inward, an intoxicating experience, the struggle and internal conflict for me occurs in the ascent. Maybe your next goal is to back up a bit of that ego.....find balance

[@divebobber]

On the ascent you have no choice but to continue ascending. On the descent is when the inner conflict can affect your choices. Do I continue or turn around?

[@bunyipdan]

@@divebobber Like I said different and familiar......I dont really struggle with doubting myself on why Im going 'deep' or if I have prep'd......I do sometimes struggle with 'what is out there?', 'did I spend too long on the bottom?', paranoia is a real challenge. I admit, I have not gone as deep, and am usually expecting at least a couple of seconds on the bottom....I don't dive to hit a record, so not pushing the 'envelope' so to speak.....I free dive to hit the bottom and hopefully to find dinner.

[@divebobber]

@@bunyipdan Me too. I'm after fish. Almost never go deeper than 20 meters.

[@thomaseisen304]

Hahahahahaa innuendos ...great ! Couldn't stop laughing ...you guys ...so hilarious ! Have a good one !

[@gacek761]

You're brave, Clark

[@catherinewu1265]

Congratulation! Amazing!

[@yummofishinglakemacmitty1147]

Fish man CRICKY mate well done

[@JMSURVIVORTHEISLAND]

🙌🙌🇵🇷🇵🇷👍, you is a master, 🔥

[@JM-rw9je]

You guys rock!

[@jurassicsushi]

This was so good Judah. The opening was super cute with the banter between both of you. The triple split story mode editing was awesome. Another great story telling by you. Loved it. God Bless & Be well my friend.

[@mobtownsmokers3312]

Hell yea brother!

[@danttny151]

Wow! Judah, how long did you hold your breath for 😮 that was amazing 👍🏼 well done mate 🥽🇬🇧

[@victorgerhardt1504]

How Sweet!

[@cjwilson3197]

2:30

[@Hopey1231000]

Jonah I am gonna guess the 140 was the hardest because you had to expend energy to dive down vs using weight to drop with? Glad to see you made it and was wondering if you were good with that or if you are gonna make another attempt?

[@jessedavis7555]

I would fight with the Kracken before I would be able to talk myself into going that deep 😂 Great Job 👏🙌

[@panthergrowl12]

I echo some comments about nice having you back. This was intense. I felt starved for breath at times. Can't even imagine the mindset that you have going on in a dive like that. The only thing that could have been funnier in your intro is if you both had inhaled some helium. I may not ne a film producer but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last week... :) Peace to you and Christine!!

[@kathymadison9788]

Judah you have balls of steel just saying 😎

[@lilliansmithwhyte8498]

😂😂😂❤✌🍵🍵❤

[@zachmav1126]

Thank you for the great video. What is the brand of Christine's wrist watch?

[@Bbendfender]

How do you hold your breath that long? 163 ft., now that's deep.

[@lilliansmithwhyte8498]

❤💞🤴👸💞🐳🐟🐠🐬🦈❤AM BREATHLESSLY BREATHLESS THIS IS SOOOOOOOO 😂❤AM SPEECHLESS✌THANKS FOR SHARING❤BE KIND TO ONE ANOTHER✌🍵🍵❤LOVE FROM 🇯🇲❤✌

[@reygonzalez568]

what mind control, I scuba on air to 200' regularly.

[@erinlee3612]

Hahahah, nice thumbnail!! 😂

[@JoseDiaz-yl9sh]

Lol

[@Beyondthebreakers]

Great dive. My personal opinion, there is no reason do dive that deep. However, if you think about professional free divers, they dive to 140 m, which sounds crazy. Diving down with 20 lbs is just cheating. It is also dangerous if you cannot equalize timely.

[@allanhover5008]

The fisher twins love yaw too

[@2011woodlands]

If you did this in fresh water, the drop would be easier because of less buoyancy, you need take into consideration colder temperature water too.

[@donnieearlharrisjr5941]

Het Judah you might want to switch the coffee cups! !!!!! Lol

[@troyrijmen1975]

cool man

[@joshlemke735]

Which dive was harder, the 163 or 140. Im assuming the 140.

[@divebobber]

Guarantee it was the 140. That's the one he narrated all the conflicting words to. As a freediver who has been pulled to the bottom vs kicking down, I can tell you kicking down is harder. When you're pulled down you can completely relax. The only energy you are expending is from gripping the weight and clearing your ears. It takes quite a bit of energy, thus oxygen, to kick down.

[@ClarkJudah]

The 140 dive because you have to kick and exert energy in the beginning to get down past 60 foot which makes you want to breath but then you have to overcome those feelings and hold your breath for another minute and a half.

[@CarlosDiaz-po7yh]

What was ur dive time for both dives??

[@ClarkJudah]

I don't remember exactly but it was probably very close to 1:50 for the 163 foot dive and 1:33 for the 140 foot dive based on the average up and down speed.

[@CarlosDiaz-po7yh]

@@ClarkJudah badassssss, keep it up brother

[@chefMags]

You two are adorable.

[@jessiecherall5041]

So, how deep does she dive?

[@njj1994]

finally

[@MAGAMOFO]

Looe Key reef is calling me. 4/29

[@alcatrazrider]

you cauth yourself a pretty good looking, as from in- and outside, young woman Judah. don't screw up, we are watching. 👀😉😜

[@josocha1736]

How do you train for these deep dives?

[@ClarkJudah]

The Fii organization had a number of different classes and training programs.

[@gordoncushman7807]

Check out " The Big Blue " great movie.

[@ClarkJudah]

🤣 seen it, great movie, weird ending

[@thublit]

Don't push so hard she pushes back, for selfish reasons. I want to see a lot more of your vids.

[@JayB-bq7hh]

Stay alive and stay in shallower waters , no fish is worth it !!!! My advice............life is too good for you right now...............=)

[@allanhover5008]

That’s very dangerous very

[@jamesmckay8663]

Whts wrong with stoners 😂