How to swim longer distance underwater - 5 tips

Learn 5 tips to help you swim longer distance underwater.
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[@lalajean452]

I just learn that swimming slow can take you longer underwater . No wonder . Thanks to you . I was angry and jump into the water to calm, i swim really slow and sometimes just stops midway and literally stayed there longer . I was super surprise .

[@shelbymorrow9000]

I try but am 8 years old and I can't

[@fkbcat1]

You should warn people of the risk of Black Out. Following your tips people will improve their swimming time underwater but they may also stay underwater much more longer than they expect. NEVER FREEDIVE ALONE

[@Notmeggii]

Ohhh, that explains why my friend been underwater for 7 hours now

[@bryan-ql3hj]

number 1 pro tip: learn to swim

[@Andrew-gh4wu]

Hmmm this it's really working I tried the tips but they are useless I was just keep drowing until I read you pro tip thanks man

[@kartikhatwar7374]

O so thats what i am missing.

[@picxxle_yt]

Number 2 pro tip: don’t swim underwater if you don’t know how to swim above water.

[@kurniacahyaashary9952]

LMAO

[@pashakako6051]

XD

[@1chip]

Most people rushes when diving or swimming underwater, because of that, their heartbeats are increasing and which means making more blood. Making more blood means that you need oxygen to help transfer the blood cells everywhere in your body, and then the amount of oxygen in your lungs are increasing faster if you rush.

[@rinatvlog7577]

Thanks for the tips

[@GreatWhite7]

Help, I used too much weight on the belt and now I am stuck at the bottom of the pool. Its the local pool in Tucson Arizona if anyone can read this. Hurry, I am running out of .......

[@siva9422]

......lung power

[@edwincutzeditz2581]

ARE YOU DEAD?

[@ScubaShark--8964]

*_Just walk up the slope like how I did awhile ago XD_*

[@davidpekez113]

...internet

[@willowplayz4201]

....time

[@huzaifa7384]

I think clear water also helps to swim a bit longer as it keeps you calm till you are underwater.

[@khuzaimarassiwala5156]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@tsi_yoav2363]

If you would look closely there is water in the background 👍🏻

[@Ibroketherubber]

Very informative, underrated

[@Migger123.]

Thx for da tips

[@bryaneditiontv600]

Great video very informative.

[@rjrjhiro6555]

thanks

[@NahyanOnKBM]

Thanks now I’m wayyyyyyyyy better 😊

[@beckyzimmerman1915]

I'm half convinced this guy is water magics channel twin or something 😂

[@thibod07]

Merci! Vraiment très utile vos recommendations! L’utilisation des pattes de grenouilles font une grosse différence mais de pouvoir nager sous l’eau sans équipements c’est le paradis, liberté totale jusqu’au moment où on manque d’air. J’essaie de rester le plus près possible du fond de la piscine ça semble faire une différence sur la longueur que je peux parcourir sous l’eau.

[@elijohnson6589]

How tf did he learn this this is english

[@Pinkamongusss]

@@elijohnson6589 Uhm there's something called "captions"

[@nakmuay2727]

tusen takk min venn

[@jenniferpurvis5441]

Amazing ✊🏽 👻💐🤙🏽

[@tiaanfourie3181]

😘👌nic3 thanks for the tips speaking English yeah relax chill

[@dark-wg5jt]

1:00 he's been resurrected

[@shelbymorrow9000]

what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😄

[@megaloodon6240]

Oh you're definitely Norwegian Just found your channel and I like it a lot!

[@Christian_Wedoy]

THANKS I am Norwegian :)

[@skiney]

Nice

[@ameer_0286]

Ahhahahahahhaha i held my breath for 20 seconds after this vid

[@jesusavalossosa3767]

Disculpa la molestia por casualidad lo tiene en español ? Necesito porfavor graciaz

[@berthaavendano6117]

Me encanta, pero mi idioma es español

[@wealthychef]

If you are going to use weights and fins, then why not buy a little robot propulsion system and a scuba tank? Haha

[@kevins3646]

Number 2 pro tip: Swim behind the girl and use her back draft.

[@Benwut]

For me, I don't need a weight belt because I don't float even with full lungs, I sink like a brick.

[@kylegusek]

I can get my shoulders out of the water during a deep breath. Just another reason to lose some body fat

[@SpclOps20]

Means you have very low body fat. 👍

[@CK-ok4uj]

wow her kick ...I am just wathcing at it

[@ShubhamSharma-hm3qf]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@Nibbliess100]

Bro imagine having a weight belt, but you run out of air and you aren't able to unbuckle it :')

[@antonydecosta6262]

Walking on the floor is much energy efficient

[@gregorychalmers2466]

I focused; on the girl

[@aproniuk]

the video series does not stand up to criticism. Sorry, but the equipment is not available. Hand work is fundamentally different. Swimming in flippers is also far from good. There is no kick back. Divers do not have a relaxed state. The neck is tense. All this will not help to dive far. Well, a small detail, the belt should be placed much lower. But the topic is good and I like it ))))

[@oompylover312]

What pool is this?

[@glowingspacecow8980]

I’m pretty sure it is the one that has water in it, but I’m not 100% sure. Correct me if I’m wrong

[@_--.--_]

@@glowingspacecow8980 from experience I approve that this has water in it.

[@selfelements8037]

1:46 Hyperventilating.

[@lelouchlamperouge3077]

Ee.. wait. Breeding ?

[@Spiral9Fan0]

I used this but the problem is oxygen 😕😕😕

[@magnum7424]

Keep practicing as often as possible, taking your time swimming to make the most out of every stroke. When at home, use a breath trainer app multiple times a day. When at home, you dont need to worry about blacking out underwater so you can push yourself further. Get someone to watch over you when at the pool, and remember that swimming will lower your breath duration substantially. You can also try belly breathing to open up your lungs a bit more. Filling the deepest parts of your lungs that usually remain empty/squished, then sharply exhaling will help to cycle fresh oxygen at very fast rates when recovering from exhaustion. Im not a professional so doing your own research on these techniques would probably make them easier to perform.

[@jogmas12]

I’m too buoyant to swim under water.

[@Notmeggii]

Lmao same

[@Electron_0607]

When he took of he weight belt he ascended

[@aliranjbar6601]

I m the first person that comment.

[@aliranjbar6601]

😁

[@danielcruz400]

The ortos.

[@rip_jamalp]

Im second

[@MijdonOdinson]

0:48 they have full lungs ?! what does this mean ? Does it mean that some people have less lungs ?!

[@opticalprime1078]

He means their lungs are full of air. Because you usually take a extremely deep breath before holding your breath

[@ekipablodier3982]

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[@black79montecarlo123]

I like breeding before I swim too. Sometimes during 😅🤣🤣🤣

[@ekipablodier3982]

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[@pratikkadam3169]

Here just to see the girl in th bikini swimming

[@adilahassen8977]

Oh I can't breath just from watching her under water

[@benjaminfroud4886]

I can now do 25m easily in one breath in approximately 12 seconds.....

[@arnejuwe7544]

I call cap

[@lennertdevoldere7000]

@@arnejuwe7544 because it is... 25 m in 12 seconds would be 2 m/s, which means that either he is a proffesional or it is cap

[@Thordenlyn]

@@arnejuwe7544 fr cap! Olypic swimmers does 25m in 15 seconds on average on 100m swims. And thats above water

[@aproniuk]

dynamics in fins - an average speed of 1m/s for professional freedivers. This is the optimal speed where the time spent under water and the loss of oxygen from the physical load coincide at a point close to the optimal one.

[@hehehe8337]

bro doesn't even know the underwater armstroke and giving advices

[@ekipablodier3982]

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