Natalia Molchanova freediving world record DNF

Natalia Molchanova of Russia breaks the record of dynamic no fins (DNF) at the individual AIDA Pool World Championships Belgrade 2013. She swam 182 meters underwater on June 27th, breaking the record by 19 meters.

[@marig1972]

RIP Natalia Molchanova...I still remember you...Will always remember...God bless your soul.

[@aminaamina-ze9eo]

راكي فحل وزينة

[@leenbean2998]

She died?!?!!

[@axbaxb1320]

@@leenbean2998, yes, in 2015.

[@priusa8113]

Mari Rodriguez did she die of drowning???

[@leenbean2998]

@@axbaxb1320 how???

[@703aditya]

Oxygen- Am I a joke to you?

[@tatananduniabaru3243]

Masak

[@chik1k1zou]

Them : apparently, yes you are

[@СергейСергеев-б6ц]

Я сам охуел

[@Aarush517]

Yes

[@Aarush517]

Actually no

[@ubosh3901]

May she rest in peace, a legend was gone from earth, but will always remain in our hearts

[@oliviapratt975]

Well, today I learned that freediving is a thing! This was somehow both soothing and terrifying to watch

[@DaanVerhoeven]

wait till you see the deep stuff!

[@claudiaalejandrapradinesfa7388]

@@DaanVerhoeven r tap!⅝Ata

[@romariosbor]

Великая женщина и великий спортсмен!!! Наталья скорбим и помним твои рекорды! Очень жаль!!!

[@trust3r]

а как она на вверх не всплывает, и из за чего умерла она?

[@romariosbor]

@@trust3r для соревнований спортсмены специально отгружаются в "ноль", чтобы компенсировать плавучесть. Она погибла во время тренировки в море. Тело так и не нашли (

[@papirico3920]

Ppl: nobody can hold the breath so long. Natalie: hold my lungs

[@Phoenixfishart]

No thanks I think you’ll need those XD

[@ievaposkute4963]

Can they?

[@EE-hi4re]

😅

[@alisaldera2596]

This is fake

[@Gymrat2006]

RIP to the greatest female free diver of all time

[@oluwafemis1133]

@That dumb friend of yours Herbert Nitsch

[@hellokittybg93]

How did she die?

[@Ys_Guy]

@@hellokittybg93 went 40m deep and never came up for air according to Spanish reports

[@hellokittybg93]

@@Ys_Guy did they find the body?

[@notricky1680]

@@hellokittybg93 doesn't seem like it according to Wikipedia: "On 2 August 2015, she was reported missing after giving a private lesson dive near Formentera, Spain.[2] She went down to a depth of 40 metres (131 ft.), not as deep as normal, but caught by a current, without weights, she is thought to have been taken down. She never came up for air. Initial rescue and recovery efforts were unsuccessful.[2] As of 4 August, search and rescue efforts continued, but she was presumed dead by the search party, including her son Alexey Molchanov.[11][2][12] The Spanish Civil Code provides that a missing person by shipwreck or amid a dangerous activity shall be declared deceased in absentia three months after a missing report.[13]" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natalia_Molchanova

[@PitoVH]

R.I.P the greatest

[@davidasingleton8943]

I was holding my breath and I don’t know why. It was like an automatic reaction to this video and I didn’t realize it until I almost passed out! Crazy

[@HealthyBalance365]

I watched this at first like ok.. Then it got my full attention! Wow! This is amazing! I came up for air 10 times.

[@layruh]

if anybody else was worrying how she died (since people only want to comment rip and then not explain.. 😐) natalia was giving a private lesson august 2015 and is thought to have been caught in a current. she went missing and people only searched for her for about 3 days before giving up, and she was never found

[@tunatros8317]

She turned mermaid and decided to living in ocean forever

[@Forzendream]

@@tunatros8317 seriously? Ok

[@tunatros8317]

@@Forzendream 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@cr-----7]

Their is any theory on natalia's missing ?

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

I was out of breath in the middle of the pool......on the first lap.🤦🏽‍♀️🥵🤣🤣😂😂

[@markfox9034]

Michelle, don’t feel bad. She was quite the underwater breathholder girl, wasn’t she?! Most women (and men) can’t hold their breath underwater for quite as long as she was able to

[@jlacr8056]

@@markfox9034 shut up mark

[@glennsmith8676]

I'm surprised that she does multiple kicks without using her arms. But then, she always amazes me!

[@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731]

Conserves energy

[@soundmattersuk]

More drag moving your arms forward again. Your legs aren't affected quite so much because they are in the body's slip stream, and they are bigger and more energy efficient.

[@anglefromsky7552]

*I can hold my breath for real long when my dad farts*

[@Enimal_]

angle fromsky 😂😂

[@vera483]

What?

[@brianjohnson3444]

I just about farted from laughing so hard at this comment!😂

[@ciaofelix7663]

Real life

[@baddiexbiatch3026]

Lmao

[@56postoffice]

That is proper lung capacity. *GREATEST FEMALE FREEDIVER EVER RIP*

[@cinthiahm1444]

Did you mean "greatest freediver"? Or you just mean it inside the female group?

[@finnbismark]

my record is only 70 meters having of tried it my self makes this seem so much more impressive

[@richielavey1565]

Finn Bismark lol mines around 25 and in a much smaller pool

[@nuclearping]

Mine too, ~70m but with fins.

[@derrickderrick668]

I almost died on tho couch holding my breath for less than 30 seconds. Do you hate me that much oxygen??

[@BusyChum]

Derrick Derrick nahh its your lungs dude

[@dysob4119]

Total opposite oxygen love u too much

[@aur485]

She had more than 40 world records.

[@madisonwade390]

I’m a swimmer and all I can say is how do they deal with that co2 buildup in there lunges

[@siagracern]

So satisfying to watch!! They streamline smoothly!!

[@larslarsen9707]

Lol I thought it would be a disqualified attempt, because of the "DNF" terminology.. it usually means "did not finish" :P

[@aciddox6021]

Lars Larsen dynamic no fins in this context

[@victorachim3951]

I thought same😂

[@robeanfran]

DNF terminology isn't a disqualification

[@markfox9034]

Dynamic no fins, done barefoot not with fins

[@ТмныйРыцарь-ю7л]

Вау, настоящая чудо-женщина :0

[@tuekappel]

3 legkicks and a breaststroke. one to remember. Nice detail too, touching the back wall, and setting off from the ledge :-) that's 7x10 cm extra Truly a remarkable performance.

[@dr.physiker9930]

It is mstly about the time under water not distance

[@Verena.Fleissner.Unlimited]

@@dr.physiker9930 nope. then that would be the static discipline. dynamic is always about the distance and never about the time.

[@arjitsharma1709]

I can hold my breath for 2 minute under the water,, but this is awesome

[@Wil_Dasovich]

Idk how she did that for 3:30 minutes. Its hard enough to do a static breathold for 3 minutes what more to swim! 😮

[@DaanVerhoeven]

agreed - she was a beast!

[@alexxodessa]

3 min sta is very easy even for beginners just in one week 😉🤫

[@mtsolobaja]

Always to perfection!

[@YACKYSNACKY]

Awesome Glide! Wow, amazing breath-holding skills.

[@rueci23]

I thought this was one of those prank videos that just keep going and going and never comes to an end.

[@sonshinesingz1498]

What a beautiful experience just watching her

[@007calkinvallz7]

So amazing!!! I can’t even go there and back...

[@brenttrading2363]

I can hold my breath for a half an hour, I breath in my hand and hold it.

[@theresag1969]

She had 41 world records and 23 world titles. She could hold her breath for at least nine minutes.

[@rosasafont4699]

Wow,! Que bárbara,! Felicidades, Natalia,!

[@Hamza-H.M]

Je n'arrive pas à croire à mes yeux, je me demandais à chaque fois si il allait sortir. Il a fait plusieurs allé retour dans un piscine mesurant environs 50 Mètre. Il mérite une couronne 👑

[@aa1aopla]

La piscine n'est que de 25 metres. Elle a fait env. 185 m.

[@BusyChum]

everyone's talking about her... but what about the guy filming tho

[@DaanVerhoeven]

very kind of you to think of me - but I had a few breaths at the surface during her dive

[@cassandraan.3308]

Rest in Peace😭

[@123lalgerina]

How she died

[@dr.physiker9930]

@@123lalgerina was killed by competitors while diving at trainings in a sea, she was unbeatable recordholder, money angry assholes killed her!

[@dr.physiker9930]

was killed by competitors while diving at trainings in a sea, she was unbeatable recordholder, money angry assholes killed her!

[@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731]

@@dr.physiker9930 how did they kill her?

[@이주연-p5k3c]

와...페활량이..어마무시 하다.. 존경스럽기까지!👍

[@mastermind2971]

I paused the video so they can rest and get some air

[@geraldlundegard4206]

So sad. She was an incredible woman who led an incredible life. She died doing what she loved. May God Bless and her family.

[@benjaromo6222]

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[@jimenezfrankestein5356]

Batalla molchanova toda una estrella natalia molchanova porsiempre

[@markfoz7248]

Mental. Humans are incredible.

[@MrSquaremind]

Amazing woman!💪rest in peace !

[@123lalgerina]

How she died

[@arseniolopeznavarro8868]

Requiescant In Pace, dearest mermaid queen

[@isabelleporfirio1389]

Cifififo😙

[@dr.physiker9930]

was killed by competitors while diving at trainings in a sea, she was unbeatable recordholder, money angry assholes killed her!

[@markfox9034]

This appears to be a pool for underwater breath holders. Everyone in the background is also doing underwater breathless laps

[@56juicee]

I definitely give it to these amazing divers just watching this video made me feel like i was about to drown talk about holding ya breath

[@barefootbeachrunner9498]

I can do 2 laps of that 50m total and thought i was doing okay She did 7 laps Awesome doesnt seem enough to describe how amazing this is

[@freediveryoubuur]

She is amazing. Very cool and different technique.

[@mariomanuelfelipe8024]

She was.

[@ananyalebaka7892]

How on earth does one hold their breath for that freakin long?

[@rxonmymind8362]

Part training and the other “luck” in that you’ve trained yourself heart to sloooooow down to where it’s as though time has almost stopped. An amazing feeling that I’ve only experienced once in my life. I tried to duplicate it the next day and thereafter in every swimming environment. Never happened again. I’ll always be grateful to have had that experience. I went a mere 150 meters in one amazing breath.

[@ilyasebn9986]

ءحبك

[@aa1aopla]

@@rxonmymind8362 luck 🤔?. I don't think so. It's a looooot of training and partialy a talent. It's very complex. (I'm a freediver too.)

[@ٱٱلَِٰھَِٰیِبةۦۦ]

@@ilyasebn9986 😂😂😂 شيفتهمون

[@markfox9034]

Ananya, it’s mind over matter. Her body says “I need to breathe, now!” Her mind says “no you don’t, no you can’t”

[@jordanfreedivers9979]

RlP best female freediver❤️

[@elizangufor2056]

What did she die of?

[@YoriichiTsugikuni-999]

Human will evolve into mermaid 🧜🏻‍♀️ one day for sure !

[@DallasGraves]

Blacked out just watching this

[@eszp6872]

Hey, holding your breath while watching this helps you push further, I got to hold mine up to 1:54 seconds in a stop watch.

[@roadtoroidz8130]

Top Dawg hahhaha i usually hold my breath for 1.20 but only because of your comment i held it for exact 1.54

[@emilydarnell4808]

I got to 3:00 watching this. I only had 2:13 prior to this

[@standardkeyboard]

mine at the longest is 3:06 but underwarer and swimming I only got more than a minute and only 1 lap for a 20 meter pool. But free diving heck less than a minute 😂😂😂

[@markfox9034]

She’s quite the underwater breathless breath holder girl!

[@subbalimbu3457]

Respect!

[@クリスま79]

대단합니다 ...경이롭다...!

[@fairlyvague82]

I was legit getting breathless after a minute

[@Sim4i]

Хочется верить, что Наташенька жива и здорова и живёт где-нибудь на необитаемом острове... 😔

[@ahsanalizardari5671]

How of you don't know how to swim but still watching

[@nooriman5944]

Don’t call me out like that😅

[@marwaboudali4117]

She made this looks easy ..WOW i mean like she's really comfortable doing it.

[@rupertee]

Breath taking

[@abolarinsalim7672]

This is on a very.. Very much impressive..

[@isabaru6562]

RIP Natalia. You became a mermaid and never returned back.

[@jaison7828]

Almost drowned watching and I’m not even in the pool

[@miaroberge5966]

I did 75 meters in my 30 meter pool but that is un believable what they did

[@andreasfarmakis5422]

What a legend... RIP

[@sluvjane]

Amazing！！！

[@robertociardi2219]

Oh Natalya... Natalya... honey ❤.... we messed you... without you the depths have not longer been the same. We love and admire you. 😭😭😭

[@Jupe367]

The lady next to her is a full length ahead of her, much faster too.

[@八神いおりん-l1h]

すごすぎる。動かずに地上で最高3分ぐらいなんに水中で動きながらあんなにいけるなんて...自分がやったらひとかきひとけりを交互にやっても37.5が限界泣

[@musikeradaw]

Rest in peace…

[@laaiiiiw9559]

I tried to hold my breath like them I almost passed away

[@fadimuhammad]

Rose's are red Violets are blue I didnt search for this Neither did you

[@lego4av]

I just fell into KZbin's world water sport competition.. wow everything is a thing now.. cool

[@sylvaindemeulenaere]

Look at this guy just casually swimming along😊

[@Dredziowata]

She is still swimming somewhere ... there .....

[@1nferno744]

she can hold her breath for so long!

[@hulyotv6210]

that streamline 🔥

[@gonzalomartinez5393]

Tremendos apneistas, mis felicitaciones, yo tan solo me hago 30 metros.

[@mohamedkezbelkhiri9086]

3 minutes and 30 secunds by one breathe 😱😱

[@SaneAsylum]

Actually short by static apnea standards. But hold your breath as long as you can in bed in the morning and then try doing it while jogging and you see the difference very quickly!

[@oomiesays]

I didnt realize they couldn't breathe omfg

[@markfox9034]

She was holding her breath the entire time

[@NfsBxx]

Wish I know that freediving was a sport when use to swimming haha... I use to love do that in the end of the training, I remember reach 87m... really far way from 182m by Natalia.

[@alekshovkun306]

Freediving queen! Kingdom of heaven to her!

[@akseli9]

Under how many kicks on a wall a record is validated, please? If there is no such limit of how frequently the diver can use such good help from a wall-kick, then I would suggest a very narrow swimming pool, as narrow as possible, so the diver could kick from a wall even more often, which would help quite a lot. Thanks in advance for your replies.

[@akseli9]

I found the answer. It's 25 meters. The swimming pool must be at least 25 meters, so the diver can get good help of kicking from a wall, only once every 25 meters. Thanks wikipedia.

[@Wolf3fd]

Np

[@priusa8113]

How many minutes was the record? Why was it in a pool not in the ocean? First time watching this. Thanks

[@DaanVerhoeven]

in 2013 there were 6 disciplines in freediving, 3 in the pool, 3 in the ocean. In the pool, you did either time, or distance, or distance with fins. This was a record for distance without fins.

[@오로라님프]

Wow fantastic!!

[@imawakeareyou7082]

Yup this is the way i swim because i can't swim on top, somebody please help because I'm trying to avoid the divers they're scary. 😂

[@JunedoesASMR]

Do they swim slow, so that they can hold their breath for longer? Could swimming faster not be an option?

[@hannahodonnell7511]

It’s because you can hold your breath for longer, if you swim fast you get out of breath. And especially if they swim down- they have to go slow

[@edisonjohn7605]

To be able to hold your breath in a long period of time you need a total relaxation of most of your body. So swimming in a proper manner would not put a stress on your body which could affect your breath hold duration.

[@JunedoesASMR]

@@edisonjohn7605 thank you for thorough answer😄

[@justoaguilarlinares3209]

Excelente!!! Bellisimo!!!

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

I fell asleep while watching

[@bettyjohnson4875]

Wait! What!?? How long are you supposed to do this?? This is some scary stuff!!

[@DaanVerhoeven]

wait till you see the deep stuff!

[@JoseGarcia-gh2hm]

Práctico natación 😳 e intentado hacer lo mismo pero Siempre floto 😳 Woo gran prueba

[@indigo2300]

So nobody is going to talk about The cameraman? He was underwater The whole time

[@DaanVerhoeven]

i took a couple of breaths at the surface during the dive

[@indigo2300]

Daan Verhoeven k. I was like The camera man was The real winner here xD

[@cristani709]

Just how do you train for that....

[@Minslocker]

she maybe got caught by giant cuttlefish, giant octopus or giant squid not by current.

[@vladan_official1452]

Hi, Natalia is definitely the queen of freediving, kingdom of heaven!!!

[@borislopez6959]

Молодец!

[@NilleMr20]

RIP

[@mohamedzaki5775]

📟🚣🚘🚒🚔🚐🚐🚲🚲🚲

[@mohamedzaki5775]

👎👎👎👎👎👎💗

[@mohamedzaki5775]

6y6

[@schirmeyerb]

legs are perfect.....

[@Jorgiechannel]

I came here cause I really want to learn how to dive huhu

[@fadyabdelfattah2853]

Come to egypt❤

[@Jorgiechannel]

@@fadyabdelfattah2853 is Egypt have beach to hehe..

[@alejaballestas7319]

OMG amazing