Just 1 breath: Pursuit of freediving records, fame pushes underwater athletes to the limit
Using the oxygen of just one breath, freedivers swim hundreds of feet below the ocean's surface and back. Not all of them make it.
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Using the oxygen of just one breath, freedivers swim hundreds of feet below the ocean's surface and back. Not all of them make it.
Using the oxygen of just one breath, freedivers swim hundreds of feet below the ocean's surface and back. Not all of them make it.
Port Elizabeth, South Africa - Gletwyn Rubidge, a prominent lecturer and researcher at Nelson Mandela University, has once again placed South African freediving on the global stage with an impressive dive to a depth of 83 meters and dive time of 2 minutes 50 seconds. Competing in the Aida Freediving World Cup organized by Freediving World Sharm in Sharm El Sheik, Rubidge showcased his exceptional skills alongside dozens of international athletes during the intense six-day competition featuring various freediving disciplines.
After a whirlwind period of immigration, cancer and loss, Alex Llinas made the underwater magic happen for the cast of Marvel's "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." ESPN writer Aishwarya Kumar vouches for it.
After a whirlwind period of immigration, cancer and loss, Alex Llinas made the underwater magic happen for the cast of Marvel's "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." ESPN writer Aishwarya Kumar vouches for it.