Longest Time Breath Held Voluntarily-record set by Tom Sietas
Tom Sietas leaving ABC studios after appearing on 'Live with Regis and Kelly' New York City, USA - 19.09.08 Ray Filmano Stock Photo - Alamy
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Tom Sietas leaving ABC studios after appearing on 'Live with Regis and Kelly' New York City, USA - 19.09.08 Stock Photo - Alamy
Diver holds breath for 18 minutes breaking world record - World News - Mirror Online
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How CAN a man hold his breath for 22 minutes: The amazing feat of world record holder Tom Sietas explained | Daily Mail Online
Tom Sietas - Extraordinary Humans - Season 2 - Insight TV
Tom Sietas leaving ABC studios after appearing on 'Live with Regis and Kelly' New York City, USA - 19.09.08 Ray Filmano Stock Photo - Alamy
How CAN a man hold his breath for 22 minutes: The amazing feat of world record holder Tom Sietas explained | Daily Mail Online
Talkshow vom 24.06.2006 in Hamburg, Tom Sietas Stock Photo - Alamy
Tom Sietas: Der deutsche Apnoetaucher - 123 Tauchsport
Tom Sietas Sets New Guinness World Record For O2 Static Apnea - DeeperBlue.com
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How CAN a man hold his breath for 22 minutes: The amazing feat of world record holder Tom Sietas explained | Daily Mail Online
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Diver holds breath for 18 minutes breaking world record - World News - Mirror Online
Free diver breaks world record by holding his breath underwater 22:22 minutes | Daily Mail Online
Tom Sietas on Performance, Resilience & Motivation - Premium Speakers
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TIL In 2012, German freediver Tom Sietas held his breath underwater for 22 minutes and 22 seconds, besting Dane Stig Severinsen's previous Guinness record by 22 seconds. : r/todayilearned
dpa) - German freediver Tom Sietas lies motionless in the water during his attempt to break the Static Apnea Diving World Record in Hamburg, Germany, Wednesday 9 June 2004. With 8 minutes
