![]() Sobat said he was inspired to break his own record by his daughter Sasa, who has cerebral palsy, autism and epilepsy. ![]() However, due to the pure oxygen intake prior to his attempt, he was able to hold his breath for more than double the current world record time for static diving/apnea, which doesn’t involve additional oxygen. In order to deal with such spams, he counts them as a coping mechanism to help him stay conscious underneath the water surface. Other than breathing techniques, his training also prepared him to control involuntary muscle spasms that occur around 18 minutes beneath the water due to a lack of oxygen. The report also mentioned that the world record setting diver, with years of training and conditioning behind him, trained his body to pump oxygenated blood around his body, in particular to his brain, more slowly. The 54-year-old former bodybuilder turned to static diving and went on to become one of the world’s top 10 divers before he set his record of 24 plus minutes beneath the water. Sobat’s record breaking feat took place in a swimming pool in the town of Sisak and was conducted under supervision from doctors, reporters and supporters as he completed the record attempt.Prior to attempting to break his own record, Sobat prepared extensively and was inhaling pure oxygen in minutes leading up to the attempt. ![]() One such recent world record from the Republic of Croatia is making waves after a daredevil broke his own world record for holding his breath underwater after staying submerged for almost half an hour.Īccording to a DailyMail report, Budimir Buda Sobat, who is already GWR holder, over the weekend managed to break his own record and in the process set a new one - of 24 minutes and 33 seconds. There are many record holders in the Guinness World Records (GWR) archives, but few set the bar high not for others to break, but to surpass their own. ![]()
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