National Geographic Channel is going off the deep end with its next live television event, “Free Dive Live With William Trubridge.” The network will partner with DSP (Darlow Smithson Productions) for ...

The world record-holder will attempt to dive deeper than the height of the Statue of Liberty. By Lesley Goldberg WILLIAM TRUBRIDGE Nat Geo PR Image - P 2014 National Geographic Channel is taking a ...

Free divers are constantly pushing the limits of the human body, diving ever deeper beneath the ocean’s surface every year. New Zealander William Trubridge has now gone deeper than any unassisted free ...

"Sometimes if I'm taking my last breath, a voice will pop into my mind saying, 'This could be your last breath of your life.'" That's what champion free diver William Trubridge told 60 Minutes in the ...

When free diver William Trubridge surfaced from his astonishing 122-metre plunge at the Vertical Blue competition in the Bahamas recently, he had broken the world record. Unsatisfied, he did it again ...

Freediver William Trubridge is diving to new depths, shattering two world records just days apart. The New Zealander held his breath for four minutes and 24 seconds to break his own freediving record ...

Imagine holding your breath for four minutes and 24 seconds. Now imagine diving deeper into the sea than the Statue of Liberty is tall. That’s exactly what New Zealander William Trubridge did in the ...

There's a whole world under the surface and only Ron has any idea about it. And sometimes the two worlds collide, and sometimes they don't. Ron holds them at arm's length from each other. Watch every ...

Four and a half minutes is a decent chunk of time. It’s about how long it takes for your coffee to brew or your average shower. So imagine holding your breath for that entire time, while diving 400 ...

ONE BREATH is a short documentary about William Trubridge a world champion of freediving a form of deep water diving done without the aid of external breathing devices In 2011 Trubridge won the Worlds ...