this mans fingers wrinkle faster than he loses his breath. absolutely breath taking
@Mush3064 Says:
During the final test of my junior high’s swimming lessons, since I didn’t manage to learn how to breathe without drowning myself before that test, nor did I really learn how to swim faster, my teacher just about to put a 0 on my test results. I asked her that if I would still get some points back if I managed to get across the 25 m pool without stopping, and she said yes. Then I exhaled, took a very deep breath and jump straight into the lane. It took me one and a half minutes to get across with some probably-far-from-correct freestyle kicks, and I had to hold my breath the entire time. In the last 30 seconds my abdomen was twitching and trying to force myself to breathe. I even swallowed the pool water for a few times while my body fought against my mind. I knew I would force myself to get across even if I choked halfway again, (this was a thing I did before in my elementary school swimming tests… I was in the age of 12 by then. I choked and almost drowned myself but didn’t intend to stop while trying to complete the swim. This sounds reckless but I treated the test as if I were really swimming at some deep and open water and were trying to survive. Though the severe dizziness, chest pain, coughs and vomiting after I reached the other side of the lane did certainly cause some chaos…), but from my past experience the sense of drowning was very unpleasant to bear with and I had that in mind to remind myself the consequences to breathe. This was how I got myself through that swimming test.
Later on in my senior high school, I learned how to swim without a problem, then realised that it was never the problem of my swimming talent to begin with. Whether or not a coach could teach well was the real issue there.
@samuelspace101 Says:
I would consider myself a professional on breathing, I’ve been doing it my whole life.
@hunter133official Says:
Easy to Breathe - Jack Stauber
@big_boy873 Says:
8:08 But im already good at gratiude?
@angell4335 Says:
You can’t hold your breath in water for 17 minutes no fake
@TheMosayat Says:
Excellent video as usual. Too bad the ad was for betterhelp, really hope youtubers stop working with that shitty company
@MatthewMeimann Says:
How is he breathing in the tank
@shrikrishnaambure2380 Says:
We all tried to see how long we can hold our breath here😂😂😂
@Astro_349 Says:
lets thank brandon for watching the whole video without getting distracted
@Ambushw23 Says:
Watch one of Brandon’s videos of him going for over 10 minutes without a breathe it’s insane almost seems fake and impossible but it’s 100% really incredible what the body can do when you push it to its limits. Also it’s crazy how the mind has these tricks to get us to breathe or when we can’t has these processes to help us survive longer till we can, incredibly we can do all this with only using like 10% of our brain, think about this a 1% difference in dna gets you from an small monkey to a human imagine the intelligence of a species 1% different from us with the same intelligence jump from monkey to human, a monkey could never begin to understand complex concepts like math or reading comprehension or building complex systems for the benefit of your life, we can even comprehend what that intelligence would look like
@avedic Says:
It's mind boggling how long that guy can go.....
When I time myself (albeit not submerged in water) I can go for about 50 seconds before I get a moderate urge to want to breathe. Pushing past that, I can last another 40 seconds or so. Basically 1 1/2 minutes total. At that point, I NEED to breathe. I might be able to go beyond that to 2 minutes, but it would be rather painful. The fact some people can go a full order of magnitude beyond THAT is wild...
@kaitudhope9122 Says:
but doesnt being good at holding your breathe for extended periods just cause you to have brain damage from lack of oxygen?
@Gone-Rogue Says:
The longest time I've held my breath was just about 3 minutes. Once I took my first breath of air I felt I was about to pass out 😂
@kikass32435 Says:
I hold it for 2 minutes and one second straight...
@dangullik1 Says:
Where is Stig , from Denmark ..??? 22 min
@Vanoh357 Says:
22 seconds 😅
@algomaone121 Says:
My mantra would be “Every Breath You Take” by The Police...
@Louis_Roper Says:
I had to manually breath throughout throughout this whole video.
@williamdavidjanda3552 Says:
My best time under water swimming laps 3 laps in 5 minutes.
@pipin_5321 Says:
manually breathing for the whole video
@MarleneWalker-su8ku Says:
This was amazing, I'm left breathless😂
@MarleneWalker-su8ku Says:
So tall skinny people are best , but Brandon's got a dad bod.Having one of the ideal body types I'm gonna give this at try
@MarleneWalker-su8ku Says:
I didn't try it , but my girlfriend wanted to have a go, so I held her under the water in the bath.She managed twenty minutes officer, but says nothing out of modesty😂
@elizabethandeldinkamberovi1929 Says:
I don't care how long you hold your breath, anyone that swims in a shirt is a loser.
@kylitrixgames4980 Says:
"Oxygen reacts with glucose" this is completely WRONG and I can't believe it's coming from you. I know you're a physicist, but still spreading false information over the most fundamental en best studied subject in biochemistry is almost criminal. Oxygen is NEVER in contact with glucose. Glucose is broken down to pyruvate in EVERY organism in EVERY condition. Oxygen is only required in oxidative phosforylation in complex 4 of the electron transport chain as an electron acceptor, to accept the electron passed through by cytosin C. You are writing a GLOBAL BALANCE EQUATION, which is NOT equal to a REACTION EQUATION. Glucose does not react with anything, but is broken down by different enzymes, different complexes and different cycles. (Glycolysis -> pyruvate dehydrogenase complex -> Krebs cycle -> complex 1 & 2 of the electron transport chain -> complex 3 with the ubiquitin cycle -> complex 4 -> ATP synthethase
@tedmarcak287 Says:
Damn this video invented the idea of split screen videos
@user-qr1cv5hf5o Says:
I sped up the video so he doesn't have to hold his breath or so long
@flynnli6664 Says:
not having to breathe for really long would be the best prank on your friends😆
@theoden092 Says:
breath holding contests go crazy as grownups
@EndalineVOD Says:
liar
@mousy9903 Says:
packing makes me lose vision
@NikolaStanisavljevic-rx8rx Says:
better help is not a good company
@inteoliver Says:
last year in class I got bored and wanted to see how long I could hold my breath for, it was around 45 seconds. ive been doing this every time I get bored in school/class (very often) and ive been able to go up to 1 min 20 sec and my personal best is 1 min 45 sec!
@Qasha13 Says:
2,600,00,60 views wow
@GeekyCondor Says:
I’m only thinking about breathing because of this video
@Omar-ph8wo Says:
how come the video shows a baby underwater with their eyes open- is that even possible
@mayito8531 Says:
😮 awesome
@Cl0udPvP Says:
0:58 that’s the photosynthesis equation right?
@nomisbright9039 Says:
Plot Twist! The footage of him holding his breath is sped up and he held his breath for 17 hours
@bhutshubham6873 Says:
I tried and commenting from hell
@ChristopherToro Says:
I wonder how that first breath felt after not breathing for 17minutes
@X-SPONGED Says:
12:13
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@2KHunter Says:
JESUS AND GOD LOVES EVERYONE SO MUCH TURN TO THEM BEFORE ITS TO LATE
@justiceseeker2557 Says:
But we have to admit that no lies were told in this video. These are arguments that are valid. Of course we should stop the emissions of CO2, but these arguments are not lies.
@Trologee Says:
No video has ever forced me to realize my breathing and make me manually breathe as much as this vid
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