Stig Severninsen of Denmark broke his last record of 20 minutes 10 seconds by dropping his heart rate down to 30bpm while submerged in 30 degree water.
My head is filled with random facts of God knows what. People always seemed amazed by the pointless knowledge so I started putting them down on my facebook on Fridays. Then I decided why not have somewhere to post them for others to share and see on days besides Fridays.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Bored?? Why not just hold your breath as long as you can.
Got 22 minutes to spare and want to kill some time? Try holding your breath. If you can do it for 22 minutes and 01 seconds then you have officially beaten the world record for holding ones breath under water. That's right. I am not making this up... TWENTY TWOOOOOO FRICKING MINUTES!!!!!
Stig Severninsen of Denmark broke his last record of 20 minutes 10 seconds by dropping his heart rate down to 30bpm while submerged in 30 degree water.
Stig Severninsen of Denmark broke his last record of 20 minutes 10 seconds by dropping his heart rate down to 30bpm while submerged in 30 degree water.
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