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Danish freediving champion claims third Guinness World Records title | Guinness World Records
Stig Severinsen can hold his breath underwater for 22 MINUTES | Daily Mail Online
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Amaron on Twitter: "Stig Severinsen has the world record for holding his breath under water for 22 minutes. #LastLongReallyLong https://t.co/HTpSILufvT" / Twitter
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Freediver Stig Severinsen swims 662 feet underwater | CNN
Stig Severinsen sets world record double with pair of daring freedives beneath the ice | Guinness World Records
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Danish freediving champion claims third Guinness World Records title | Guinness World Records
Lahost, Czech Republic. 23rd Feb, 2021. Czech freediver David Vencl breaks Stig Severinsen's eight-year-old Guinness record for swimming under the ice. David Vencl set the record 80, 9 meters underwater - without
Stig Åvall Severinsen - Breaking News – 500 Feet Below The Ice – Stig Severinsen Sets A New Guinness World Record Demonstrating extreme skill, incredible bravery and intense dedication, four-time, Danish World
Stig Severinsen Sets A New Guinness World Record, Swims 250 Feet Under Ice Without Fins Or Wetsuit - DeeperBlue.com
Stig Severinsen Sets New Guinness World Underwater Swimming Record - DeeperBlue.com
Man swims 662 feet underwater with one breath in Denmark. Video may take your breath way | Trending - Hindustan Times
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Freediver Stig Severinsen swims 662 feet underwater | CNN
Stig Severinsen can hold his breath underwater for 22 MINUTES | Daily Mail Online
250 Feet Below 3 Feet of Ice In Speedos - Stig Severinsen Sets A New Guinness World Record - My Life at Speed
Guinness World Records - (Dan) An incredible feat of human endurance here - The longest time holding the breath underwater was 22 min 00 sec by Stig Severinsen (Denmark) at the London
