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William Trubridge, 29, won the Vertical Blue free immersion competition at Dean's Blue Hole on Long Island in the Bahamas.
Wearing a specially designed silicon-coated wetsuit, he spent 4 minutes, 9 seconds under water without the aid of oxygen, using a unique form of breast stroke to propel himself and claim the record
Another free diver recently set the record for holding his breath at more than twenty minutes......
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