¿Cómo aguantar la respiración durante 29 minutos y 3 segundos? La ciencia detrás del récord

29 minutes and 3 seconds without breathing: this is the new world record for static apnea set by Croatian professional Vitomir Maričić in Croatia. Static apnea is a diving practice in which you hold your breath for as long as possible, remaining motionless with your face underwater. But how is it possible? And how did this freediver manage to hold his breath for almost half an hour in June 2025? In this video, we'll explore how to hold your breath for so long, the techniques involved, and the potential complications. 00:00 Introduction 00:43 Why we breathe 01:23 What happens in static apnea 03:14 How to hold your breath for half an hour 04:26 Freediving tricks: Equalization 04:55 Pre-oxygenation with pure oxygen 07:04 The risks of extreme apnea 08:00 Vitomir Maričić and the apnea record: 29 min and 3 s #geopop #apnea #record