article_snippet.sent: Free divers are able to hold Free divers breath for more than 20 minutes .
article_snippet.sent: Freediving is a form of underwater diving where no scuba gear or breathing apparatus is used.
article_snippet.sent: To breathe for minutes, free divers go through sophisticated mind-body control techniques to push self-induced apnoea - the science of not breathing - to the limits.
article_snippet.sent: Some free divers can hold Some free divers breath for more than 20 minutes.
article_snippet.sent: Stig Severinsen, for example - nicknamed The Man Who Doesn't Breathe - is the holder of multiple records in diving using Stig Severinsen 'State of Zen' technique to control Stig Severinsen breathing.
article_snippet.sent: In October 2012, Stig Severinsen broke the record for the longest time breath held voluntarily by a male by spending 22 minutes with Stig Severinsen head submerged in a pool in London.
highlights_snippet.sent: Free divers are able to hold Free divers breath for more than 20 minutes .