Arnaud Jérald breaks the world record in twin fins at a depth of 112 m

Arnaud Jérald broke a new world record -

New talent in deep freediving, Marseille's Arnaud Jérald broke the world record in twin fins (constant weight) by descending to 112 m on Tuesday in Kalamata, Greece.

The 24-year-old diver signed his feat in a competition, the European Cup, in which about twenty athletes participate.

He dived Tuesday morning for a record apnea in 3 minutes and 24 seconds.

He broke the world record that had just been set by world star Alexey Molchanov.

The Russian, who held the best world mark (110 m in August 2019), descended Monday to 111 m in 4 min 10 sec in Krk (Croatia).

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• Marseilles

• World record

• Apnea

• Record