Peruvian Juan Valdivia broke apnea diving document

The well-known Peruvian neurosurgeon Juan “Jani” Valdivia – broke the nationwide document for deep apnea diving beneath the AIDA (Worldwide Affiliation for the Improvement of Apnea) guidelines, in fixed weight mode with a monofin, 65 meters under the ocean floor. The feat was achieved within the Dean’s Blue Gap within the Bahamas on July 25 of this yr.

The principle purpose of Juan Valdivia, present Chief of Neurosurgery at St Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa Florida, United States, is to proceed spreading this sport and research the consequences of freediving on the human physique and well being. He lives within the metropolis of Tampa, within the state of Florida and shares the game of freediving along with his work as a neurosurgeon.

“I really feel very blissful to realize these 65 meters beneath the ocean within the fixed weight monofin mode. Freediving isn’t an excessive sport, it’s a sport the place you discover rest and discover your personal physique beneath the ocean. In Peru we’re slowly spreading this sport the place we do need to have duty,” mentioned Juan Valdivia.

Juan Valdivia is the chief of Neurosurgery at St Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa, Florida. He graduated with honors in 2002. With greater than 21 years of various experiences, particularly in neurosurgery, Valdivia joined St Joseph’s Hospital, and cooperates with many different medical doctors and specialists within the Baycare Medical Group, Inc.