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In 2002, free diver Tanya Streeter attempted to set a No Limits world record by diving down to 160m and resurfacing, all on a single breath. She would have to survive the pressures of the deep and hold her breath for 3 and a half minutes. It almost went wrong. Tanya Streeter spoke to Alex Last in 2015.
PHOTO: Tanya Streeter on her record-breaking dive (Buzz Photo/Alamy Stock Photo)
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