Very Cool Video, I'd also suggest to use a noseclip if you dont have a mask and still wanna avoid water entering in your nose... with noseclip, no water in and no mask, you can still enjoy the feeling of water coming all on your face and on your naked eyes :) plus with no mask and with a noseclip you got a stronger dive reflex :)

Me: Goes underwater without holding my nose My brain: *What if we just smelled the water tho*

Water in your nose is one of those childhood pains like stepping on a lego piece and can never forget it

Love how this guy is chilling at the bottom of the pool like he's in his living room

me: Sure! I’ll just wear a nose clip! My coach: *That’s illegal*

Just practice in a shallow end of the pool *casually diving in 4 meters Deep water*

I could hardly breathe during this video

This has been a problem my whole life, I'm absolutely terrified of people dunking me when I swim with others and I always tell people I can't keep water from getting in my nose so they know not to do that. I don't have access to a pool anymore but I might use the second technique to see if I can learn to do it. I guess it's a matter of training that muscle.

Practice in the shallow end. Meanwhile, hes practicing in like 9 foot deep part

This method teaches you one of two things.. Diving without pain, OR (in my case) Time travel, cause every time I try this i wake up two days later in the emergency room!! Different time, different place

*1 year later* God: *Ha! This glitch has been patched!*

When I'm underwater and breathing out through my nose to fast, The muscle in my throat automatically shuts to stop air from coming out and when I stop exhaling, I can breath out through my nose again. ( The muscle allows air to pass through) It's like a pause.

I find the easiest way to deal with it is to get over the pain. I found out as a kid already that it only hurts initially but on your second face-up dive any pain is completely gone and you're free to do under water whatever you want in any position you want. I'm sure this would work for many other people too, not just me. It's just the initial face-up that's a little unpleasant.

I couldn’t breathe while watching this video 😂

“Practice in the shallow end” *shows him literally 10ft under water*

Am I the only one feeling the nose burn when he filled the goggles with water

I learned this accidentally when I was 6 years old

Pfttt why do this when I can just breath under water *drowns*

Me: **watches video** Also me: *wait, I can't swim*

i knew how to do this at 8 years old but then after some time i just forgot since i don't even know how i didn't get water up my nose at 8 years old

guess it's just me that I love water and actually really enjoy pools and swimming but for the longest time I refused to go underwater. I wanted to but my anxiety took over and I haven't touched the bottom of a pool for most of my life but recently I got my goggles and pushed through the fear and started going underwater more often and soon enough I built up the courage to swim down to 6 ft and touched the bottom. I started out having to touch the bottom an even amount of times but slowly I guess I just forgot. my fear was gone. in the past weeks I can now dive down and swim at the bottom of the pool without thinking to much. I never went away but I can for the most part do want I want underwater now :)

You think pool water hurts to inhale? try salt water

me: ok easy *drowns*

Thank you. Gotta try this. 50 years I've been trying to figure this out and no one would even try to explain the second technique. They sometimes talk about the first one, but it's clearly not the one they're doing because they swim upside down or jump in. I raised four kids who can also do this fine but couldn't explain it to me.

Is no one talking about how he can see underwater

You sound like Gru from Despicable me

Instructions unclear, became a fish

Thanks man, I’m 14 and my life long dream is to be in the military but this is one of the problems I’ve had when researching and watching boot camp videos. You may have just saved me🎉

Yeah; very helpful. A lot of good information in a great presentation. Much appreciated.

Is anyone gonna talk about how his eyes are open for so long Just me ok 👇

At first i was like dis guy tryna make us drown 😆

I need to remind myself to breathe watching these videos lmao

*Welcome to the “I wish I’ve commented that” club

Me: Alright imma practice in my shower Also me: AHHHH IT BURNS *falls and dies*

*ok easy* *tries* *rushed to hospital for burning nose*

I'm so focused on you diving in the water lol I had to watch it again.

2 things i want. gills behind my ears and skin between my fingers so i can just push myself away underwater

Maybe I should have looked up HOW to swim first... help ;-;

I tried swimming with your technique and it really works!!😀 Thanks!

I just saw your video and KZfaq shorts and wanted to know how to do this and now I found another of your videos! They are awesome helping me achieve my hobby!

Thank you for sharing this, it was so much annoying when water keeps going in… Very much thank you for this I wished I could have found this earlier

1:50 omg ur nose made a magical air skirt

Instructions unclear, my nose is stuck in a microwave

Thanks for the tips! I'll try them next time at the pool! 😁

Right to the point, just how I like it.

Pretty awesome that there’s a whole channel dedicated to this kind of stuff. Looking forward to trying these techniques out!

I am a swim beginner have try but i was drowned in water I could not arrange breath and i could not breathe in the water, Since then i felt fear to swim, When i see your swim tutorial now i want to try learning swim, Hey christian wedoy Lord Jesus bless your family and keep teaching ❤

I learned at the swimming pool! Thank you so much legend ❤️

"No more pain" Hold your breath for more than 1 minute and you shouldn't feel anything

I have been watching your videos for about a year. I am a beginner freediver and you have helped me tremendously. thank you very much!

Me: MOM I WANNA GO TO THE POOL also me:dies cus i cant swim

my son is afraid of swimming and he is helping him swim and i just wanna say thank you :)

I always swim underwater without holding my nose. I thought it was normal..

Thanks I almost drowned Actually that might've been because I tried breathing underwater

Thx I just got back from swimming with a couple of my good mates and it was fun!

How deep is that pool?

I hate it when people say that just because I have to hold my nose that I’m less experienced. I’ve been swimming since I was 4 and I can hold my breath for quite a while, the only problem is that when I unplug my nose the water shoots up and it hurts really bad. When I try to blow out of my nose underwater it makes my sinus hurt and it’s not like I am too scared to try, it’s that when I do try it hurts. When I was 7-12 I didn’t need to hold my nose, but now I do. So if someone knows what the problem is, please explain!

Me: this is easy Tries 911 what’s your emergency HELP there is a child that inhaled tooo much water

I can also do this thing with the par above my lips. I just position it flat against my nose, while suction-ing on the skin. It's watertight, and pretty easy to do. I always do it while diving without a diving mask

Very helpful thanks for the methods

Was anyone else holding their breath while watching this? For me it was instinct, I couldn't breath

I edited this comment so you don't know why i recived so many likes.

1:03 Christian Wedoy: Just practice this on the shallow end of the pool... Me: *TF UR LITERALLY 4 METERS UNDERWATER*

Man you teach me how swim. And you should be a lifeguard

I never needed to hold my nose, is it just me? Iv never felt any pain....

Sir, Why are you trying to drown meh?

Sadly I hate the feeling of water in my nose, but at swim team we can’t wear diver masks, I try nose clips but they fall off, so I would like to thank you for this helpful video, now I can go free diving with no masks too!

Awesome video, thank you for sharing this 😊

Hey Christian. Thank you so much for giving these tips. I always hated doing backflips underwater and having water in my nose. I will try method 2. Thanks again!

Hmm. I'll remember that, thanks.

Yesterday I went to a diving board at the pool and did a massive jump, I was holding my nose but the impact into the water was too powerful that my fingers slipped off my nose and completely OBLITERATED my sinuses, went home and screaming in pain by my eardrums for half an hour 😭

Closing the soft palate doesn't keep water from flooding your sinuses. It just keeps it from running down your throat. Sinus flooding is a common technique in the merfolk community, and we close our soft palates during each dive and then blow the water out of our noses before inhaling at the surface. Also doing a sinus rinse such as a neti pot afterward is important for avoiding sinus infections.

Now I have found a skill I didn't know I had. I spoke with a friend about knowing how to breathe without using my nose. Now i know how. Takk skal du ha!

I really appreciate this! I remember being able to keep water out of my nose as a kid but all I could remember was to hum to push water out. I hadn't remembered how to close the sinuses. Looking forward t showing this to my 12 year old too.

Thanks you help me alot :)

Wow thanks dude love you

I couldn't breathe while watching this 😂

Method number 2 sounds perfect for my problem, I will try it next time in my backstroke swimming. Thanks a lot, I've been asking many swimmers for long time but they never gave me the right answer.

I just put one of your videos as watch later and I just finished the one about drinking Coca Cola you’re insane 😂 and if I enjoy this one video I’m saving then I’m definitely going to subscribe!!

thanks it helped me a lot👍

- jumps in the pool without holding my nose - - drowning - - dies -

You just saved my summer❤️ thank you so much for making this video:) I already new how to blow out of my nose, but I never new you could do that!!

I love the video :3

This came up when I searched "hello, how are you? I'm under the water" lol

I mastered the nose stuff when I was still a kid. Equalizing the pressure in my ears is what I struggle with.

Dear Christian! I am very grateful that you upload useful content to your channel. I have a question and a request. My question is that how exactly do I close my sinuses? My request is a video about the face-up underwater nose equalization technique (applying just enough pressure in the nose to keep water out, but without releasing a bubble). There is no content about this on the internet, how to practice it, etc.

Omg just what I needed

Thank you so much I love this vid

I can swim in pool without holding my nose all I have to do is hold my breath it’s not hard at all

HOW are you swwimming with THE open eyes? 😱

Thank u teaching me how I walking in a pool! Thank god-

Ik this was four years ago. But i went to river run today. I went underwater with my eyes open. It was fun. But this helps a lot. Thanks. I just jumped in and opened my eyes. Now i know what to do so i can actualy start diving into water and get pushed in

My cousin can jump to the pool but she didn't hold her nose and without hurt. How?

Why does he Make Look so Easy

Wow I really thought I was the only one with this ability lol. Glad to know I’m not alone. Just I learned this ability wayyy long ago on my own. Just never really realized I could’ve train the muscle more to make it so I could go upside down without that stupid nose pain

I have been swimming underwater like this for 2 years with goggles so, thanks for posting this vid

Me: omg so easyyyyyy how is this hard *5 seconds later* gets water in lungs and dies

Me: This looks super EZ _gets out of pool_ *Having a heart attack stroke anything you can imagine*

I don’t know why but I was able to do this when I first started diving but I know some people who have to hold it

Thanks for the tip