Quick Facts
| Full Name | Herbert Nitsch |
| Occupation | Aircraft Pilot |
| Date Of Birth | Apr 20, 1970(1970-04-20) |
| Age | 55 |
| Country | Austria |
| Birth City | Vienna |
| Horoscope | Aries |
Herbert Nitsch Biography
| Name | Herbert Nitsch |
| Birthday | Apr 20 |
| Birth Year | 1970 |
| Home Town | Vienna |
| Birth Country | Austria |
| Birth Sign | Aries |
| Parents | Gerhard Nitsch |
Herbert Nitsch is one of the most popular and richest Aircraft Pilot who was born on April 20, 1970 in Vienna, Austria. Herbert Nitsch, an Austrian freediver, was born 20 April 1970. He holds world records in each of the eight freediving disciplines recognized by AIDA International. He is currently the freediving world champion and “the depthst man on Earth”. He was awarded this title when he set a world-record in the “No Limits”, freediving discipline, at a depth of 214m (702 feet). He has 33 World Records in freediving, including one in Skandalopetra 107m (351 feet). In June 2012, he exceeded his No Limits dive depth by diving to 253.2 meters (831 feet), and suffered injury.
Nitsch holds the No Limits record. This title is the title of “Deepest Man on Earth”. The diver uses a weighted ski to descend as far and then returns to the surface using an inflatable balloon. In Spetses (Greece), Nitsch set the world record for diving to 214m (702ft). This beat his previous record of 183m (606ft) in 2006. The Constant Weight event is also his world record. This discipline, which many consider to be the best free-diving discipline, requires that the diver descend next to a line without using the line or unaided by any sled and must keep a constant weight. Nitsch broke the 2006 world record by diving to 110m (361ft) deep. However, he failed to adhere to the time-limits for surfacing and was disqualified. He did a Constant Weight World Record Dive of 111m (364ft) in Hurghada (Egypt) in December 2006. This was 2 meters more than Guillaume Nery’s previous record.
During his very last competition before retiring from competitive freediving in April 2010 at Vertical Blue, again at the Dean’s Blue Hole in Bahamas, Nitsch set another three world records. He landed two subsequent ones in Free Immersion at 114 m (374 ft) and 120 m (394 ft), and a world record in Constant Weight at 124 m (407 ft).
In 2012, Nitsch returned to the “No Limits” category in the waters off Santorini, Greece, with a project labeled “Extreme 800”, aiming for a depth of 244 m (801 ft).
He also set the Constant Weight (No Fins), record in 2007 at The Triple Depth in Dahab in Egypt. The Constant record was then increased to 112m (367ft) during World Championships Sharm. Herbert won the AIDA Individual World Championships.
Herbert Nitsch Net Worth
| Net Worth | $5 Million |
| Source Of Income | Aircraft Pilot |
| House | Living in own house. |
Herbert Nitsch is one of the richest Aircraft Pilot from Austria. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Herbert Nitsch 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
72m = AIDA Lake Record. AIDA International has ceased to separate records in lakes from seas after 2001-12-31.
Nitsch holds the world records in four of the five AIDA-recognized events: Dynamic Apnea (Static Apnea), Dynamic Apnea (Free Immersion), and Dynamic apnea with no fins (Dynamic Apnea) In December 2006, Nitsch set the world Static Apnea records at 9 minutes 4 seconds. He held his breath underwater in Hurgada’s swimming pool. This time was broken by Tom Sietas from Germany in 2007. His Constant Weight without fins record of 66m (217ft), set in 2004, was broken by Martin Stepanek in Czech freediving. Nitsch had previously recorded 100m (328ft) in September 2003. However, a dive of 101m by Carlos Coste from Venezuela in October 2003 was better than his record. Stepanek then improved it twice more. Tom Sietas has beaten Nitsch’s Dynamic Apnea Record of 183 m in
- Natalia Molchanova, Russia’s women’s champion, also swam further than 200 m. Sietas holds the Dynamic apnea sans fins record of 183 m. This beats Nitsch’s 2001 distance record of 134 m.
During the 2009 Vertical Blue competition at the Dean’s Blue Hole in Bahamas in April, Nitsch set the Free Immersion world record at 109 m (358 ft). He also established two subsequent world record dives in Constant Weight at 114 m (374 ft), and 120 m (394 ft) on the last day of the competition, beating by 6 m the previous record that he had set a few days earlier. He used his arms only in the last 40 m (131 ft) of this ascent, with a total dive time of 3:58.
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Facts & Trivia
Herbert Ranked on the list of most popular Aircraft Pilot. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Austria. Herbert Nitsch celebrates birthday on April 20 of every year.
How long did Herbert Nitsch hold his breath?
He set a time of 9 mins 4 secs for the world Static Apnea record in December 2006 when he held his breath underwater in a swimming pool in Hurgada, a time that was beaten by 4 secs in 2007 by Tom Sietas of Germany.
What happened to Herbert Nitsch?
While decompressing underwater, Herbert felt the onset of decompression sickness. He incurred severe Type 2 DCS which would eventually result in multiple brain-strokes.
Did Herbert Nitsch recover?
Herbert Nitsch’s management have issued an official statement on his recent 800ft / 244m No-Limits (NLT) world record attempt dive that ended with him being air-lifted to a decompression chamber in Athens, Greece.
How deep is the world's deepest free dive?
The deepest no-limit freedive by a male is 214 m (702 ft 1.18 in) , by Herbert Nitsch (Austria) in…
Can you fart while diving?
Farting is possible while scuba diving but not advisable because: Diving wetsuits are very expensive and the explosive force of an underwater fart will rip a hole in your wetsuit. An underwater fart will shoot you up to the surface like a missile which can cause decompression sickness.