William Trubridge is the world’s deepest man, and the only human being to have freedived without any assistance or propulsive aid to more than 100 meters (330 feet). Freediving is the sport of breath hold diving, and has ancient origins in pearl divers and treasure recovers, but the modern freediver is on a journey of self-discovery, to find the limits of the human aquatic potential. William is based in the Bahamas, where he trains in Dean's Blue Hole, the deepest blue hole in the world. He has broken 15 world records in freediving, and won the title of best all-round freediver for several years. The Trubridge family sailed from Europe across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans when William was still a toddler, and it was during this time that a deep passion for the oceans was instilled. This love for the seas has lead William to create a foundation that supports causes such as the NZ Hectors and Maui’s Dolphins and the Plastic Pollution Coalition.