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Comenius 2013-2015

Activity: Famous sportsmen/sportswomen in aquatic disciplines

CROATIA - Primary School Gornji Mihaljevec

(7th graders)

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Goran Čolak talks about his appearance in 2013 Belgrade World Championship, and how he won all 3 disciplines becoming first male athlete in history of free diving with 3 gold medals from same World Championship.

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Goran Colak Interview about 2013 WCh in Belgrade.

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Goran Colak talks about his appearance in 2013 Belgrade World Championship, and how he won all 3 disciplines becoming first male athlete in history of free diving with 3 gold medals from same World Championship.

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Colak set a new Freediving World Record and won the World Champion Title during the AIDA Freediving World Championship in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy, 2011.

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Goran Colak - Freediving World Record 273 m

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Goran Colak sets a new Freediving World Record and wins the World Champion Title under dramatic circumstances during the AIDA Freediving World Championship in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy, 2011 - http://www.breatheology.com Filmed by Stig Severinsen: http://www.breatheology.com/ Produced & copyrighted by BlueConsult: http://blueconsult.biz/ Learn more about freediving, yoga, breathing techniques and mental training at the international community BREATHEOLOGY where you can also get FREE breathing video tutorials to help your training and daily health: http://www.breatheology.com/

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Goran Čolak is a Croatian free-diver. He was born in Zagreb, on 24 April. Čolak started free-diving in 2006. His first competition was Submania Cup in Zagreb. Čolak joined the exclusive group of free-diving professionals around the world in 2011. He is in Guinness World Record Book. He succeeded holding his breath in Zagreb in 2013. He held his breath for 22,3 min. On 20 June 2014, he improved his record to 23,01 min.He has won a lot of medals in free-diving. He was in a lot of competitions  around the world.