Get an adrenalin rush with these extreme sports
If adrenalized sports like bungee jumping, skydiving and downhill skiing just aren't giving you that rush any more, perhaps you should consider cranking things up a notch. From BASE jumping to street luge, there's a world of even-more extreme sports to give thrill-seekers the rush they seek.We profile eight of the world's most extreme sports.
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In this photo released by Sara Campbell, she's seen attempting to break the world record in free diving. She set a new world record in free diving with a 314-foot (96-meter) ocean plunge on a single breath in the "constant weight" discipline, completing the dive in three minutes, 34 seconds
Free diving
Free diving and its associated activity competitive apnea is a sport only to be tried by trained professionals. By choosing not to use breathing equipment underwater, competitors must train themselves to use only a single breath as they attempt to dive to great depths, achieve great times or long distances without assistance.
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