Guillaume Néry is a French freediver specializing in deep diving. He broke the world record four times in the Rade de Villefranche. In 2015, he suffered a serious accident while attempting the deepest dive in history at -139 meters, due to a measurement error by the organization. Guillaume narrowly escaped... Read more
Guillaume Néry is a French freediver specializing in deep diving. He broke the world record four times in the Rade de Villefranche. In 2015, he suffered a serious accident while attempting the deepest dive in history at -139 meters, due to a measurement error by the organization.
Guillaume narrowly escaped death and decided to step away from the pursuit of records to fully dedicate himself to sharing his passion through an artistic approach. He creates underwater short films that have accumulated hundreds of millions of views online and shares his experience through writing, convinced of the power of words to inspire deep reflection.
Guillaume continues to explore the depths, driven by a thirst for both ocean exploration and inner exploration. He trains year-round in Nice and also founded the BLUENERY ACADEMY, a freediving center in Villefranche-sur-Mer for beginners, aimed at helping as many people as possible reconnect with the sea, its benefits, and its fragility.
Today, he continues to explore human potential, motivated by the desire to share the benefits of breath control and freediving techniques for health.