Nanja van den Broek is a Dutch freediver, born on 4 November 1975, who holds a world record in the Variable Weight discipline. She began freediving in 2001 and set two national records, in static apnea and in dynamic apnea with fins, at her very first competition. In 2014 she became the first Dutch woman or man to freedive to 100 metres in No Limits, and in October 2015 she dived to 130 metres in Variable Weight, becoming the first person to break a record held by Natalia Molchanova. That record was also her thirtieth national record.
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