Fastest time to SCUBA dive in all seven continents

My name is Baron Tim Scott and I hold the Guinness for record for the fastest time to scuba dive for all several content

Planning this expedition was the logistical puzzle to say the least. I had to coordinate flights

dives for dive shops, miniature of visas was in place and of course creating the most efficient route

And I had to work back with starting from Antarctica since Antarctica had the least flexible dive times

Because I was racing against the clock, I had only about three to four days in East Country

so I didn't have much wiggle room for any mishaps. We're getting started. We're about to go diving

Sydney, Australia was my first dive. I was able to see a stingray, some puddlefish

First dive, good. My second dive was Phuket Thailand. And the Andaman Sea is always beautiful

So we had great conditions, great visibility, warm waters, which I love

And visibility was crazy. Dive number three, Alexandria, Egypt. Let's go, baby

You just say, diving one of the ruins of the Pharaoh's lighthouse, and one of the ancient wonders of the world was anything less than amazing

Just amazing to be in the presence of such ancient history. Made it to Malta, I am Ingozo

Let me just say it was a turning point for my expedition. One, because I crashed so hard

I didn't consider the physical toll. Expedition would have taken to my body

because I was going so fast between time zones and diving and packing up and going again

It was just so much going on within that day but the dive site made up for it My fifth dive was Miami Florida It was one of the most unique dive I done We were diving an underwater cemetery

My sixth dive was Ushuaia, Argentina, which is also considered the edge of the world because

of where it's located on the southern tip. The water was freezing cold, and it was surrounded by a kelp forest, which it was my first

First time diving around the Cape Forest, which was beautiful. Heading to Antarctica, guys

Oh, this is the last thing of my trip. The last dive was Fern Harbor, which is in Antarctica

Dabside itself is an old whaling ship that caught fire and sunk in 1915

Let's do it. Let's do it. Okay, everybody ready? Three, two, one, go

I view obstacles as more as opportunities for growth. I just love embracing new experiences and broaden my horizons

I completed this record in 19 days, 19 hours, and 40 minutes

This is official. We are done. This is amazing. I am freezing

My name is done. The recognition not only validates the effort and invested, but also serves as inspiration for other

to pursue their own extraordinary goals. A lot of people grow up thinking these activities aren't for them

because of the lack of representation and limited access to them. And I'm trying to change that

More visibility we have, the more we normalize seeing black and brown people

in the water, in dive shops, and like leading expeditions. If more of us gets involved, the industry as a whole becomes more inclusive

and welcoming to future generations