by Jorg Jansen
August 19, 2007 in In the Media, Sara Campbell, Video by Jorg Jansen
Few weeks back Sara Campbell had a BBC appearance and now once again she has been broad casted through the BBC. What’s she doing to get all this TV coverage? Oh yes, doing some pretty serious freediving and progressing like crazy! All in all, it’s a pretty good piece, the video that is, and you can watch it below.
http://www.shark-eye.com/flv/freediving/20070807-bbc-sara.flv
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