I still had a little bit of air left in my tank after shooting Your Ultimate Frogwoman . I've always wanted to breathe a tank dry and get to know what it would feel like to run out of air underwater on scuba.

So I stayed under until I ran out of air, and I filmed it. Diving with a double hose regulator, I do not have a pressure gauge. With no way of knowing exactly how much air is left in the tank, I can only find out as it happens when breathing gets more and more difficult, signaling that the ...

I still had a little bit of air left in my tank after shooting Your Ultimate Frogwoman . I've always wanted to breathe a tank dry and get to know what it would feel like to run out of air underwater on scuba.

So I stayed under until I ran out of air, and I filmed it. Diving with a double hose regulator, I do not have a pressure gauge. With no way of knowing exactly how much air is left in the tank, I can only find out as it happens when breathing gets more and more difficult, signaling that the tank is getting empty.

I'm quite close to the surface and at no point is this an actual peril scenario, however just the thought that I am about to run out of air is quite a turn on. Don't you think?