Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Yes, you have a good approach. Depending on your geographic location, there are around a dozen prominent freediving training agencies (SSI, PFI, AIDA, Fii, CMAS, Molchanovs, NAUI, Apnea Academy, PADI, RAID, FFESSM) alongside with a few lesser-known organizations. While you are correct, there are slight variations in each agency’s instructional methods, including rescue techniques. Those preferences have legitimate reasons. Ultimately, though, the goal remains the same. Cheers!

That’s why you’ll never get one

Just a typical fun/training session.

It certainly is and everyone can do it!

Deep indeed. She went past 100 feet!

Thank you! 😊

You know it, bruh!

It was a practice rescue during class.

Outside of competitive settings, freediving is a relatively safe activity. Although it may appear intimidating, it is surprisingly easy to learn with the help of qualified agencies and instructors. Additionally, not everyone aims for depth as their primary goal. Some individuals partake in freediving purely for recreation, while others pursue it for photography, creative arts, hunting, or simply to immerse themselves in nature and water. 🤙

Thank you! This was shot with a GoPro 9.

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It is realising milt

I would say agencies are more or less the same. I am with other agencies as well, but I prefer the education and safety standards of the SSI system. Each agency has something to offer. What's more important is finding a good instructor.

Also, you shouldn’t think of a course as something you need to pass. It’s a setting of learning. Getting you there is a big part of the instructor’s job. So no need to be afraid 😊

@@dumagatfreedive I understand, but it's hard to not think about having to pass. After all, why are there requirements then, and some kind of exam?

@@jessiecherall5041 I totally get it. But I am pretty certain you’ll do just fine 🙂 Requirements are there to have a baseline for each level. It’s a safety thing. This ensures that if you end up freediving with someone with, say, a Level 1 certification, that individual will be able to rescue you even from 10 meters in case it’s needed. It will also be easy to determine the individual’s minimum skill level. Often, it is not possible to be objective about skills and knowledge. Because of the requirements in a certification course, that problem is solved. If that individual wants to further his/her freediving education, certification is also a proof that he/she has the foundation skills and knowledge from an earlier certification. This makes it safer for everyone.

Other than running out of air to blow, it was easy. As long as you know the basics of breath-holding and can blow rings, this is totally doable with some practice. We didn’t prepare for this although we are always in the water teaching freediving, we just thought it would be fun to try. As more freedivers attempt this, someone will be able to do even better without a doubt :)

@@dumagatfreedive thank for your sharing 😊 After 1:19 you looks so struggling😢, how did your feel in the seconds?were you painful?

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Thank you! 🙂

Thank you! 🙏

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@@gaetanozappa8368 Salut !🎄

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Yes Picture giant slug but in water

Fun Fact: Everything except rocks, the air, and the water is alive because rocks, air, and water don't have organs, nor do they show any signs of being alive. Simplified for you: Plants are alive and rocks are not.

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You got it! Can’t wait! 😄

One from the editing app. Don’t remember anymore. Sorry 💁🏻‍♂️

Bet do it on ur yt channel

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Very what?