freediving inside the boga shipwreck

[@jeanniewoods5958]

So cool! Would love to do that when I get some more experience. I only started free diving this summer.

[@JadeDragon9]

lmao at Adam flipping you off. Sick dive.

[@sparcousa]

Awesome stuff

[@AlbertoCarta84]

Nice video, ciao

[@dylanelens]

Sick

[@jodecaesteker]

Fun wreck dives? My deepest dive in a freediving course was 15m. I did it 4 times with contractions starting already halfway ol my way down on every dive. That was anything but fun, it was pure torture...

[@amberofthesea]

Jo Decaesteker oh dear that doesn't sound very fun! Maybe start with shallower dives and only go deeper when you start to feel more comfortable.

[@jodecaesteker]

Amber Nerissa it was two years ago on my Aida 2* certification. It was in a 15m deep pool: perfect circumstances: calm water, nice temperature, visibility: endless. However...The dives where so traumatising I haven't been freediving ever since as I'm too scared and frustrated. Most problems with people having trouble in freediving seem to be equalisation. It wasn't for me: no problems wit eq at all! But...I seem to be the only one on the world who is already out of breath with hard contractions after only swimming 8 m down... and all this after I easily swam 30-40m horizontally underwater... (I actually did 50m) the week before. I can only conclude freediving is not for me.