Freediving quick tips - Basic finning

[@happilyroaming]

There are only very little videos I could find talking about freediving finning technique so thanks for this! I’m a scubadiver who’s learning freediving and as a scubadiver I was taught many different finning techniques so it was easy to correct myself straight away. I’ve just started freediving a year ago and just looked at a video of my finning which kind of made me realized I’ve been bending my knees to much when descending. Thanks again for this. I’ll excitedly wait for my next chance of going freediving in a week and try descending with my legs straight. Cheers x

[@Freediveuk]

you are welcome

[@rayfraser5537]

Seriously great information ! I’m new to all of this at 54, done a bit with Scuba kit when I was 14, in a pool .

[@Freediveuk]

no worries!

[@djnree]

Great video mate! İ ve extra long fins which is 86cm blade lenght (C4 red falcon ht) and it kills me with each kick :) thanx for advise

[@springa.9100]

Wow this helps! Thank you

[@albertocarrion9351]

easy, simple great information, thank you

[@Freediveuk]

you are welcome!

[@patrickbodenham6879]

What's the most efficient way to fin moving from point a to b on the surface?

[@Selkian]

Do you find that technique is different for surface finning distance to swimming underwater?

[@divestar1]

Very helpful video. This tip is for all the lengths of fins? The opening of the feet has to be as bigger as possible,or there is no need for extra "pushing" ? Thanks for your help

[@Freediveuk]

all length fins

[@jailtonoliveiradelima7074]

Give me tips to increse the breath

[@razvicool00]

You can watch Adam Freediver, he has a video about breathing

[@Freediveuk]

soon

[@selbakers7140]

Hi! Thanks for the video. Just one question, should I push as hard forward as backwards or is one movement stronger than the other one? Thanks

[@Freediveuk]

forwards is a bit stronger