Spearfishing and Freediving Surface Intervals | ADRENO Spearfishing

It's far too common for spearfishers, commonly ones new to the sport, to run their surface intervals too short. It's very easy to do! There are consequences, though: not giving yourself enough recovery time will result in your next dive being really tough and short. If you continue to run your surface intervals too short, you're at risk of blackouts and other nasties.
With some helpful tips from Adreno Brisbane's Wayne Judge, you'll gain the know-how required to be on top of your surface intervals in no time.

[@ryane8881]

I've just found this channel. This guy is great, so much quality info!

[@RezaJones]

Hey guys, Chris from the Washington DC, USA here, heard about you on the Noob Spearo podcast. Love Wayne's videos, so great for keeping me out of trouble and helping me learn what's what about spearfishing and freediving. Thanks a million!

[@HusseinMarey]

I think twice the dive time is a minimum

[@ajaytheeverything8630]

Thanks for the information

[@VictorSilva-yk2bj]

Hello Wayne. Many thanks for your great videos. I'd like to know if you consider the Suunto D6i a good computer for free diving too? I'm looking one computer for Free diving but also for Scuba Diving. Many thanks in advance for your support.

[@zazugee]

i'm not sure, but i think you have to multiply by depth or bars like 10m or 1bar 2x times your dive time and 20m or 2bars 3x times your dive time ..etc some dive computers with freediving mod can calculate the surface interval time but i'm not sure either

[@Stewartthorp]

Thanks

[@lachlanoneil8938]

When I'm in 5 meters I think I'm underwater more than not and feel great, but 10+ I think I do over 3 x

[@acrobaticalpaca6675]

Its king giz!