Try Freediving is the perfect course for those people who want to experience freediving, but don’t feel confident in the open ocean or aren’t ready for deep freediving just yet.
Try Freediving is the perfect introduction to freediving. It’s a 1 day course, held both in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and on the Central Coast. During this course, we will focus on having fun, being confident in the water, and recognising the feelings we have while holding our breath so that we can become more comfortable and relaxed in the water.
Try Freediving is a pool-focused course. It includes a full theory session, a breathing session and 2 pool sessions. (If weather permits, we may have 1 pool session and 1 shallow ocean session instead.)
The theory and breathing session involves knowledge development about freediving and safety, introduction to equalisation (getting those ears popping), what happens to our body as we hold our breath, relaxation and mental techniques and breathing techniques for breath holding.
The pool sessions will put all of these techniques into practice as we try static apnea (breath holding in the water) as well as introduce dynamic apnea (swimming distance under water), safety training and the most important skill of all… how to blow bubble rings!
You will leave this course feeling confident in the water, having expanded your comfort zone and feeling excited to test your new skills in the ocean next time you are swimming or snorkeling.
There is also the option to extend your course to the full Level 1 or Wave 1 freediving course where we will combine all of the skills learnt from the Try Freediving course in the open ocean with depth diving techniques to get you deep!
If you’d like to learn more about freediving, check out our ultimate guide to freediving!
Did you love the try freediving course and want to do more? Check out other freediving courses below:
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