PADI Advanced Freediver

PADI Advanced freediver

The PADI Advanced freediver course is intended for freedivers who want to make their dives more challenging.  You will learn how to prepare your body for diving and how to hold your breath for longer periods of time. Learning the skills and information needed to freedive comfortably. New abilities, such as free fall and enhanced Frenzel equalization, will be introduced to the open water skill. This will motivate you to continue with your diving activities.

PADI free diving consist of three sections:

Knowledge development: During this session, you will receive a PADI Advanced Freediver e-learning that will help you obtain more understanding about freediving theory with all of this topic (Competitive freediving, Freediving physiology, Equipment, Stretching, Breathing, Relaxation, Freediving Skills and Tables Training) before we go to the confine water session, and you must complete the knowledge review questions and quick review questions in all sections (Learning on your own) and you will do the final exam with your instructor.

Confine water: In a controlled environment, such as a pool, students learn freediving techniques. This includes Predive, Static apnea, Freediving skills, Dynamic apnea, Rescuing a diver simulating blackout underwater.

Open water: The PADI Advanced Freediver Open Water Sessions take the skills learned in the PADI Freediver course and Advanced Freediver confined water session and apply them to constant weight open water freediving in a style similar to that use in competitive. Equipment donning and entry, Weighting, Constant weight freediving, Rescue practice and Recreational freediving are all part of the training.