Master Freediver Course

The 3rd level or Master Freediver level, is the highest level of training, in all aspects of deep freediving, such as technique, physiology, equipment, environment and safety measures and it is designed to develop a freediver’s skills from 20 to 30 meters deep.
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Description

The 3rd level or Master Freediver level, is the highest level of training, in all aspects of deep freediving, such as technique, physiology, equipment, environment and safety measures and it is designed to develop a freediver’s skills from 20 to 30 meters deep.

The purpose of this very advanced level of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the water, is to develop a freediver able to organize deep dives in the open sea to a depth of 30 meters, with a mastery in his performance and to organize his dives with safety.

The performance that the graduate diver will achieve in the pool will be at least 3,5 minutes in static apnea and 70 meters in dynamic apnea.

The third level is the highest level of development for the amateur freediver, in almost all training organizations. After this course there is the instructor level or someone can follow special training programs as an athlete with a coach, for greater competitive performance in freediving.

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Curriculum

  • 12 Sections
  • 12 Lessons
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