The PADI Freediver course is the first step to freediving, the purest form of exploring the underwater world. This course is specifically designed for those with little or no experience underwater without scuba gear.
During PADI Freediver training, you will learn proper breathing techniques, safety procedures, and effective finning techniques that will allow you to dive up to 16 meters, hold your breath for more than 1.30 minutes, travel 25 meters underwater, and most importantly, respond to a fainting diver.
It seems impossible to do this in a few days, right?
With the help of DEEPHUMANS' specially trained and experienced PADI Freediving Instructors, you will succeed in a fun and relaxed way.
Prerequisites
You must be 15 years of age or older to enroll in the PADI Freediver course. You must have adequate swimming skills and good physical health.
Course Schedule
In our 3-day training course, the course consists of three parts: knowledge development, limited water session and two open water sessions.
In our training, where you will learn all the information about free diving, all our theoretical training subjects are transferred from scratch to our students. As soon as our theoretical training is over, you will learn static and dynamic apnea skills in our shallow water session and master the skill of responding to a fainting diver in shallow water. Afterwards, in our 2 open water sessions, you will be well on your way to becoming an excellent diver, equipped with the most effective equalization techniques, correct body positions, effective fin stroke technique and the ability to handle a diver who faints in open water.
At the end of all our sessions, we graduate and certify our students who successfully complete the final exam of our PADI Freediver training.
If you want to continue freediving after your Freediver program, you can join our PADI Advanced Freediver course.
