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SUMMARY:Molchanovs Wave 1  – Beginner Freediver Course
DESCRIPTION:Discover the underwater world in the most natural way by holding your breath. The Molchanovs Wave 1 Beginner Freediver course will take you through a fun and relaxed experience yet with a strong focus on making you a safe freediver. Everyone can access the Wave 1 course. You just need to be healthy and able to swim 200 meters. By the end of this course, through passing pool, depth, safety, and theory requirements, you will become a complete Wave 1 freediver.\nIn this course, you will get all the basis of freediving and will become an autonomous freediver able to explore the underwater world comfortably. You will learn how to practice freediving safely, what happens with your body when you hold your breath, how to dive more efficiently, and how to handle freediving mentally, but also any other life situation. By the end of the course, you should be able to dive safely and comfortably between 12 and 20 meters — which is the depth limit for this course — experiencing both using fins or pulling on a rope to go down. You will also learn distance disciplines in the pool, with and without fins, focusing on technique and efficiency.\nYou will learn about the physics acting on your body, pressure, Boyle’s law, Archimedes principle and their applications in the water. You will also learn to check if you are properly weighted in the pool and open water and how the equalization of your ears works and how to perform it. The tips, tricks, exercises, and techniques, you will learn all there is to know about equalization at a beginner level. Basic physiology is one of the most important topics to fully understand in order to dive safely and reach your full potential. You will learn how the body adapts to this challenging environment.\nWhat do we have in common with marine mammals? What happens with oxygen, what role plays carbon dioxide, how exactly do we need to breathe, how do we practice it and how much is too much? So many questions that you will finally get answers to. You will also learn how to minimize energy use and become efficient while holding your breath. For this, we introduce mental skills helping you to achieve deeper relaxation and visualization to help prepare and execute dives with greater ease.\nSafety is imperative, and a big part of the course is learning how to dive with a buddy, perform rescue procedures, and prevent potential injuries. With proper knowledge and training, freediving is a very safe activity. To make it safer and more comfortable, you will learn about specific freedive gear, how to use it properly, and how to train and progress.\nYou also get to connect with a worldwide community through our Dashboard platform where you can access your education materials, get our weekly Base Trainings, log your badges, find freedivers near you, connect, exchange, train and learn from the best in the world.\nFreediving is a lifelong learning experience and yours starts here.\nPrerequisite\nSwim 200m unassisted, non-stop in a pool setting\nPassing RequirementsPool requirements –\n1 min 30 sec static30m DYNB\nOpen Water requirements –\nCWTB & FIM 12-20mCWTB Buddying 6-10mRescue from 6-10m\n													\n
URL:https://duc.co.za/events/molchanovs-wave-1-beginner-freediver-course/
ORGANIZER;CN=Angie van Hoogen:MAILTO:into@saltescape.co.za
CATEGORIES:Diving,Freediving
LOCATION:1 Mahatma Gandhi Road (Point Rd) Point Waterfront DURBAN, Kwazulu Natal 4000
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