Your First Freediving Course: Resistance Is Futile
Posted By Paul Kotik on 21 March 2008 Rated :
Share thisFreediving Editor Paul Kotik finally comes up for air - and a hard-earned insight for students of the art.
Posted By Francesca Koe on 28 December 2007 Rated :
Share thisWARNING! Performance Freediving Clinics are highly addictive. Static apnea-ists and free immersion-holics beware. Side affects include chronic daydreaming of new personal bests in the middle of work presentations, catching and (hopefully) stopping yourself from relieving yourself in the grocery store as you practice hook-breaths, feeling conflicted about conducting a facial immersion in your company's holiday party punch bowl, and asking complete strangers if they would mind lubing you up?
Teaching Your Sweetie To Freedive
Posted By Peter Scott on 20 August 2007 Rated :
Share thisContributor Peter Scott will never be asked to prove his courage again after this daring venture into the treacherous waters of connubial sport.
Posted By Todd Storey on 1 July 2007 Rated :
Share thisPeripatetic Student, Safety Diver to the Champions and Deeper Blue contributor Todd Storey knows that education is a lifelong process.
The Eighth Wonder of Freediving
Posted By Emma Farrell on 6 April 2007 Rated :
Share thisDeeperblue.net Head of Education, AIDA Freediving Instructor Trainer, and the author of 'One Breath', Emma Farrell, visits the United Arab Emirates for six weeks and reveals her account of desert diving, in style.
The Dolphins, the Shark, and the Evil Sea Monkeys : Finis
Posted By Todd Storey on 15 October 2006 Rated :
Share thisTodd Storey wraps up the story of his ocean debut.
The Dolphins, the Shark, and the Evil Sea Monkeys : Part I
Posted By Todd Storey on 10 October 2006 Rated :
Share thisUp-and-coming freediver Todd Storey's account of his first formal training course.
Posted By Paul Kotik on 11 September 2006 Rated :
Share thisAll the secrets of static apnea are revealed in Freediving Editor Paul Kotik's streaming textual, for scholars to study, interpret and teach others.
Posted By Aharon & MT Solomons on 7 August 2006 Rated :
Share thisSafety is vital in Dynamic Apnea. Contributing writers and Freediving Instructors Aharon & MT Solomans discuss this issue in detail.
Teaching Your Sweetie To Freedive
Posted By Peter Scott on 3 July 2006 Rated :
Share thisContributor Peter Scott will never be asked to prove his courage again after this daring venture into the treacherous waters of connubial sport.
Posted By Paul Kotik on 6 March 2006 Rated :
Share thisFreediving Editor Paul Kotik does some Deep Thinking. Can you smell the burning insulation ?
Posted By Ant Williams on 26 February 2006 Rated :
Share thisNew Contributor Ant Williams knows how to get deeper by getting higher. Higher altitude, that is, where the air is thin and the blood gets rich.
Burr Hole to Blue Hole: Conclusion
Posted By Charles Engles on 20 February 2006 Rated :
Share thisThey say freediving is simple, not brain surgery. Turns out maybe there's a little more to it than that. Contributor Dr. Charles Engles concludes his desert dives.
Burr Hole to Blue Hole: A Surgeon's Desert Diving
Posted By Charles Engles on 13 February 2006 Rated :
Share thisNew contributor Dr. Charles Engles probes the depths of a blue spot in the dryest sands.
Posted By Paul Kotik on 23 January 2006 Rated :
Share thisFreediving Editor Paul Kotik has been watching you, and watching you, and watching you...
Aquatic Ape Theory: Loosening Family Ties
Posted By Leslie Randall on 9 January 2006 Rated :
Share thisContributor Leslie Randall's update on the state of the Aquatic Ape Theory. Brand new views on ancient news.
