AIDA Deep Tank Freediver

Tricky · May 15th, 2006, 12:06 PM

Ok, so this is another non-DIR report, but felt it was worth mentioning.

This weekend I was at the SETT in Portsmouth doing the AIDA Deep Tank Freediver course with Deeperblue.net. I am now a qualified freediver, and managed to get to 19m

The course was great - the SETT is an ideal place to learn to freedive, and the instructors were excellent. One of the lectures was given by Frederic Buyle. He also joined us in the water and was happy to offer us advice on technique as well as words of encouragement.

I might get round to writing a fuller report, but I wouldn't hold your breath (pun intended

). I can thoroughly recommend Deeperblue.net and the course, and I hope I get the opportunity to do more freediving in the future.

May 15th, 2006, 12:06 PM	#1 (permalink)
Tricky(Offline) New Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Reading, Berkshire Posts: 555	AIDA Deep Tank Freediver Ok, so this is another non-DIR report, but felt it was worth mentioning. This weekend I was at the SETT in Portsmouth doing the AIDA Deep Tank Freediver course with Deeperblue.net. I am now a qualified freediver, and managed to get to 19m The course was great - the SETT is an ideal place to learn to freedive, and the instructors were excellent. One of the lectures was given by Frederic Buyle. He also joined us in the water and was happy to offer us advice on technique as well as words of encouragement. I might get round to writing a fuller report, but I wouldn't hold your breath (pun intended ). I can thoroughly recommend Deeperblue.net and the course, and I hope I get the opportunity to do more freediving in the future. __________________ "I know that you believe that you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realise that what you heard is not what I meant." "Make me one with everything" said the Mystic to the Hamburger vendor. UK Diving Forum Sryth: A Free Online Text RPG Join the Adventure! Fallen Sword: Free online RPG