Breathing
Learn the secrets freedivers use to hold their breath for over 3 minutes.

Beginner Class
Learn to freedive! This class provides a complete introduction to freediving.
Learn the secrets freedivers use to hold their breath for over 3 minutes.
Learn about the pressure water puts on the airspaces in our body, and how to deal with it. Dive down without any pain in your ears.
Learn to put yourself in a state of deep mental and physical relaxation.
Get thorough training in the principles and practice of freediving safety, including underwater rescue.

The water class takes place in the Bay Area's deepest diving pool, at the College of Marin. With crystal clear water heated to 85 degrees and 16 feet of depth, you'll learn the fundamental skills of freediving in perfect conditions.
You don't need any prior freediving or scuba diving experience to take this class. You don't need to be a strong swimmer, but you should be able to tread water and swim to the side of a pool whenever you need to.
Yes. As long as you complete both the land and water classes, and demonstrate that you know how to freedive safely, you will receive a Level 1 certification from AIDA, the worldwide governing body of freediving.
Our class moves at a more advanced pace than the standard AIDA curriculum, so it also includes the opportunity to complete the theory, confined water, and some of the open water requirements of the Level 2 (Intermediate Freediver) AIDA certification. If you are interested in upgrading your certification from Level 1 to Level 2, you can sign up for Freediving 2 and complete the remaining requirements at your own pace.