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Do you have a love for the ocean, marine life and corals? The PADI Freediving course is going to open your world up to the amazing wonders of the underwater environment. Whether your already a scuba diver or not, free diving is a whole new and exciting way to explore the underwater world. The PADI Freediver course’s offered at Aussie Divers Phuket will teach you to extend your breath holding capabilities, along with proper diving techniques and buddy diving procedures.
You may very well end up surprising yourself with what your body is capable of during this course. The peace, calm and quiet you will enjoy underwater without having to carry around bulky and noisy scuba diving equipment is nothing short of amazing. Along with the fact that you will no longer scare wildlife away gives you a hold new perceptive on marine life.
Book Your PADI Basic Freediver Course Here The PADI Basic Freediver course is a subset of the PADI Freediver course. It’s a great introduction to free diving, focusing on developing solid freediving skills. You learn basic freediving principles and focus on practicing breathhold techniques in a pool or confined water site. The PADI Basic Freediver course is the very first level of the four available PADI courses for freediving [...]
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Book Your PADI Freediver Course Here Freediving is about inward power, discipline and control. If you’ve always wanted to enter the underwater world quietly, on your own terms, staying as long as your breath allows, then freediving is for you. Taking the PADI Freediver course is your first step toward discovering why freediving is becoming a popular way to explore beneath the waves. During the PADI free diver course with Aus [...]
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Book Your PADI Advanced Freediver Course Here Achieving a new freediving time or reaching a new depth is an incredible feeling. It satisfies that very personal desire to do your best and be proud of what you can accomplish. The PADI Advanced Freediver course is designed to fulfill that personal need to refine and improve your freediving skills, allowing you to progress slowly while learning how your body performs during apnea. [...]
Find Out More... Book NowHere at Aussie Divers we don't just consider ourselves a dive shop, we think of it as more, a big family of like minded individuals coming together to enjoy the marine environment here in Phuket & Thailand. We are always happy to chat with new divers or old, so please drop by the office anytime to see what is going on and if you have dived with us or want to dive with us than feel free to like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, read our community Dive Blog and generally stay in touch & stay informed.
Helpful Diving Info This is a question that I often get asked, and really it is not as simple as YES or NO. If you want to become a certified scuba diver by doing the PADI Open Water Diver Course then the answer is yes. In the PADI Open Water Diver Course it is specified that you have to be able to swim 200 metres with any stroke and also have to be able to tread water or float for at least 10 minutes. The reason for this is not for the fact that scuba diving requires you to swim, but rather it is for yours and your groups safety. In the unlikely event that your BCD (Buoyancy Control Device) was to falter then there would be no device to keep you afloa [...]
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Helpful Diving Info Scuba diving is a relatively safe sport, as long as you follow the rules, however one of the most common injury's we see is ear problems after not improper technique or failure to equalise the ears. It is vital that you stop your decent/going down plus let your guide/instructor/buddy know if you have any equalisation issues whilst diving. When we are scuba diving the term “equalising” means to equalise pressure between the inside of your ears and the underwater environment. Human ears have the natural ability to compensate external pressure from the surrounding world and this mostly happens without you even noticing that it happen [...]
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Helpful Diving Info Recently there has been a great deal of media hype around the link between chemical sun creams and severe damage to coral reefs. You may have also seen that Hawaii has banned chemical sun creams containing Oxybenzone and Octinoxate to prevent any further harm to their reefs, but what many people are still asking is... Does chemical sunscreen and sun cream damaging coral reefs? Like most things the answer is not a simple one, but what you should know as a diver is that Oxybenzone, Octinoxate and other chemical active ingredients used in nearly all chemical based sun creams, contribute to coral death and exacerbate coral bleaching [...]
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