PADI Master Freediver

PADI Master Freediver Course with Aussie Divers Phuket, Thailand

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Please Note – Currently we do not have a free diving instructor and are unable to conduct these courses

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PADI Master Free Diver Course

If you’re an advanced freediver who wants to learn how to fine-tune your lifestyle and training so that you can approach elite freediving levels. Then the PADI Master Freediver course is for you. Through focused sessions, you’ll bring your static apnea, dynamic apnea, free immersion and constant weight skills to the next level. During this course, we discuss every aspect of Freediving theory and we teach you new techniques which will help you reach your goals in a safe and enjoyable manner.

What Is Involved

The PADI Master Freediver course consists of three main phases:

Knowledge Development which can be done online, with the PADI Freediver Touch App, learning in detail about nutrition, relaxation and advanced breathing techniques. This will give you a greater understanding of freediving principles through independent study, you will also complete independent research as part of the Master Freediver Assignment.

2 Days of Confined Water Sessions to learn to improve static and dynamic apnea attempts, including a no fins dynamic apnea. The goal of the Master confined water session is to reach a static apnea of 3 minutes, and dynamic apnea of 70 metres/165 feet (40 metres/130 feet for freedivers younger than 18).

2 Days for Open Water Sessions at Racha Yai to practice mouthfill equalization and perform warm-up and workup dives for free immersion and constant weight freediving. With the goal of achieving a constant weight freedive of 27 meters/90 feet.

Prerequisites

To enroll in the PADI Master Freediver course you must be 18 years old or older. You need to also be qualified as a PADI Advanced Freediver or equivilant prior to taking the Master Freediver course.

The Freediving Equipment You Use

In the PADI Master Freediver course, you need to have a free diving mask (low volume recommended), snorkel, freediving fins, wetsuit and weight belt. Your instructor may allow you to use monofins. You’ll also need a surface signaling device and a freediving computer (or depth gauge and timer).

The Learning Materials You Need

When you enrol in this course Aussie Divers Phuket will provide you with the PADI Freediver Touch tablet app (for use with a smartphone/tablet). The Touch is an interactive study tool that gives you the background information you need to freedive safely and allows you to study at your own pace.

Good news – the PADI Freediver Touch also includes all study materials for the PADI Freediver, Advanced Freediver and Master Freediver courses.

Start Now

You don’t have to wait until you are in Phuket to get started. You can begin with PADI eLearning and the PADI Freediver Touch app and you can begin now! The PADI Freediver App lets you learn the background information you need before each dive at your own pace through friendly, interactive learning.

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