Kevin Mitchell We Freedive Papers – Body Language in Freediving Education It’s common knowledge that our body language makes up a large majority of the message that we’re trying to communicate. Some studies say even up to to 93% if you include vocal tone and pitch along with the visual gestures and eye contact. Most […]
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Alexey Vlaskin Freediving and Brain health Freediving is a great for sport and recreation. It is a way of looking inside yourself and it refreshes the mind after a long working day. Generally, as a sport it is very beneficial for freedivers health and habit loop, it helps people stay healthy and in harmony with
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Erez Beatus Equalisation issues Overcoming common equalisation issues with students on their Stage A course As many of our students never freedive before or have arrived from a Scuba background some may find equalising challenging – especially in a head down position. A bit of Physiology The eustachian tube is a 4cm long tube which
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Brent Quilliam Relaxation Freediving is 90% mental, 10% physical I use the term Relaxation for a broad-spectrum mindset in freediving. Relaxation starts with lifestyle, not just as we get to the poolside. It has so much influence on everything we do and a big impact on what we can do in the sport. It is
Erez Beatus Questions de péréquation Surmonter les problèmes courants de compensation avec les étudiants sur leurs cours de la phase A Comme beaucoup de nos étudiants jamais freedive avant ou sont arrivés issu d’un milieu de plongée, certains peuvent trouver l’égalisation difficile – surtout dans une tête en position basse. Un peu de physiologie : La
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