If you're an advanced freediver eager to refine your lifestyle and training to reach the highest levels in freediving, the PADI Master Freediver course is perfect for you. This program, through targeted sessions, will enable you to enhance your skills in static and dynamic apnea, free immersion, and constant weight diving

To enroll in the PADI Master Freediver course, you must be at least 18 years old and hold a PADI Advanced Freediver certification (or an equivalent certification from another organization). You also need to have completed an Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care course within the last 24 months. Your instructor may also offer you the PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider specialty.

Course Components

The PADI Master Freediver course is divided into three main phases:

1. Theoretical DevelopmentYou will learn advanced concepts about nutrition, relaxation, and breathing techniques. You can study independently with PADI Freediver Touch™ or participate in classroom sessions led by your instructor. Additionally, a specific research assignment for the Master Freediver will be assigned.
2. Confined Water SessionYou will improve your performances in static and dynamic apnea, including a dynamic no-fins dive. The goals include a static apnea of 3 minutes and 30 seconds and a dynamic apnea of 70 meters (230 feet).
3. Open Water SessionsYou will practice the Frenzel equalization technique and perform warm-up and check dives for free immersion and constant weight apnea. The aim is to achieve a constant weight dive to a depth of 32 meters (105 feet).

With this course, you will elevate your freediving skills to a higher level, enhancing both your technique and your physical and mental preparation