PADI FREEDIVING CENTER
Aaron's Dive Shop is now officially a PADI Freediving Center in Oahu, Hawaii!
We are excited to offer the BEST in freediving - classes AND gear!
Why get a freediving Certification?
There are 3 primary focuses for the 2 day PADI Level 1 Freediving Course:
1)Apnea – AKA breath hold. You will practice your Static Apnea (AKA breath hold without moving) in the pool day 1 and your Dynamic Apnea (AKA breath hold while moving) in the ocean day 2.
2)Learn how to prevent LMC (AKA disorientation on the surface) & Shallow Water Blackout – the 2 most common injuries for freedivers.
3) How to rescue/respond to someone who has experienced LMC & Shallow Water Blackout.
Overall, the course will give you the skill set you need to take your freediving to the next level safely – whether that next level is 10 meters or 30 meters – as well as how to be a good freediving buddy.
We have upcoming freediving classes: (each class is 2 days)
Details: April 9th & 10th
Course: FREEDIVING LEVEL 1
DAY 1: Classroom/Pool
When: Saturday, April 9th
Where: Aaron’s Dive Shop
Time: 9:30AM – 1:30PM
DAY 2: Open Water Diving
When: Sunday, April 10th
Where: Honey at Maunalua Bay
Time: 1:30PM – 4:30PM
Details: May 7th & 8th
Course: FREEDIVING LEVEL 1
DAY 1: Classroom/Pool
When: Saturday, May 7th
Where: Aaron’s Dive Shop
Time: 9:30AM – 1:30PM
DAY 2: Open Water Diving
When: Sunday, May 8th
Where: Honey at Maunalua Bay
Time: 1:30PM – 4:30PM
Students enrolled in this course are eligible for 10% off their own set of freediving equipment
*eLearning MUST be completed before the start of the class.
Included: Rental gear is included. Personal gear is STRONGLY preferred.
Minimum Requirements: Must be 12 years or older. MUST be a proficient swimmer.
Cost: $399
Aaron’s offers gear from a variety of freediving retailers like: Leaderfins, BESTdive, Omer, Hammerhead, Apnea!
There's nothing wrong with enjoying looking at the surface of the ocean itself, except that when you finally see what goes on underwater, you realize that you've been missing the whole point of the ocean. Staying on the surface all the time is like going to the circus and staring at the outside of the tent.
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