moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of cardiovascular fitness and comfort in water for breath-hold exercises.
Join Bamboo Reef in San Francisco for private freediver training in a pool setting. Improve breath-holding, train rescue skills, and have fun with game nights after each session!
Conditioning and Training for Freedivers
Join us in San Francisco for an exhilarating free diving experience! Each session presents unique challenges, from CO2 and O2 tolerance classes to underwater weight training and rescue drills. Enhance your skills while enjoying fun game nights, making every dive a memorable adventure in the depths of the ocean.
Come to San Francisco to practice and keep up your free dive skills. Every session is different and offers a variety of skills and challenges to increase your free diving:
CO2 Classes - Improve CO2 Tolerance and Maximize Bottom Time O2 Classes - Improve Tolerance to Low O2 Resistance - Work on Leg Strength & O2 Conservation Under Stress Under Water Weights - Breath Hold Stress Training Game Night - Breath Holds & Fun Rescue Buddy - Rescue Drills and Skills Training
Proper hydration improves breath-holding capacities and overall performance during freediving training.
Freediving requires safety partners to reduce risks, especially during advanced breath-holding exercises.
Opt for streamlined, snug swimwear that will keep you comfortable underwater for longer periods.
Training on a full stomach can cause discomfort and reduce your ability to focus on breath control.
San Francisco has a deep maritime culture influenced by its pivotal role as a Pacific port city.
Bamboo Reef emphasizes sustainable diving practices and educates participants on protecting marine ecosystems.
A low-volume mask helps reduce water resistance and improve visibility underwater.
Long freediving fins assist with efficient propulsion during training exercises.
Helps maintain body temperature in cooler indoor pool water during fall and winter sessions.
fall specific
Assists in equalizing pressure and improves comfort during breath-hold training.