Freedive Bootcamp

Meet the September 2021 FreediveBootcamp crew!

Another camp is coming to its end. A week full of freediving in the beautiful bay of Kotor in Montenegro.
A week of overcoming fears, of learning how to hold your breath for minutes fill your lungs with air and to dive to a depth of 16 - 25 meters on just one single breath!

If anyone is interested in participating in the next camps check out or drop me a comment right here.
www.freedivebootcamp.com


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Ladies and Gentlemen, proud to present he first group ever participating in the Freedive Bootcamp.

Another coming to its end. A week full of freediving in the beautiful bay of Kotor in Montenegro.
A week of overcoming fears, of learning how to hold your breath for minutes and fill your lungs with air.
A week of movement sessions, yoga, stretching and theory sessions in the Lustica Mill House (in the background).

None of this would have been possible without the help of movement- and freediving instructor . Thanks for the awesome meals only a half Italian could make, see you next year for the next bootcamps!

If anyone is interested in participating in the next camps check out or drop me a comment right here.
www.freedivebootcamp.com


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Come to Montenegro and learn freediving with us!
2021 are now available to book.

Lern more here:
https://mailchi.mp/e76e638e66c5/freediving-in-montenegro-kotor

Freediving to -70 meters in 80 days.

Hi folks!
It's been a while since we posted something here, that's because we are busy getting better on our own freediving in Bali.
Currently I (Fabian) am on a mission to to dive to 70 meters in only 80 days. I'm tracking my progress in a vlog either every day or every second day.

Here goes Day #55 which is a recap of what happened in the last 54 days. I am now starting a 12 day coaching with the awesome Julia Mouce from Apnea Bali, let's see if she will let me down to 70 meters once we get to the end of our time together.

Will I make it? Check out for yourself:
https://youtu.be/BQLNk2f6YKM

See you in the next episode.

Freediving to -70 meters in 80 days - Day #55 Today is my 55th day in the water doing deep training and the 1st day of a 12 day coaching with Julia Mouce from Apnea Bali.Conditions:- It has to be safe- I...

Meet the October Freedive Bootcamp group: Jelena from Serbia, Matias from Argentina and Kate from the US. We were a bit sceptical about water temperatures in October first but learned yesterday that it is totally fine to stay 2h in the water using 5mm suits. The freediving in Montenegro continues for now.
Suepr proud of this group, all of them figured out equalisation on the first day and went pretty deep already!

We just updated the dates for next years freedive bootcamps, whoever is interested can now get a 15% discount by pre-booking for next year.

Bootcamps in 2021
June 14 - June 19 (3 spots available)
June 28 - July 3 (4 spots available)
July 12 - July 17 (6 spots available)
July 26 - July 31 (6 spots available)
Aug 2 - Aug 7 (6 spots available)
Sep 6 - Sep 11 (6 spots available)

More info on freedivebootcamp.com (Link in Bio)

Ladies and Gentlemen, proud to present he first group ever participating in the Freedive Bootcamp.
An amazing week is coming to its end.
A week of freediving the beautiful bay of Kotor in Montenegro.
A week of overcoming fears, of learning how to fill your lungs with air and hold your breath for minutes
A week of movement sessions, yoga, stretching and theory sessions in the Lustica Mill House (in the background).
A week of letting go and surrendering to the ocean.
About a year ago when moving into the Mill House it all started with a dream: To become a freediving instructor, get people together from all around Europe and introduce them to this life changing sport. It all starts with those first thoughts. And then before you know it there is a website. And then you have to put some dates on there. And before you know it there is someone asking to book those dates, and then all 6 places are booked out and suddenly you're not making money in front of a computer screen anymore but with being a freediving teacher.
Due to covid this time we didn't have a cook and I was amazed of how a bunch of people who hardly knew each other went shopping together and got lunches and dinners on the table by cooking together. Amazed how a group of people can co-live in one house and get along well, even becoming friends and making plans of whom will visit whom in which country.
I will miss waking up early, jumping into the land rover and driving everyone to the dive spot, putting the suits on and leading people deeper into the dark blue. And I will miss the expression on their faces when they come up from their dives.
Luckily I don't have to wait long as the next group of students is already coming in 6 days.
None of this would have been possible without the amazing help of movement- and freediving instructor .bruno. We met in the internet, decided to do this together and he probably worked more than I did on this. Thanks for that brother and thanks for the awesome meals only a half Italian could cook together, see you next year for the next bootcamps!
If anyone is interested in participating in next years camps check out:
www.freedivebootcamp.com

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New PB (personal best) for Fabian from Freedive Bootcamp during the Deep Week in Croatia:
59.1 meters in 2:18 minutes free immersion (FIM) with the mask on.

Fabian: "I was diving to 50 and 52 meters a couple of times already but never had enough air left to equalize after 45 meters and had to turn.
What made the difference yesterday were two things:
1) I switched from continuous to sequential equalization after taking the mouthfill and arrived at the end of the line with enough air left to go even deeper.
2) I was totally relaxed, the hole dive felt like a dream, I wasn't at all thinking about what happens in the next couple of seconds or how much is left to arrive at the bottom or at the surface, I was totally in the zone and spent the whole day like flying on a cloud.
Somehow it feels like a new chapter of freediving has opened and new depths are unlocked and waiting for.
For now I won't go deeper, it is important to slowly adapt to the new depth to not risk any lung barotrauma or other injuries.
For now I will focus on exhale stretches as I felt pretty tight in the chest area after 55 meters.
I won't go deeper than 60 meters during the next dives, just continue to go to that kind of depth and relax, accept the pressure and do more stretching. Who knows, maybe when going to Dahab during the end of the year I will hit 70 meters."

Movement coach and freediving instructor Bruno is visiting us at the for 4 weeks and will act as an assistant instructor during our September Bootcamp. We got 1 Spot left from September 7th to September 13. Join an awesome group of 6 fun people and get your AIDA2 freediving certificate. We can arrange airport pickups from Podgorica, Tivat or Dubrovnik.

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@ Freedive Bootcamp

1 Spot left.
Anyone?