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Because our partnership with the Adreno dive stores around Australia we are lucky to run our theory sessions inside the Adreno stores themselves! 1184 Nepean Hwy, Cheltenham

Nearby is MSAC pool, which is where we run our pool sessions. The pool is where you are introduced to breath holds and diving techniques before we hit the ocean! 30 Aughtie Dr, Albert Park

For our 2 x dive sessions we hop on a boat and head out into the bay. We know all the spots where the water is calmest and that’s where we will do our dives. The boats depart from Queenscliff or Portsea

$305

Acquire all the essential skills to become a skilled spearfisher! Discover proper equipment handling, identify edible fish species, master hunting and stalking techniques, and prioritize safety measures. In this one-day course, you'll spend the morning learning these skills before going for a guided spearfishing session with your instructor. Not only is spearfishing an invaluable life skill, but it's also incredibly fun!

$575

Our two-day spearfishing course covers all the content of our one-day course, with the addition of thorough freediving instruction. Our goal is to enhance your freediving skills, ensuring you feel confident and at ease hunting underwater. If you're eager to delve deeper into spearfishing, this two-day course is perfect for you!

Hao’s freediving journey started when he jumped out of his corporate life and dived into breath-work, which quickly led him to freediving. Freediving not only taught him how to build up awareness also accepting and letting go. He prioritises safety and focuses on technics and developing personalised plans to progress. With a Chinese background, Hao can teach in Mandarine.

Andre discovered freediving while traveling and it dramatically changed the course of his life. He dedicated the following years to sport and education. Was training and teaching in Egypt, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia. Aiming to live a sustainable lifestyle he started spearfishing a few years ago.

Neil has spent most of his adult life enjoying the underwater environment. After years of teaching scuba, he learned to freedive in Melbourne, and quickly found how this simple sport can improve so many aspects of life. Neil trains regularly in the pool with Melbourne Freedivers Club and in Lake Purrumbete, as well as heading overseas for even greater depth training.

Ying started his diving career as a scuba diver. The start of his freediving journey was super hard. He was stuck with equalization for a year and half, almost gave up mid-way, but finally made it by just keep on trying. For him, freediving is not just a sport, it’s a way of life. He has been spearfishing for a couple of years, and is able to customize or advise gear based on people’s different conditions.