SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali)

SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) Course
Price: $
GET IN TOUCH MESSAGE

SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) Essentials

Are you interested in learning how to freedive? Join us for our SSI Freediving Instructor Level I course in Bali! This course is perfect for those who want to explore the underwater world and learn how to safely freedive. You will learn about freediving equipment, safety procedures, and how to effectively teach others.

  • Prerequisites

  • Includes

Don't hold your breath

Blow some bubbles with us

Start now!

SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) Components

The SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) course is made up of four main components:

1. Classroom instruction on freediving theory, safety and rescue procedures
2. Pool training, where students will learn and practice freediving techniques
3. Open water training, where students will put their skills to the test in a real-world environment
4. Instructor certification, which allows students to teach SSI Freediving courses themselves

Each of these components is important in helping students learn how to freedive safely and effectively. The classroom instruction provides the foundation for everything else, while the pool and open water training give students the opportunity to practice and perfect their skills. The instructor certification is the final step in becoming a qualified freediving instructor.

Theory class

Bali Diving Courses Theory Classroom

Practical Pool Session

Dive Instructor Journey
Diving Course Bali Pool Compound
Bali Diving Course Pool Equipment Area

Open Sea Dives

Divers on the surface of water ready to dive.
Diving Course Open Water Component
Bali Diving Course Open Water Component 2

Why Learn SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali)

Have you ever wanted to explore the underwater world without having to worry about carrying tanks of air? If so, freediving might be for you! Here are 5 reasons why you should take the SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) course:

1. Learn how to freedive safely and effectively

The SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) course will teach you how to safely and effectively freedive in the open water. You will learn about the physics of freediving, how to equalise pressure safely, and how to control your breathing and body position. You will also learn rescue techniques in case of an emergency. This course is perfect for those who want to learn how to freedive safely and effectively in the open water.

2. Get certified to teach others how to freedive

With SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali), you will be able to teach others how to freedive in a safe and fun environment. You will also learn about the different techniques and equipment used in freediving, and how to properly use them.

3. Explore the amazing underwater world around Bali

With SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali), you’ll be able to safely and confidently explore the amazing underwater world around Bali. This course will teach you the skills and knowledge you need to safely freedive in the open water, and will also give you the opportunity to earn an internationally-recognized freediving certification.

4. Meet like-minded people who share your passion for freediving

why_reason_4_paragraph

5. Have an incredible experience that you'll never forget!

With SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali), you will have an incredible experience that you’ll never forget! This is because you will be able to explore the underwater world to depths that you never thought possible, and learn all about freediving safety and techniques. You will also get to meet other like-minded people and make new friends from all over the world.

SSI Freediving Instructor Level I (Bali) Topics

Understanding the physiology of freediving
Breathing techniques for freediving

There are many different breathing techniques that freedivers can use to help them stay underwater for longer periods of time. Some of the most popular techniques include:

– The Equalisation technique: This involves exhaling fully before taking a deep breath in, and then exhaling again until your lungs are only half full. This helps to equalise the pressure in your lungs so that you can stay underwater for longer.

– The Relaxation technique: This involves taking slow, deep breaths and focusing on relaxing your body. This can help to slow your heart rate and make it easier for you to stay underwater for longer periods of time.

– The Visualisation technique: This involves picturing yourself staying underwater for long periods of time, and visualising yourself holding your breath for longer than you think you can. This can help to increase your confidence and help you stay underwater for longer.

Safety procedures for freediving

‘- Proper warm-up and stretching exercises to prepare the body for freediving
– Breathing exercises to help relax the body and slow the heart rate
– The importance of always having a buddy when freediving
– Proper weighting and buoyancy techniques
– How to safely descend and ascend while freediving
– What to do in the event of an emergency while freediving

Rescue techniques for freediving

Rescue techniques for freediving can vary depending on the situation, but some common techniques include:

-Reaching and grabbing the freediver from behind
-Towing the freediver to safety
-Administering CPR if necessary

Teaching methods for freediving

There are a few different ways to teach freediving, and the best method will vary depending on the individual student. Some common methods include:

– One-on-one instruction: This is the most common method for teaching freediving, as it allows the instructor to customize the lessons to the student’s individual needs and pace.

– Small group instruction: This can be a good option for students who learn better in a group setting, or for those who want to save money on lessons.

– Online instruction: There are a growing number of online freediving courses available, which can be a convenient option for those who live far from a freediving instructor or who prefer to learn at their own pace.