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Freediving certification courses are to help individuals develop essential skills and knowledge through structured, safe, and progressive training. These courses combine theory, confined water, and open water sessions to teach proper breathing techniques, equalization, duck dives, finning, and safety protocols. Guided by certified instructors, students progress at their own pace in a supportive learning environment.
Molchanovs Lap 1/Wave 1
Molchanovs Lap 1/Wave 1
P13,999
P13,999
(Beginner Freediving)
(Beginner Freediving)
In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals of freediving, including practicing freediving safely, rescue, breath-holding, efficient diving, and mental preparation. By the end, you'll be able to dive to depths of 12-20 meters, using fins or a rope, and practice pool disciplines with a focus on technique and efficiency.
Inclusions:
Open Water Session
Pool Session
Shared Fan Accommodation 2D1N (Add 300php for A/C Room)
Full Board Meals (Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch)
Theory Lesson
Instructor Fee
Dive Review
Manuals
Digital ID/Certificate
Use of safety equipments
Molchanovs Lap 2/Wave 2
Molchanovs Lap 2/Wave 2
P18,999
P18,999
(Advanced Freediving)
(Advanced Freediving)
As a Molchanovs WAVE 2 Advanced freediver, you'll dive to depths of up to 30m, improve no-fin teachniques, and learnthe monofin technique. You'll study the history and physics of freediving, including key safety principles. You'll also refine your equalization, focus on mental training, and learn how to prevent and treat injuries. The course covers adavanced safety, blackouts, decompression illness, and rescue techniques.
Inclusions:
Open Water Session
Pool Session
Shared Fan Accommodation 2D1N (Add 300php for A/C Room)
Full Board Meals (Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch)
Theory Lesson
Instructor Fee
Dive Review
Manuals
Digital ID/Certificate
Use of safety equipments
These courses are designed for divers seeking systematic skill progression, improved technique, and internationally recognized certification while maintaining strict safety standards and respect for the marine environment.
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