The ongoing AIDA Freediving Depth World Championship off the French coast couldn’t happen without a crew of trained safety freedivers on hand.
In a recent article in The Guardian newspaper, Tamara Davidson recounts what it takes to become a safety freediver:
“When I moved to Dahab [Egypt] last year, I quickly became part of a community that lives and breathes freediving. I was hungry to take my training deeper, but I also wanted to learn more about myself and become a safer diver.
“When the opportunity arose to train as a competition safety I leapt at the chance – and it has taught me to be a better diver.”
Check out the full article at theguardian.com.
