Level 2

The Advanced Freediver (Level 2) course at Freedive SG builds upon foundational Level 1 skills, targeting divers eager to explore depths of 20 to 30 meters. This program significantly enhances freediving capabilities by delving into the physiology and theory behind deeper dives. New exercises and techniques are introduced to improve overall performance, with a strong emphasis on refining equalization methods and advancing crucial safety and rescue protocols. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of their body's responses at depth and develop strategies for efficient breath-hold management.

This certification is offered through multiple reputable agencies, including PADI Advanced Freediver, Molchanovs Wave 2, SSI Freediving Level 2, and Apnea International Stage B. The course structure typically spans 2 to 4 days, supplemented by essential self-study. With a minimum of two participants required per session, the focus remains on personalized instruction and skill development. The comprehensive price of 650 SGD includes certification fees, all necessary course materials, and the rental of essential equipment like masks and fins, ensuring divers are well-equipped for their progression.

To enroll, candidates must possess a Level 1 Freediving certification and a valid First Aid/CPR certification. Please note that not all Level 1 certifications are automatically recognized and may be subject to an individual assessment by the instructors at Freedive SG. This advanced level is a critical step for those aspiring to achieve greater depths and a more refined freediving expertise, preparing them for more challenging underwater environments.

Freediving in Singapore, while urban, offers access to controlled environments ideal for honing advanced techniques. The training focuses on mastering the physiological adaptations required for deeper dives, ensuring that each student can manage their body effectively and safely. Advanced rescue scenarios are a key component, equipping divers with the confidence and skills to handle potential emergencies, reinforcing the commitment to safety that underpins all PADI, Molchanovs, SSI, and Apnea International standards.