Adreno Freediving
Build your freediving knowledge from home with a free online workshop series covering equalisation, dry training, breathwork, mental techniques, underwater photography and more.
These online freediving workshops are designed to help you sharpen the skills that support safer, more confident and more enjoyable dives.
Whether you are starting out, building towards your next course, or looking to refine specific techniques, this free series brings together practical topics from some of the best names in freediving.
Use the workshops to improve your understanding before getting in the water, then continue your progression through Adreno’s in-person freediving courses.

The original workshop page includes a line-up of freediving lessons from recognised instructors and athletes, covering practical techniques, mindset, training and creative skills.
With Thibault Guignes. Learn mobility and flexibility concepts that support freediving comfort and performance.
With Sheena McNally. Break down one of the most important equalisation skills for deeper freediving progression.
With Mike Board. Explore focus, mindset and mental tools that help support calm, controlled dives.
With Daan Verhoeven. Pick up tips for capturing the underwater world with better awareness and intent.
With Alexey Molchanov. Learn about breathing exercises used to support freediving preparation.
With Thibault Guignes. Understand training concepts you can work on away from the water.
With Adam Stern. Learn the foundations and refinements of Frenzel equalisation for freediving.
Sign up below to access the free freediving online courses and start learning from experienced freedivers, instructors and ocean creators.
Pair the free online workshops with in-water training, proper gear and helpful freediving resources from Adreno.
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