(SPOT.ph) With more than 7,000 islands, it is without a doubt that the Philippines is home to some of the world's best diving sites. (We even got a title for it.) And one of the best ways to make the most out of a summer getaway in domestic destinations is to learn freediving—a form of underwater diving without having to lug around heavy scuba equipment.
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If you're looking for freediving classes in Metro Manila and nearby, these groups are offering affordable classes this March:
Aquaholics Freediving
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Aquaholics Freediving holds two-day basic freediving courses facilitated by certified coaches for P2,199. It is open for beginners, swimmers, and non-swimmers. Their March schedule is every Friday and Saturday in their Pangasinan and Batangas training grounds.
Freedive PH
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If you want to learn freediving in a controlled environment, Freedive PH has sessions for beginners and non-swimmers on March 14 (Sunday), March 27 (Saturday), and March 28 (Saturday) at the 20-foot swimming pool of Scuba Studio in San Juan City. The class costs P2,800, which includes a two-hour session on theory and a two-hour practice in the pool. You can bring your own gear or rent at the venue—mask and snorkel for P300 and short fins for P200.
Apnea Philippines
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For the more advanced freedivers, Apnea Philippines is offering line training practice for all weekends of March in Batangas. Two-hour line training at 12 meters is at P1,400, while the three-hour line training at 20 meters is at P1,900. They also have certification courses that include one pool training session and two open-water sessions (P12,000).
Swim Central
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Aside from having swimming lessons for adults, Swim Central also offers Try Freediving Class taught by an SSI-certified coach. Sessions are at the Plunge Dive Club at The Upper Deck in Pasig City. The four-hour class costs P2,000, inclusive of gear. They have weekday and weekend schedules for March and April.
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