Thread: F.I.T. vs. Performance Freediving
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Old February 27th, 2008
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Re: F.I.T. vs. Performance Freediving
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I think both would be a good idea, and agree with the previous poster to check out the other thread concerning this issue. My hubby and I took the FIT Level II course, loved it so much we returned a month later for some practice sessions, and are already signed up for Level III. I'm a technical diver by trade, and hated the very idea of diving with no tank. Now I'm a complete freediving fanatic. Learning from the pros is the best way to understand the physiological aspects, as well as the safety protcols. My opinion about company may be biased, but FIT changed my (and my hubby's) life forever!
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