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Freedive Training Location in New Hampshire and Massachusetts

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Andrew702

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I am curious if anyone knows of any areas shore accessible in New Hampshire and Massachusetts with depth to train? I am particularly interested in areas around Hampton and Rye NH. I'm looking for depths deeper than 15 meters but would prefer 30+ meters.

Also if you're keen on training this summer let me know I'll be looking for buddies.
 
Andrew... Looking at charts of nh coast you will need to be hundreds of yards of shore to even get 15 meters! Maybe there are some fresh water place, quarries or lakes where you might find some depth. When the water warms up come down to Gloucester and we can do some diving of my boat.
 
Yeah I figured that much. I've seen posts people training off Cape Ann. I'll definitely hit you up when I'm back. I'm keen to try some deep cold water dives. Where can I find these ocean charts?
 
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