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Freediving Courses in Alberta
- Thread starter ShawnM
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Hello Shawn,
Fellow freediver from Alberta here. I’m away travelling but saw your post and thought I’d send you a line. I took AIDA1 and a Surf Survival course in Calgary with Luca from Sea to Sky Freediving. He’s a great instructor and comes to Calgary for courses even though his main business is in the Vancouver area. I recommend him very highly. I believe he’s in the Philippines for the winter but will be back.
I’ve just left Egypt where I did my AIDA 2 and 3. It only gets better and better! There is a small but friendly community in Alberta, I hope you take the first steps.
Best,
Adam
Fellow freediver from Alberta here. I’m away travelling but saw your post and thought I’d send you a line. I took AIDA1 and a Surf Survival course in Calgary with Luca from Sea to Sky Freediving. He’s a great instructor and comes to Calgary for courses even though his main business is in the Vancouver area. I recommend him very highly. I believe he’s in the Philippines for the winter but will be back.
I’ve just left Egypt where I did my AIDA 2 and 3. It only gets better and better! There is a small but friendly community in Alberta, I hope you take the first steps.
Best,
Adam