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Freediving training in Hawaii

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Can anybody recommend a good school to train with in Hawaii? There are 3 places that come up online, Deep Freediving Instruction, Kona Freedivers and Freedive Hawaii. Does anybody have any experience diving with any of these schools? Thanks!
 
I am a bit biased because I am PFI, but Shell (Kona Freedivers) was my instructor trainer. She was awesome, and with PFI you will do at least two ocean sessions, unlike many other schools.

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I am a bit biased because I am PFI, but Shell (Kona Freedivers) was my instructor trainer. She was awesome, and with PFI you will do at least two ocean sessions, unlike many other schools.

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Thank you for your help! :)
 
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