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murke1982

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Hello. My name's Mark and I live in the Cape Cod area of Massachusetts. I've always enjoyed snorkeling, but I'm also looking forward to start freediving and spearfishing. So far I've heard a lot about the importance of attending a course before beginning, but I haven't been able to find out about any in my area. I'd appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction in here. I'd like to find a beginner's freediving course, or something of the sort, anywhere in the Boston/Cape Cod/Rhode Island area. Thanks.
 
Hey murke, Welcome aboard :)
I guess the best thing for You is to hook up with Your local freediver/spearo-posse and see what happens from there. They'll know about courses as well, I guess. Likely one of them will be giving those courses. :D
 
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