Hi everybody! I'm pretty new to freediving. Just wondering if anyone out there is looking for freediving buddies! I'm not really into spearfishing, just working on my depth and breath-hold to eventually get into photography if it ends up being a good fit. Any connections or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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South Florida!
- Thread starterNicole Durham
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I live in the Jupiter/West Palm area but travel down to Miami often, so I'm all over the place lol.
I am in Polk County and love freediving in the lakes in Highlands County, one of them is 80'! I also like exploring sinkholes if you are into adventures like that.
Yes, I'm always down to make a little trip to do some diving! Do you have any social media I could add you on?
I kinda stay away from the social media scene... just message me here anytime you want to do a nice freshwater practice day. One lake is good for 80' but it gets dark and cold after 35'. A very awesome practice spot to do "mind over matter" stuff. Another is good for 55' and usually perfect all the way to just have pure fun all day long. I go to them at least once a week or begin to go a little nuts 
http://downtownavonpark.com/lake-verona/
Visibility to 30-35' depth is quite good even with very windy days. Maybe 10' visibility at surface decreasing as you go. After 35' it gets dark and cold very fast but you can still "see." Really awesome experience almost hard to explain. Depth is smack dab in the center of the lake too, easy to find and not a far swim from the little beach area. I'll go with you anytime. I love that lake.
Visibility to 30-35' depth is quite good even with very windy days. Maybe 10' visibility at surface decreasing as you go. After 35' it gets dark and cold very fast but you can still "see." Really awesome experience almost hard to explain. Depth is smack dab in the center of the lake too, easy to find and not a far swim from the little beach area. I'll go with you anytime. I love that lake.