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Depth Nationals – Dip my toes in and find out
I completed the AIDA 2 course in December before the competition in March. No, I haven’t been spearfishing before or been seriously swimming. My deepest dive was about 14m until then. And yes, I had to youtube the different disciplines to remember what the...
read moreFreediving NZ Strategy
Here is a link the our Strategy Document. FDNZ-STRATEGY-26.05.2017
read moreFreediving NZ Constitution
Here is the link to our current constitution: Freediving NZ Constitution
read more2016 Annual General Meeting minutes
Here are the minutes from our AGM held in March. Thanks to all those who attended and had their say! 2016AGMMinutes.pdf
read moreNew Zealand Pool Freediving Safety Standards published!
After long consultation with member clubs, the Freedive New Zealand board and the New Zealand Recreation Association, the safety standards working group have published both the national standards and a template incident response plan for clubs to use. These standards...
read moreFluyd Freediving New Zealand Depth Nationals 2016
Fluyd Freediving New Zealand Depth Nationals 2016 Lake Taupo, New Zealand 18-20 March 2016 The competition will comprise three sessions over three days. For each session, competitors can nominate any of the three AIDA depth competition disciplines. Disciplines can be...
read moreBoard Meeting Minutes – Jan 2016
AIDA Newsletter – February 2016
A Guide to a Freediver’s First Competition – Daron Joseph
Daron Joseph, a swim instructor and freediver from Newcastle, NSW, attended the Pan Pacific Championships as his first freediving competition. Daron has written up his reflections on his first competition, what he learnt, and what he plans to work on for future...
read moreWill Trubridge’s Reflections on Limassol 2015
Multiple WR holder and WC 2015 FIM Gold Medalist William Trubridge shares his thoughts, reflections and suggestions following the World Championship in Limassol, Cyprus.
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