PFI Breath Hold Survival

Join Advanced Instructor Trainer Dan Semrad II for the same course he offered for the 5th Special Forces Group in Kentucky.

The PFI Breath Hold Survival is a course, geared to train surfers, kayakers, and other water enthusiasts, as well as professional emergency services personnel in methods designed to make the student more comfortable in hazardous conditions while in water, such as a big wave hold-down. It brings a whole knowledge approach introducing skills and techniques as well as a high-level of knowledge in physics, physiology, as well as safety and problem management. During this program, participants work in depths to 40 metre/132 Feet while learning valuable ‘warm-up’ and cross training skills to enhance this capacity. This program encompasses static apnea, high metabolism apnea, and may also introduce dynamic apnea. A PFI Breath Hold Survival Pool Only certification may be issued to those not wishing to participate in open water training. This level also has a coaching specific program for additional experience and skill refinement.