Emma Farrell, author of “One Breath: A Reflection on Freediving,” has been appointed Director of Freediver Practising for Dive RAID Worldwide, the company launched this week.
Farrell has been teaching since 2002 and has been a neatly-revered Trainer Trainer with RAID for several years. She was additionally DeeperBlue.com’s Head of Freediving Training till 2009.
Her fresh space at RAID reflects the company’s renewed focal level on freediving and its importance to RAID’s vision for the change and the diving neighborhood going forward.
Farrell’s initial focal level will likely be to update the company’s materials and freediving curriculum, bringing it based totally on neatly-liked practices and the sport’s safest standards, based totally on RAID.
Talking suddenly following her appointment, Farrell talked about:
“Being at the forefront of world freediving education for the final two a protracted time, my prefer has progressively been to abet extra folks to transfer wanting for the astonishing sport of freediving and enable them to make it safely and responsibly. RAID shares my ethos of combining excessive standards with accessibility and relevancy and I’m extremely elated to be main the personnel that will exercise RAID freediving to the next stage.”
Farrell is a founding member of the AIDA Training Price and has written classes which will likely be taught internationally, among them several standard and irregular distinctiveness classes equivalent to her program for surfers, spearfishing safety abilities route, and a Gasoline Guzzler route.
In her fresh space, Farrell will likely be working with RAID’s Vice President of Practising, PJ Prinsloo, that will witness the company’s freediving product totally streamlined and up to this level.
Fixed with Prinsloo:
“She brings to the personnel not simplest a wealth of recordsdata, and expertise nonetheless additionally true enthusiasm and creative vitality to style out what’s going to be a huge project within the upcoming months.”
John Lianghttps://www.deeperblue.com/
John Liang is the Files Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first got the diving trojan horse whereas in Excessive College in Cairo, Egypt, where he earned his PADI Begin Water Diver certification within the Crimson Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, among white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Rush of Costa Rica, and other locations at the side of a pool in Las Vegas serving to to fracture the arena document for the finest underwater press conference.
