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Winter Olympian Kirsty Muir is using freediving as a powerful mental performance tool to gain a competitive edge at Milano Cortina 2026. From static breath-holds to depth training, she applies nervous system regulation and CO₂ tolerance techniques to stay calm, focused, and composed under Olympic pressure.
Have you ever wondered if you could compete in freediving? Pool competitions offer a safe, accessible, and confidence-building way to step into the competitive world. From mastering protocols to building CO₂ tolerance and mental strength, here are 10 reasons why starting in the pool might be the smartest move for your freediving journey.
Pulmonary barotrauma, or lung squeeze, is one of the most misunderstood risks in freediving. World-class freediver Alexander Vinogradov shares six essential principles to protect lung health, progress safely, and dive deeper with confidence.
Freediving was once an obscure practice known only to coastal tribes and extreme water people. Today, it quietly permeates film, art, wellness, and popular culture—shaping how we see the ocean, the body, and the limits of human potential.
Molchanovs introduces its Beginner Online Freediving Course — a fully online, self-paced program that lets complete beginners learn freediving theory and dry skills from home, anywhere in the world, before entering the water.