In The Early Days Of Freediving Access To Knowledge Was Not Easy
In the early days of freediving, knowledge was scarce. Here's how Guillaume Nery described those times when interviewed on The Freedive Cafe Podcast.
Freediving And Training In Dubai
When someone mentions “Dubai”, the first thing that comes to mind is the tallest building in the world. But what if I told you that Dubai is also a...
I Resqued Two Freedivers From Deep Blackouts Thinking They Were Dead
Watching an accident on video is a different thing compared to rescuing someone from certain death. In E3 of the Alchemy Podcast, Thibault Guignes ...
5 Tips For Ocean Conservation
Everyone enjoys being at the beach or diving at sea. Over the last years, that feeling never disappeared but trash and pollution made it bitter-swe...
Is It Harder To Film Animals On Land Or In The Water
Shark Week cinematographer Andy B. Casagrande was recently asked if he thought it's harder to film an animal underwater, compared to filming one on...
Freediving And Training At The Canary Islands
Are you looking for a freediving school in Europe in order to train and improve your skills? Why not check out the Canary Islands? Alchemy partner ...
Spearfishing Uku, White And Black Grouper
Follow the Alchemy Spearfishing Team on an adventurous, action-filled hunt around the world. Fourteenth stop; Hawaii, Greece & Florida, in sear...
Freediving Equalization At Depth - Mouthfill And Reverse Packing
Equalization is critical to freediving. In this episode of The Complete Guide, Thibault Guignes - France's deepest FIM diver - looks into what resi...
Competitive Diving Is The Stupidest Thing Of All
What do the Japanese Ama Divers think of competitive freediving? Author and researcher James Nestor travelled all the way to Japan and met with a f...