There are three main pole spear tip types: the paralyzer (three-prong) for small reef fish, the flopper (single or double barb) for mid-size...
Field-tested gear, hard-won technique and dive logs from the edge of the reef — for hunters who'd rather be underwater.
To put a band on a pole spear, thread the loop band through the hole or slot at the back end of the shaft (or over the end cap), seat it, an...
Four stages take you from your first nervous duck-dive to a calm, confident 15-metre hunt — safely, and entirely at your own pace.
Start the pathMaster the breath-up and the mammalian dive reflex before you ever slip under.
A clean head-first descent and the Frenzel that keeps your ears happy at depth.
Weighting, finning and the relaxed free-fall that quietly saves your air.
Stalking, the shot, and a calm, controlled ascent — every single time.
There are three main pole spear tip types: the paralyzer (three-prong) for small reef fish, the flopper (single or double barb) for mid-size...
Learning how to use a pole spear is the fastest route from snorkeller to spearfisher: one shaft, one rubber loop, a tip, and no trigger anyw...
Pool freediving training is the safest way for spearos to turn dry-land gains into real underwater efficiency: with a buddy watching from th...
The best freediving apps for spearfishers generate CO₂ and O₂ tables from your own max hold, time every round with audio cues so you can kee...
This freediving training plan is an 8-week block for spearfishers: three dry sessions a week plus an optional pool day, building CO₂ toleran...
A freediving breathe-up is two to three minutes of slow, relaxed breathing with long exhales that calms your body before a dive. It is never...