Freediving Into A Cave FULL of - Pt. 1 

You could say I was for this specifi cave. as I was trained how to enter this cave and trained others how to enter it themselves. But there is no “cave freediving” course available for Purchase & certification

@@emilydives665 So what you mean is "not only do I take unacceptable safety risks for myself, I negligently encourage other people to risk their lives, too!"

@@WatsonAndDaughter It's not exactly unacceptable as I'm a master freediving instructor regularly diving 200ft in depth with a 5min beathhold who's done this exact 24ft dive over 100 times and been professionally trained to lead others to do this dive. It's like saying sky diving instructors are taking necessary risks by taking people sky diving. All the divers in the video are 200ft+ divers and professional freediving instructors themselves. However, I appreciate your concern for safety!

@@emilydives665yet you still try to justify your behavior. I would bet your freediving certifying agency has standards against freediving in overhead environments…

EmilyDives Please do not recommend scuba diving courses in instances of freediving- it is nothing short of dangerous. The same practices that would keep a scuba diver safe in a cave for hours long dives may endanger the lives of a freediver on their 15 s dive. Please don't promote such unsafe practices as disseminating information without the necessary freediving expertise. So a scuba diving cave diving course wouldn't educate a freediver about anything valuable that they need to know about how to safely enter this dive site. This is a 15second long dive where the diver needs to be confident diving to head first and kicking down to 15m (a level 1 freediving level experience) with proper freediving technique. They don't need to be educated on decompression theory, timing in & out of a cave route, or entanglement or silt out scenarios, as well as a frog kick would not be advisable. They need to be confident that when they do dive down to rely on their freediving training on proper technique and to keep kicking calmly and consistently (and definitely not like scuba diver- frog kick would absolutely not be advisable in this scenario). There is no silt- its a completely rock & coarse sand bottom. If you are interested in how freediving & scuba diving differ, I'd recommend you take your level 1 freediving course!

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It’s very possible she will make one of those channels one day! Seems unnecessarily risky but hey “we” clicked.

AGREED🤣

i mean...they are heavy and I've hurt quite a few toes on them. But otherwise I typically use them for express purposes...taking photos of tiny creatures under the sea...deep wreck dives...deep shark dives. I just don't think folks from a completely unrelated activity should lecture safety towards another activity the know nothing about. Feels...unsafe. Similarly you probably wouldn't want someone who doesn't know how to scuba dive giving you safety advise about scuba diving.

@@emilydives665 i didn't mean to be so rude. I'm trying to learn and that is the only way I know how to do it.

My students do this after their level 1 course with professional instruction. You are welcome to join!

@@emilydives665 that's great to hear, what I mean is putting a preface on the video saying something like "We are trained for this, please do not attempt without proper safety measures" or something similar. Monkey see, monkey do, and we don't want kids pulling stunts because they see it on tiktok/RU-vid.

It was so cool ❤😂

It was so fun, not going to lie 😁😁😁

Ahh no good! Nosebleeds mean your sinuses aren’t equalizing, not your ears- get that checked out bro!and yes, there were creatures in the cave 😁😁 check part two!!

Coming soon ❤🎉😊

That’s awesome! You are totally ready to take your level 1 freediving course & I encourage it!

@@emilydives665 thanks for supporting me its just how do people hold there breath for 7mins?? My friend does that

@@Herrscher_of_harmony practice! good relaxation and C02 tolerance and flexibility. I would start by taking a freediving course- in a good one you should be able to hold your breath for around 2-3 minutes after the level 1 :)

If you are dive professionals like the people or have a professional guide, it’s very simple dive! But if you are afraid of the dark…then yea, hell no 😂

thank you!

They are not invited into the bat cave

it's not for everyone 😂 But it's actually a very safe and easy dive if you know what you are doing

@@emilydives665hey, you guys really make GREAT videos!!! i love diving here in italy we got so many great spots, however as a man this really scares the hell out of me. 🤣💪🏼🇮🇹💛

@@TheAmazingBruceSchetta I just started making videos & it's a one-lady show- although my friends may show up in my adventures :D :D thank you so much for your kinda feedback- again I just started, but plan to continue to show many of my adventures I've been building up over the years. Hope to hear from you again soon!

@@emilydives665 Yeah i looked up for ur channel this morning, coz i thought maybe you were one of those new big names to me, i was so surprised that you only had like 10 vids and just shorts!! coz honestly, analyzing your contents, you have the "perfect voice" for YT (if that makes sense coz you're engaging) and with your enthusiasm and positive vibes it's like you've been doing this on this platfo for so many years! im so so surprised! So please gurl/miss/lady keep this amazing work of yours coz you're brilliant! Looking forward for your new contents and maybe in the future longer vlogs as well mate!! 💪🏼💛🇮🇹 Wish you all the bestest!

@@TheAmazingBruceSchetta wow. Just wow. Thanks so much.

just absolutely covered in snot. I can barely breathe. send help.

did you guess? or did you watch part 2???

@@emilydives665 I giessed

@@emilydives665 I've been in those types of caves and there was Bats that's why I guessed Bats

@@javiergil2911 that is so cool!

So a scuba diving cave diving course wouldn't educate a freediver about anything valuable that they need to know about how to safely enter this dive site. This is a 15second dive where the diver needs to be confident diving to head first and kicking down to 15m (a level 1 freediving level experience) with proper freediving technique. They don't need to be educated on decompression theory, timing in & out of a cave route, or entanglement or silt out scenarios, as well as a frog kick would not be advisable. They need to be confident that when they do dive down to rely on their freediving training on proper technique and to keep kicking calmly and consistently (and definitely not like scuba diver- frog kick would absolutely not be advisable in this scenario). There is no silt- its a completely rock & coarse sand bottom. If you are interested in how freediving & scuba diving differ, I'd recommend you take your level 1 freediving course!

@@emilydives665 in NO situation is it advisable to go into a cave without the proper equipment, NO MATTER How small you think that cave is. Your team isn’t even equipped with lights? This seems like your ignorant to cave diving and just how dangerous it is. Talk to any cave cert diver and they will tell you the same thing.

DONT listen to EMILY , she clearly doesn’t understand caves and how dangerous they really are. Not advisable to enter any cave without a cave cert and also the proper equipment. Especially a FUCKING light. Jesus this is a stupid thing to do. And can result in death even if the cave is just “REALLY SMALL”. Free divers are notoriously thick headed, and too many end up dead from stupid games like this .

@@FUNKER420 this is not scuba diving. I need you to educate yourself. Yes, a torch is advisable in a situation where you are in darkness or lose the light. I repeated, this is not scuba diving. This is diving under an arch, essentially. You are never in total darkness, you can see the end, the total dive time is 15 seconds. extra equipment, save for a small torch to act as a guide for the person behind you if they are following or nervous, is advisable. Again, this is not scuba diving. There is not cave diving course for this type of activity. There Is very little crossover in how we handle these scenrios.

@@emilydives665 lol, these guys have been watching too much dive talk. Like, why would you get more equipment while free diving? Freediving is all about feeling free under water. Way more comfy than scuba. Cheers from Chile girl! Loved the video.

Sometimes shoot locations demand a little more of us ❤ But yes, This dive is for professional or professional lead only!

@@emilydives665 Yeah leave it to the pros, anyways stay safe and keep doing what you love! 😌

@@christianjimenez4711 wise & true!!!❤❤❤

The commentary is actually harder to make than the dive! So I appreciate that ! 😁😁😁

Very comical indeed

@@emilydives665 nothing funny about it your gorgeous lady😍 I wanna get into diving I don't know where to go as a starter any suggestion for a newbie In TN?

@@emilydives665 also you got a new sub

@@jabroski69 take a weekend trip & check out florida or even closer- North Carolina! Ashley Chapman with Evolve Freediving is a former world record holder and current US women's freediving record holder.

@@emilydives665 awesome I'll check into it spank you very much

That’s awesome! So much respect for cave diving!