Tag: Adventure

Freefall with a Greek Twist

by marlonquinn | Sep 23, 2014 | Travel | 0 |

Freediving in Greece When it comes to coastline and freediving, the Greeks have got it pretty...

Read More

Freedive Excursion – Point Cooke

by marlonquinn | Apr 22, 2014 | Nature, Travel | 0 |

To The Homestead With the Mornington Peninsula drawing most of the attention, a couple of freedive...

Read More

Starting with a lap of Tasmania

by marlonquinn | Feb 20, 2013 | Travel | 0 |

The Lap What’s certain is that the five-week tour will start with a lap of Tasmania. Clockwise...

Read More

The wrong tool for the right job

by marlonquinn | Jan 23, 2013 | Travel | 0 |

Sometimes we don’t have the right tools for the job, other times the skill, or the know how,...

Read More

Finding the Source That’s Never EnoughSeptember 1, 2023
How Do You Get Warm Quickly After A Cold Water Immersion?August 17, 2023
Winter Whale Watching near MelbourneJune 8, 2023
Whale Tales: Hells Orcas – Evan FlipsNovember 21, 2022
Seachanging – Shiny Black Shoes to Freediving FinsAugust 9, 2022

INSTAGRAM FEED

Unto these footsteps I give myself away.

Immersing in some of the local curiosities during a nice ride up the Col du Soulor and Col d'Aubisque in France this year.

I love the cold water.

Breathwork takes out the guesswork -

Gloves off, ankle deep.

Sometimes immersing into the unknown is the most scary thing you can do.

As the fallen leaves and pebbles crumbled softly under the gentle tip toe meander through the forest, she sensed freedom for the first time.

TELEPORTING?

Teaching and learning, and learning and teaching. They're symbiotic really, aren't they?

FOLLOW ME

Our Authors

marlonquinn
80 Posts

Login

Pin It on Pinterest