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Dave Kay

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I am looking for some instruction-books, videos, etc.-that cover old fashioned snorkeling to depths of 30-50 feet. I just want to review techniques to stay down longer. Everything I find is on free diving. I am not interested in free diving. I just want to swim to a reef for a couple of minutes and come up. I dont spear fish, Thanks.
 
I am looking for some instruction-books, videos, etc.-that cover old fashioned snorkeling to depths of 30-50 feet. I just want to review techniques to stay down longer. Everything I find is on free diving. I am not interested in free diving. I just want to swim to a reef for a couple of minutes and come up. I dont spear fish, Thanks.

You answered your own question.
 
Snorkeling is staying at the surface with your face in the water. Free diving/apnea diving are venturing below while holding your breath. Spearfishing has nothing to do with its definition.
 
"Free diving" is just a label for capable, competent snorkeling. I have always just called it "snorkeling", and I've never just remained on the surface.
 
Replied in the Advanced forum.
 
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