I discovered freediving in Dahab (Egypt) during a trip around the world in 2002. At the time, I’d never heard of the sport, so I wanted to explore the reef simply, without scuba diving equipment.
I then continued my journey by working as a scuba diving instructor for several years in some of the most beautiful places on the planet. This is how I discovered my passion for teaching.

Being asthmatic, I thought at the time that freediving wasn’t for me. Back in Paris, I took up apnea training. I discovered the therapeutic virtues of apnea: my asthma disappeared, my anxiety diminished. I wanted to learn more, so I decided to return to Dahab, the Mecca of apnea. There, I rubbed shoulders with the best freedivers on the planet (Natalia and Alexey Molchanov, Miguel Lozano, and above all my mentor William Winram, multiple world champion in variable weight) and learned an enormous amount from them.

Drawing inspiration from their training techniques, I was able to develop my skills and pedagogy to become one of only four AIDA instructor trainers in France, and the only one in the French West Indies.
I’m also a judge, athlete and first-aid instructor.

The ocean is a fascinating playground where we have to put aside our appearances to really be ourselves. I’m keen to pass on this passion to you through a caring, progressive and innovative approach that has proved its worth. Whether you’re a beginner or a competitor, at ease in the water or aquaphobic, I’ll help you boost your performance and break down your physical and mental barriers.