Deep Blue Progression: Molchanovs Wave 2 Freediver Course in Jervis Bay

HUSKISSON FREE DIVING FIELD GUIDE

Deep Blue Progression: Molchanovs Wave 2 Freediver Course in Jervis Bay

A focused three-day Molchanovs Wave 2 course in Jervis Bay Marine Park that advances breathwork, equalisation and depth skills to 30m—this guide outlines schedule, prerequisites and what to expect.

Deep Blue Progression: Molchanovs Wave 2 Freediver Course in Jervis Bay.

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Location
Huskisson
Operator
Woebegone Freedive
Category
Free Diving
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set against the turquoise clarity of Jervis Bay Marine Park and the shelter of its dramatic cliffs, the Molchanovs Wave 2 Freediver course is a concentrated three-day programme that pushes depth and technique in one of Australia’s most accessible deep-water classroom. The curriculum emphasises advanced physiology, refined equalisation and no‑fin technique under the Molchanovs system, with a mix of theory, pool work and boat sessions.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ENVIRONMENT

Jervis Bay Marine Park: clarity and marine life

Jervis Bay’s crystal-clear water and dramatic coastal cliffs provide the clean, sheltered conditions prized for progressive freediving practice and open-water depth work.

THE TRAINING

Molchanovs Wave 2: depth and technique

Wave 2 extends freediving limits across disciplines to depths of up to 30 metres while deepening breathing education, Frenzel equalisation and no‑fin drills under the Molchanovs system.

THE FORMAT

Three days of theory, pool and boat sessions

The course blends an initial day of classroom and pool training with two afternoon boat sessions to practise equalisation, line technique and targeted depth attempts.

What the day feels like

What the course feels like

Across three focused days you move from theory and controlled pool practice to supervised boat sessions in open water, applying refined breathing protocols and equalisation drills as you work toward deeper, disciplined depth attempts—culminating in assessed dives and Molchanovs Wave 2 certification on successful completion.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this course is for — and who should prepare more first.

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Certified FreediversThis course is designed for divers who already hold Wave 1 (or equivalent) certification and want to push depth, refine Frenzel equalisation and practise advanced no‑fin technique.
2
Performance-Focused AthletesDivers aiming to increase depth and confidence in open water will benefit from the programme’s emphasis on physiology, Dalton and Henry’s laws and targeted drills.
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Not for Complete BeginnersWave 2 requires prior certification and specific pool and open-water performance benchmarks; complete beginners should first complete Wave 1 or equivalent training.
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Minimum-Age ParticipantsThe course is offered to participants aged 16 and over; confirm age eligibility before booking and ensure you meet the listed physical and skill prerequisites.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

Three days of instruction and practice.

Meeting Point

Course activity takes place in Jervis Bay Marine Park with Day 1 at Woebegone HQ in Huskisson and Days 2–3 launching from Woollamia Boat Ramp.

What to Bring

Swimmers, water bottle, towel, warm clothes, hat, wind/rain jacket and any personal dive equipment; consider sea‑sickness tablets if you’re susceptible.

Included

Molchanovs e‑learning materials (must be completed beforehand), pool session, two boat sessions, Day 1 lunch and afternoon teas on Days 2–3, Molchanovs Wave 2 certification and reef-safe sunscreen.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Molchanovs Wave 2 course?

The course runs over three days.

What prerequisites are required to join Wave 2?

Wave 1 certification or equivalent is required, along with specified pool and open-water performance standards.

Where and when do we meet for the course?

Day 1 meets at Woebegone HQ in Huskisson (Unit 3/1 Erina Rd) for morning theory and pool sessions; Days 2 and 3 launch from Woollamia Boat Ramp in the afternoons.

What is included in the course price?

Included are Molchanovs e‑learning materials, a pool session, two boat sessions, Day 1 lunch, afternoon teas on Days 2 and 3, certification on completion and reef-safe sunscreen.

What should I bring to the course?

Bring swimmers, a water bottle, towel, warm clothes, hat, wind/rain jacket and any personal dive equipment; sea-sickness tablets are recommended if you are prone to motion sickness.