Yoram Zekri | Ocean Prana

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

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In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

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In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

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In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Yoram Zekri | Ocean Prana

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

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In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

Photo Credit: Smartshot

In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Yoram Zekri is today's guest. With more than 30 years experience in the freediving life, more than 22 years as a freediving educator and a long history of competitive diving and development of the sport as we know it today, Yoram is thoroughly embedded in freediving culture. His freediving centre in Amed, Bali, Ocean Prana, is a wonderful place, with a village of bungalows for accommodation, decks and rooms for yoga, working out and classrooms, a healthy food restaurant and a beautiful 25m long, dedicated freediving pool, all a stone's throw from the waters of Jemeluk Bay in Bali's tranquil and remote north-eastern coast.

Photo Credit: Smartshot

In this episode we discuss:How is Yoram dealing with the Coronavirus?When will Bali re-open for tourism? (I need to pick up my stuff!)Shout out to Ocean Prana staff!Yoram is 44 years old but started swimming when he was 8.He started scuba when he was 12!Yoram is one of those inspired by Le Grand Bleu!A very young start in freediving.Yoram started very early in the competitive scene, when he was 21, at the first AIDA competitions.12 years in Tahiti.Yoram's deepest dive was 141m in NLT (No Limits)Yoram has been teaching for more than 22 years!Fred Buyle and talking about the 'Golden Age of Freediving'Thoughts on what has become of the freediving scene.Yoram's involvement in the inception of AIDA and it's competition rules.Will Yoram focus on deep diving again in the future?Talking about Tahiti, life there and diving there.What does Yoram love so much about NLT?About the amazing facilities of Ocean Prana and how it came to be.What are Yoram's plans for the future and the future of Ocean Prana?The future of Bali after the Coronavirus.Yoram's interests outside of freediving (primarily his son!)Shout outs to influential people: Jacques Mayol, Umberto Pelizzari, Hugo VerlommeYoram's recommended books are the books of Yuval Noah Harari.Why does Yoram freedive?

Yoram's Links:Ocean Prana Websitephone Australia: +(61)435-441-414phone Bali: +(62)89-695-477-933Email : [email protected] 

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Pascal Berger Use the discount code FREEDIVE CAFE to get 10% off any orders from octopusfreediving.com 20% OFF ALL ONLINE COURSES AT IMMERSIONFREEDIVING.COMUSE DISCOUNT CODE FREEDIVECAFE Subscribe to PodcastApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsAndroidby EmailRSSMore Subscribe Options Photo Credit: Robert Strix Pascal Berger was born and bred in Switzerland on a diet of cheese and chocolate. He grew to become half-competitive freediver, and half-designer.After graduating from the University of Art and Design of Geneva, Pascal built a successful career as a designer since 2001, with yearly shows in Milan and mentoring of young design students.In 2010 Pascal discovered freediving, which quickly became a real passion, especially for the depth disciplines where he enjoys the peaceful and quiet sensations of the deep blue. With clear strong abilities from the start, he progressed very fast and in a matter of years became the Swiss national record holder for all depth disciplines. His deepest record was set in 2017 in Variable Weight with a dive to -131m.Taking the best of both worlds, in 2013 Pascal created OCTOPUS, committed to bringing top-quality, innovative and sexy specialized equipment to the fast-growing freediving community. Photo Credit: Lily Cottier In this episode we discuss:Pascal is from Geneva in Switzerland.He started his deep diving in the Blue Hole in Dahab.He did his AIDA courses with Akim Ladhari and Lily Crespy and his first instructor course with Umberto Pelizzari.Pascal achieved the Swiss national record in VWT (Variable Weight) with a dive to 131m.What attracted him to the VWT discipline?The story of the sandbag VWT dives.The VWT sled made from mountain bike components.The story of the 131m NR WATCH VIDEOWhy Pascal didn't pursue further depths and two experiences of DCS.Pascal also discovered he had PFO (patent foramen ovale)The inception of Dahab Freedivers with Stephen Keenan and Miguel Lozano.What makes Dahab Freedivers great?Managing the loss of Stephen Keenan in 2017.Passing on the Dahab Freedivers baton.Octopus Freediving Equipment and how it came about.How did the Octopus design style evolve?How is Octopus weathering Coronavirus?What new developments are coming to Octopus?What are Pascal's fantasy freediving products he would develop if he could?Shout out to Miguel Lozano, Stephen Keenan, Lily Crespy, Umberto Pelizzari.Free time and Netflix.Pascal's recommended book is How Everything Can Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël StevensWhy does Pascal freedive? Pascal's Links:Octopus Freediving EquipmentOctopus on FacebookPascal's Email: [email protected]  Photo Credit: Lily Cottier Become a supporter of the show and get access to exclusive episodes and other content!Visit Patreon DONATE through PAYPAL SEND TO:[email protected]

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Pascal Berger

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Pascal Berger was born and bred in Switzerland on a diet of cheese and chocolate. He grew to become half-competitive freediver, and half-designer.After graduating from the University of Art and Design of Geneva, Pascal built a successful career as a designer since 2001, with yearly shows in Milan and mentoring of young design students.In 2010 Pascal discovered freediving, which quickly became a real passion, especially for the depth disciplines where he enjoys the peaceful and quiet sensations of the deep blue. With clear strong abilities from the start, he progressed very fast and in a matter of years became the Swiss national record holder for all depth disciplines. His deepest record was set in 2017 in Variable Weight with a dive to -131m.Taking the best of both worlds, in 2013 Pascal created OCTOPUS, committed to bringing top-quality, innovative and sexy specialized equipment to the fast-growing freediving community.

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

In this episode we discuss:Pascal is from Geneva in Switzerland.He started his deep diving in the Blue Hole in Dahab.He did his AIDA courses with Akim Ladhari and Lily Crespy and his first instructor course with Umberto Pelizzari.Pascal achieved the Swiss national record in VWT (Variable Weight) with a dive to 131m.What attracted him to the VWT discipline?The story of the sandbag VWT dives.The VWT sled made from mountain bike components.The story of the 131m NR WATCH VIDEOWhy Pascal didn't pursue further depths and two experiences of DCS.Pascal also discovered he had PFO (patent foramen ovale)The inception of Dahab Freedivers with Stephen Keenan and Miguel Lozano.What makes Dahab Freedivers great?Managing the loss of Stephen Keenan in 2017.Passing on the Dahab Freedivers baton.Octopus Freediving Equipment and how it came about.How did the Octopus design style evolve?How is Octopus weathering Coronavirus?What new developments are coming to Octopus?What are Pascal's fantasy freediving products he would develop if he could?Shout out to Miguel Lozano, Stephen Keenan, Lily Crespy, Umberto Pelizzari.Free time and Netflix.Pascal's recommended book is How Everything Can Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël StevensWhy does Pascal freedive?

Pascal's Links:Octopus Freediving EquipmentOctopus on FacebookPascal's Email: [email protected] 

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

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Pascal Berger

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Photo Credit: Robert Strix

Pascal Berger was born and bred in Switzerland on a diet of cheese and chocolate. He grew to become half-competitive freediver, and half-designer.After graduating from the University of Art and Design of Geneva, Pascal built a successful career as a designer since 2001, with yearly shows in Milan and mentoring of young design students.In 2010 Pascal discovered freediving, which quickly became a real passion, especially for the depth disciplines where he enjoys the peaceful and quiet sensations of the deep blue. With clear strong abilities from the start, he progressed very fast and in a matter of years became the Swiss national record holder for all depth disciplines. His deepest record was set in 2017 in Variable Weight with a dive to -131m.Taking the best of both worlds, in 2013 Pascal created OCTOPUS, committed to bringing top-quality, innovative and sexy specialized equipment to the fast-growing freediving community.

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

In this episode we discuss:Pascal is from Geneva in Switzerland.He started his deep diving in the Blue Hole in Dahab.He did his AIDA courses with Akim Ladhari and Lily Crespy and his first instructor course with Umberto Pelizzari.Pascal achieved the Swiss national record in VWT (Variable Weight) with a dive to 131m.What attracted him to the VWT discipline?The story of the sandbag VWT dives.The VWT sled made from mountain bike components.The story of the 131m NR WATCH VIDEOWhy Pascal didn't pursue further depths and two experiences of DCS.Pascal also discovered he had PFO (patent foramen ovale)The inception of Dahab Freedivers with Stephen Keenan and Miguel Lozano.What makes Dahab Freedivers great?Managing the loss of Stephen Keenan in 2017.Passing on the Dahab Freedivers baton.Octopus Freediving Equipment and how it came about.How did the Octopus design style evolve?How is Octopus weathering Coronavirus?What new developments are coming to Octopus?What are Pascal's fantasy freediving products he would develop if he could?Shout out to Miguel Lozano, Stephen Keenan, Lily Crespy, Umberto Pelizzari.Free time and Netflix.Pascal's recommended book is How Everything Can Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël StevensWhy does Pascal freedive?

Pascal's Links:Octopus Freediving EquipmentOctopus on FacebookPascal's Email: [email protected] 

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

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Pascal Berger

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Photo Credit: Robert Strix

Pascal Berger was born and bred in Switzerland on a diet of cheese and chocolate. He grew to become half-competitive freediver, and half-designer.After graduating from the University of Art and Design of Geneva, Pascal built a successful career as a designer since 2001, with yearly shows in Milan and mentoring of young design students.In 2010 Pascal discovered freediving, which quickly became a real passion, especially for the depth disciplines where he enjoys the peaceful and quiet sensations of the deep blue. With clear strong abilities from the start, he progressed very fast and in a matter of years became the Swiss national record holder for all depth disciplines. His deepest record was set in 2017 in Variable Weight with a dive to -131m.Taking the best of both worlds, in 2013 Pascal created OCTOPUS, committed to bringing top-quality, innovative and sexy specialized equipment to the fast-growing freediving community.

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

In this episode we discuss:Pascal is from Geneva in Switzerland.He started his deep diving in the Blue Hole in Dahab.He did his AIDA courses with Akim Ladhari and Lily Crespy and his first instructor course with Umberto Pelizzari.Pascal achieved the Swiss national record in VWT (Variable Weight) with a dive to 131m.What attracted him to the VWT discipline?The story of the sandbag VWT dives.The VWT sled made from mountain bike components.The story of the 131m NR WATCH VIDEOWhy Pascal didn't pursue further depths and two experiences of DCS.Pascal also discovered he had PFO (patent foramen ovale)The inception of Dahab Freedivers with Stephen Keenan and Miguel Lozano.What makes Dahab Freedivers great?Managing the loss of Stephen Keenan in 2017.Passing on the Dahab Freedivers baton.Octopus Freediving Equipment and how it came about.How did the Octopus design style evolve?How is Octopus weathering Coronavirus?What new developments are coming to Octopus?What are Pascal's fantasy freediving products he would develop if he could?Shout out to Miguel Lozano, Stephen Keenan, Lily Crespy, Umberto Pelizzari.Free time and Netflix.Pascal's recommended book is How Everything Can Collapse by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël StevensWhy does Pascal freedive?

Pascal's Links:Octopus Freediving EquipmentOctopus on FacebookPascal's Email: [email protected] 

Photo Credit: Lily Cottier

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