WELCOME TO WATERLOGGED
Our Breath Control Training Courses are one day courses that teach basic freediving and breath control techniques to help increase comfort and confidence in the water. We also cover basic breathing techniques that help manage stress, increase athletic performance and improve your life in general.
During a dryland and a pool session, we teach skills that increase underwater efficiency, how to handle hold downs, and will practice relaxing during intimidating situations.
For groms as young as 5, and for parents who would like to take the course with their child, we have the Parent/Grom course. This is the same basic course as the kids and adults courses, with a few changes to accommodate all ages (as well as kids who might be a little bit nervous), and is a great family activity.
WATERGROMS (AGES 9-13)
TEENS AND ADULTS (14+)
2026 WINTER BREATH CONTROL COURSE DATES
WATERGROMS BREATH CONTROL AND OCEAN CONFIDENCE COURSE
(KIDS AGES 9-13)
$187
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2026
9AM-3PM
WILLIAM A WAGNER AQUATICS CENTER
OCEANSIDE
WEEKLY TRAINING SESSIONS
WATERGROMS:
TRAINING SESSIONS FOR KIDS
$45 DROP IN FEE
(*KIDS MUST HAVE COMPLETED THE WATERGROMS BREATH CONTROL COURSE FIRST)
POOL TRAINING AGES 10+:
FRIDAY NIGHTS
6PM-8PM
OCEANVIEW HIGH SCHOOL,
HUNTINGTON BEACH
WATERLOGGED:
BREATH HOLD TRAINING SESSIONS
FOR TEENS AND ADULTS
$35 DROP IN FEE
INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED:
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
7PM-9PM
OCEANVIEW HIGH SCHOOL,
HUNTINGTON BEACH
BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT:
FRIDAY NIGHTS
6PM-8PM
OCEANVIEW HIGH SCHOOL,
HUNTINGTON BEACH
COURSE SCHEDULE
All of our breath control courses follow this basic course schedule. Each course typically runs between 4 and 5 hours including breaks.
LEARN FREEDIVING BASICS
We start the course with an introduction to some basic freediving techniques. By practicing static breath holds in a controlled environment, your child will be better prepared to handle breath holds in less predictable, more intimidating situations.
In the freediving basics session, we will:
- get a brief introduction to freediving and breath holding
- practice breathing techniques
- practice static apnea (face down breath hold in one spot)
PRACTICE BASIC RESCUE TECHNIQUES
The Ocean can be unpredictable. By learning basic rescue techniques, your child will gain confidence in knowing what to do if something happens to go wrong.
In the rescue session, we will cover:
- signs that someone might be in trouble
- how to prevent a black out
- how to use a barrier to avoid a double drowning situation
- how to keep your buddy safe until help can be reached
REAL LIFE TYPE SCENARIOS
Now that your child has learned techniques to help maximize their breath hold, the next step is to put those techniques to use in real world type scenarios. During these scenarios, we will cover: underwater efficiency, staying calm and relaxed in intimidating situations, and techniques to improve breath hold and oxygen conservation.
Scenarios include (but aren’t limited to):
- hold downs
- getting caught inside during a set
- leash pulls
- getting stuck upside down
- getting caught underwater without a breath






