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Freediving Instructor and Master's Program Instructor at Freediving Israel School "In everyday life we run after our goals non-stop. We tend to forget to take a breath and stop, to experience ourselves, life, the experience of ourselves, and to truly sense, feel and appreciate that we are here now. This is what freediving means to me, this moment when I take my last breath and all that is left for me is to experience myself here and now. For me, the people were what attracted me at first, I met very special people who connect with themselves in a very different and unique way, and I knew I wanted to take and be a part." Turn on, tune in, drop out - Timothy Leary My favorite animal - Orca

Do you know those moments? Those moments when you were most present. Those moments when you felt that your destiny on our beautiful planet was being fulfilled. So here is my moment. My story begins somewhere in Sinai. My parents, who were sailors, would flock to those beaches on a regular basis, and as a child I would drag myself after them with no choice (accompanied by a snorkel and mask, of course). I would spend hours upon hours in the water, observing nature, connecting. I would also play in the community pool, holding my breath, collecting coins from the bottom, and swimming back and forth around the pool underwater in an attempt to gain as much distance as possible. Go explain to an 8-year-old about his destiny. Today, I am happy to say with all my heart that I am fulfilling my destiny and starting to instruct free diving. So if you are a nature person, if when you are near the sea the smell of moisture and salt sends shivers through you, if when your foot touches the sand you feel your energy flowing to the ground, if when your head is underwater you feel the most peaceful you have ever felt, if you surf, if you are afraid of fish, the sea and life in general and want to learn about yourself on the most intimate level possible. I invite you to come with me to a deep process, which combines a connection to nature and ourselves. Come see what you are capable of, you won’t believe how much power lies within you. ‏Let’s get fearless ‏Let’s become invisible ‏Let’s go diving

My connection to the sea began as a child born in Eilat. Over time, this connection grew stronger and I found the sea as a place of refuge for me, which makes me feel part of something vast and magnificent. Throughout my life, I have made the marine environment a way of life, whether it be surfing, diving or protecting the sea. I started my journey as a tank diver MD)). When I was exposed to the world of free diving, I quickly realized that this was my place, this was the life I wanted to live. The peace and tranquility along with the powerful connection to myself and nature simply called to me. I arrived at this magical place called "Freediving Israel" which simply brought me together with such special and good people who quickly became friends. The feeling of awareness along with uncertainty makes me feel so connected and unmasked in the world of water. I am a free diving instructor, living in Eilat with my dog. Freediving is a big part of who I am and what I am, every day I learn anew and delve deeper into it. Today I know and feel more than ever that I am part of the sea and it is part of me and this belonging will exist forever. "It is not the length of life, but its depth"

As a child I spent a lot of time in the sea, but due to my fear of the depths I never went beyond the point where my feet left the ground. During my military service I was exposed to the world of breath-holding through the Wim Hof method, and after the military and after a trip to Israel, I came to Eilat and the Freedive Israel Club for a basic course, with the aim of overcoming my fear. The course for me was a deep and exciting experience that completely sucked me into the world of freediving and made me fall in love with the sea. After the course I continued to dive and explore what this thing meant to me, and after a while I became an instructor at the club. The sea for me is quiet and medicinal, a mirror that reflects the inner world and washes away sediment.