Freediving instructor & AIDA Master · Soufrière Bay, Dominica
From a first held breath to competition depth — courses, depth coaching and camps built on relaxation, efficient technique and a calm nervous system. Not pushing.
As an AIDA Master Instructor, Harry has certified 120+ students — from first breath-holds to competition depth. The method is the same calm that defines his own diving: relaxation first, efficient technique second, depth as the result — never the goal.
The breath-up — where every dive is won
Allie Reilly
Full AIDA certification pathway, taught year-round in Dominica. Start with your first breath-hold or arrive with depth already and refine it — every course is run in small numbers, at your pace.
Beyond the set courses, Harry takes on a small number of divers for ongoing one-to-one coaching — your technique, your goals, your timeline. It starts with a discovery call to understand where you are and where you want to get to.
One-to-one, by the line
Allie Reilly
Depth camp at Blue Element with Johnny Sunnex
Daan Verhoeven
Several times a year, Harry runs small-group depth camps in Soufrière Bay — one of the world's premier depth-training locations. No waves, no current, no boat ride — just deep, warm, sheltered water a few fin-kicks from shore.
Private courses and coaching run year-round in Dominica — booked around your travel. Group depth camps are scheduled several times a year and released seasonally.
Dominica is home — but the work has taken Harry to freediving's great depth destinations, coaching and diving across four more countries.
120+ divers have trained with Harry — and the same calm method scales from someone who has never held their breath underwater to athletes chasing national records.
A few words from divers who have trained with Harry — from a first held breath to competition depth.
I went from nervous on the surface to calm at thirty metres in four days. Harry never once pushed — he just made the depth feel like the safest place to be.
The calmest, most patient coaching I have had. Every session ended with me wanting to go slower, not deeper — and the depth came anyway.
Harry rebuilt my dive from the breath-up down. Two national-record attempts later, the difference is all in the relaxation he taught me.
My first time holding my breath underwater, and I never felt rushed or unsafe. I left the course wanting to make this a part of my life.
Start your training
Take your first course, deepen an existing one, or join a depth camp in Dominica. Tell me where you are and where you want to get to.