For instructors
Stop being a Frenzel mechanic and start teaching freediving.
You became an instructor to teach, not to fix Frenzel.
We've all been there. Day three. Your student is frustrated, didn't finish the course, and probably won't be recommending freediving to their friends anytime soon.
Let Frenzel First handle the hard part before they even show up.
Instructor discount
Try it yourself:
25% off.
Frenzel First is an online prep course that your students work through at home before they meet you. They do the drills in their living room and figure out the coordination. By the time they show up, you're fine-tuning, not starting from scratch.
Pick it up at a discount, work through it yourself, and see for yourself what it's all about.
No spam. Just the discount and the occasional thing worth reading about as a freediving instructor.
Sound familiar?
Every freediving instructor lands somewhere on this spectrum. Most land on more than one. Scroll through them
New instructor
Nobody taught you how to teach EQ.
Your instructor course covered a lot of things. Teaching equalization in depth was not really one of them. So when a student gets stuck, you figure it out on the spot and hope something clicks. It works sometimes. Not always.
Experienced instructor
You can spot the problem in seconds. You just can't fix it in time.
You know exactly what they need to change. The issue is that Frenzel is a motor skill. It needs repetition to stick, and a 3 day course is not built for that. You stay late. You send YouTube links. It still doesn't always work.
Every instructor
You're doing the work. You're just not getting paid for it.
The WhatsApp messages at night. The YouTube links you dig up before day one. The extra explanations you give for free because there is nothing better to send. That is a lot of time you are giving away for every single course.
Every instructor
Sending someone home with nothing feels terrible.
When a student doesn't pass, the course just ends. No next step, no structure, no way forward. You know it's not your fault but you still feel like you let them down. Now you have something real to give them.
The community
Most of the time you work alone.
When you get a tricky student or a weird EQ case, there's nobody nearby who has the time to properly troubleshoot with you. The Dry Sessions gives you a group of instructors on hand, right when you need them.
Growth
There's always more to learn about teaching EQ.
Webinars, a community of people who take this stuff seriously, and a platform that gets built with instructor input. It makes you sharper. Not just as someone who uses the tool, but as an instructor.
This is what equalization failure actually looks like across 3,100 students worldwide.
50%
1 in 4 instructors loses half their students to equalization. Every course.
27%
average student failure rate
across all instructors.
22%
of who pass the course struggle
with EQ the entire course.
92% of instructors said pre-course preparation would significantly or completely improve the experience.
(Survey of 52 active instructors, 33 nationalities,)
One course. Three ways to use it.
Frenzel First fits wherever equalization is or can become a problem. Before the course, after a fail, or when a diver is stuck and you want to give them something of substance.
1: PRE-COURSE
Before they meet you
Students work through Frenzel drills at home before day one. They arrive with the coordination already building. You get to teach. Not struggle with someone's equalization from scratch.
Your courses run smoother. Your pass rate goes up. Everyone has a better time.
2: AFTERCARE
When a student doesn't pass
Instead of sending someone home with a fail and nothing else, you give them something to work with. A proper next step that keeps them moving and brings them back when they're ready.
Turns a bitter course ending into a guided path forward.
3: STRUGGLING STUDENTS
When YouTube just isn't doing it
We all know that student. Motivated, trying hard, nothing is clicking. Frenzel First gives them a clear roadmap to follow on their own. Way better than sending them back to a YouTube rabbit hole.
A structured approach you know that works, without you having to build it from scratch.
There's money in it too.
When you put Frenzel First in front of
your students, you earn.
Affiliate
Refer and earn
Share your link. When a student buys, you earn. No commitment, no setup, nothing complicated.
Your own referral link
Earn commission on every sale you refer
Mention it once and earn passively when they buy
Core partner
Build it into your course
Make Frenzel First part of your pre-course structure. Your students show up better prepared, and you earn more per sale.
Everything from the affiliate tier
Higher commission earnings for CORE partners
Monthly webinars on coaching EQ and teaching prep online to keep growing as an instructor.
Access to the instructor community
Featured on the instructor page
Direct input into how the platform develops
CORE program details are shared after your application. Send us a 'Hell yes' and tell us something about yourself.
Be more than an instructor. Be the next Frenzel First collectible
When you join The Dry Sessions as a CORE partner, you are not just another freelancer working alone. You are part of a group of instructors from all over the world who actually care about teaching well, share what works, and get better at it together.
Why your students will thank you for it.
More time underwater.
With EQ sorted before day one, the course becomes about actually learning to freedive and having fun! That's what they came for, right?! Not three days of struggling at five metres and going home frustrated.
They build familiarity and confidence with Equalization at home.
Pre-course prep lets them figure out the coordination privately, at their own pace. They show up with something to build on instead of starting from zero.
Less performance anxiety.
Take the clock away and the anxiety goes with it. Tense students make terrible equalizers. Give them time and space and watch the difference it makes.
