EDITORIAL
One breath – One adventure!
…one breath and at the same time, a new adventure in a different but
truly beautiful world…
The topics used to form a magazine seem to have followed
the same evolutionary course through time with spearfishing and
freediving. So, from the heroic tales written about catching tons of
fish, steadily the magazines began to enrich their topics with techni-
cal matters meant to impress and also educate. A few years later,
freediving (due to its growth and evolution), began to take an even
more drastic role, willingly giving out important information and also
discussing crucial to the sport matters. What was the next step? What
else than offering free audio-visual material that showed amazing,
epic fishing trips and rarely, some topics very important to all freediv-
ers and spearos.
Since you are reading his editorial, it automatically means that
you have passed to the next evolutionary stage. Imagine a means of
getting everything the magazines offered up to now through articles
written by specialized writers with the greater difference being in the
images that bind perfectly with the article and pictures. Imagine being
able to comment on an article (in a positive or negative way), or vote
whether you like a specific part of gear being shown and to also know
that your opinion will be taken into consideration before the next is-
sue is published. Even more, imagine creating your own, personal
profile, uploading pictures and video clips and being able to exchange
thoughts and opinions among your friends and through the groups
you belong in.
Now stop imagining! The first international, electronic and in-
teractive magazine is finally here. Technology in the use of spearfish-
ing, freediving and the sea in general.
Click on the page and turn over a new leaf at everything you
knew…
Welcome!
Spiros Marinis
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