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PINK OCTOBER: A freediving course to benefit cancer patients | Faxinfo

October 23, 2026

PINK OCTOBER: A freediving course to benefit cancer patients | Faxinfo
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Ce Sunday, October 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.The association for the development of freediving in Saint-Martin is organizing, in partnership with theTribute to the Hotel de Baie NettléA freediving course accessible to beginners. €20 participation fee requested per person will be all proceeds donated to the Fleur du Phoenix associationwhich works to improve the comfort of cancer patients during their treatments.

The morning will begin with a discussion between the two associations, over a welcome drink provided by the hotel. Participants will then be able to benefit from the Advice from Florian Mioni, certified freediver, to discover the safety instructions as well as the breathing and relaxation techniques essential for practicing this discipline. They will finally be able to put into practice these first lessons took place in the hotel swimming pool.

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With the support of the Fleur du Phoenix association, people with cancer will also be able to participate in this session. “Water often allows one to escape the suffering of the body,” explains Florian Mioni. This charitable initiative invites those curious to discover freediving while supporting an association dedicated to helping patients. _DR

Information and booking: +33 06 91 26 50 10

PINK OCTOBER: A freediving course to benefit cancer patients | Faxinfo

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/octobre-rose-un-cours-dapnee-au-profit-des-malades-du-cancer/

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