Meet The Team

Meet the Team

Nathan Williams


  • Qualifications: PADI Freediving Instructor

    Nathan has been freediving for over 15 years and trained under two of Australia’s freediving pioneers, Clinton Laurence and Marlon Quinn. Nathan sees freediving as a powerful way to bring people together, support ocean conservation, and help others experience the mental health benefits of time in the water.

    With years of coaching and teaching experience, Nathan is passionate about helping people feel safe, confident, and calm in the ocean. He looks forward to meeting you and welcoming you into the Deep South Freediving community.

Jacob Virtue


  • Qualifications: PADI Freediving Instructor

    Jacob has explored Tasmania’s coastal waters since his early teens, developing a lifelong connection to the ocean through freediving and scuba diving on fishing missions. Over the past few years, he has focused on freediving as both a discipline and a way to experience the sea with greater awareness and respect, while also proudly identifying as an underwater hockey player.

    As a freediving instructor, Jacob brings together his love of the water and his passion for helping others build confidence, safety, and calm beneath the surface. He continues to enjoy spearfishing and sharing the mental clarity and joy that freediving brings to life in the ocean.

Georgie Davidson


  • Qualifications: Molchanovs W2 Freediving Instructor

    Georgie is a Molchanovs freediving instructor with a passion for bringing people to the ocean and making it an acessable place for everyone. She has her own dive business, Liv For The Sea, running ocean expeditions around the world.

    She favours an indidualised teaching approach, tailoring sessions to the needs of each student. With 15 years working on the ocean, her background as a scuba dive master, deckhand and emergency nurse mean she’s got you covered.

Alyssa Seckinger-Crow

  • With a background as a swim teacher, coach and environmental educator, Alyssa believes strong communities can support our mental health and help protect the ocean. She has built youth communities that take action for the ocean, coordinating summits and workshops that have engaged over 3,000 young people in conservation.

    Growing up as a marathon swimmer, Alyssa fell in love with freediving in Tasmania and is excited to help more people discover the calm and joy of the sport, while making our ocean healthier along the way.

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