Horizontal
Blue 2027

No. You do not need a freediving certification to enter Horizontal Blue. You should, however, already be comfortable training the discipline you choose and follow all competition safety rules.

Yes. Horizontal Blue is designed to be welcoming to athletes entering their first competition as well as experienced competitors. The team will explain the schedule, official top procedure and validation protocol.

You can choose from static apnea (STA), dynamic with fins (DYN), dynamic bi-fins (DYNB) and dynamic no fins (DNF). Choose the disciplines that match your current training and experience.

No. You compete against your own announced performance as much as against a ranking. A controlled, clean performance is a meaningful competition result at every level.

Performances take place with trained freediving safety personnel, AIDA judges and an organized competition team. Athletes must attend required briefings and follow the event's safety procedures.

You must meet the medical requirements stated on the registration form and be fit to freedive. If you have a medical condition or any doubt about your fitness, obtain clearance from a qualified physician before participating.

Yes. Optional pool training is scheduled before the official competition. Places and conditions are confirmed by the organizers, so register early if you want a preparation session.

Bring the equipment you normally use for your chosen disciplines, such as a swimsuit or wetsuit, mask or goggles, nose clip and fins. Your equipment must comply with the applicable competition rules.

Yes. Freedivers from Mexico and abroad are welcome. The event is held in Cabo San Lucas, and the Ocean Tigers team communicates in English, Spanish and French.

Complete the online registration form. The organizers will then confirm availability, required documents, fees and the next steps. Registration is only final once those requirements are completed.