Spearsafe Videos

Spearfishing can be incredibly rewarding — but it carries real risks. These must-watch videos provide life-saving knowledge and practical skills that every diver, beginner or experienced, should understand and practice. Whether it’s handling blackouts, responding to trauma, or simply diving smarter — these videos could save your life or your buddy’s.

These videos aren’t just informative — they’re potentially life-saving. Take the time to watch, learn, and share them with your dive buddies. The best spearfishers aren’t just skilled hunters — they’re also prepared, responsible, and safety-aware.

Shallow Water Blackout Rescue

Knowing how to recognize and respond to a shallow water blackout is one of the most important skills a spearfisher can learn. This video clearly explains how to recover a buddy and take action fast — when every second counts. A float and flag are essential safety tools — always use them.

Emergencies, First Aid and Response

Quick, confident action saves lives. This video reminds all spearfishers to be prepared, know your response protocols, and act swiftly in emergencies. Now is the time to prepare — not when you’re already in trouble.

Spearsafe – Part 1

The first part of the Spearsafe DVD series is a comprehensive review of safe spearfishing practices. From risk awareness to gear use and buddy systems, this is a solid foundation for anyone wanting to spearfish responsibly and return home safely.

Alex Lewis Talks Spearfishing Safety

Experienced spearo Alex Lewis shares insights on practical spearfishing safety, including tropical diving strategies and how to deal with various species of sharks. This is a great video for divers looking to sharpen their skills and avoid common mistakes.

Erez on Blackout and Samba

A must-watch lecture by world-class freediver Erez Beatus, presented by the North Shore Underwater Club. Erez breaks down the science and danger behind blackout and samba, with real-life footage that drives home how quickly things can go wrong. Critical viewing for anyone diving deeper or pushing limits.

Rob Giles – Spearfishing Trauma Response (How to use a tourniquet as a spearo)

Dr. Rob Giles, an experienced spearo and emergency doctor, delivers vital training on trauma response — including how to use a tourniquet for life-threatening bleeding. He also covers how to manage venomous stings, bites, and other injuries spearos may encounter in the water. This is real-world, practical knowledge every diver should have.