You want to ensure that your veil and snorkel are agreeable – a cover with a flexible lash will guarantee a solid match without spilling. The cover should seal around your eyes and nose.
Lay level on the water face-down
Then, at that point, delicately chomp on the mouthpiece of the snorkel allowing your lips to seal around it holding it set up. Take slow, full breaths without freezing – you can hear you’re breathing through the snorkel barrel – absolutely get into a cadence.
If water gets into your snorkel, take a breather and submerge the end of the snorkel by lowering your head into the water. After you surface and breathe out through your mouth, the water entering the snorkel barrel might be impacted clear. Any excess water can be expelled with a second strong exhale.
If there's too much water in the tank and you need to get some air, elevate your head out of the water and breathe through the mouthpiece.