Dive Training – Jan 24th 2009
Update:
Class went very well. We had lots of students and three of those were refreshing skills. We had three DivCons in the class, two helped with the open water pool session one. I had the opportunity to work with the refreshers. Boy, I will tell you, this is fun. The three students were pretty much perfect. I [...]
Enjoy Scuba Diving
Scuba diving can be a life-long adventure involving travel to foreign lands, continuing education and interaction with a bunch of like-minded individuals who share a passion for the undersea world and it’s exploration. Our planet is 85% covered with water and at this point we know relatively little about our great oceans and seas. Only a small fraction of the Earth’s waters have been explored.
Diver Panic
Once a diver starts to panic he/she looses all rational thought processes. In most cases the irrational thinking renders the diver giving self-help almost impossible. The diver is not able to ‘think there way out of a problem..
Diving in Strong Currents
By James Costello
Fins – This may seem an odd thing to bring up, but it does have an affect. Soft/flexible fins may be comfortable to use where there is little or no current; however in strong current they aren’t going to ‘cut the mustard’! You need fins that can move a lot of water without [...]
Bonaire Diving Review
Are you looking for your next great dive destination? Consider the island of Bonaire, one of the world’s most spectacular diving locations. This article gives you tips on boat vs. shore diving in Bonaire. Listed are some of the best dive sites, dive operators, and personal recommendations. All information is offered from the perspective of experienced, unbiased fellow divers.