Don't Hold Your Breath
One of the first rules you learn when training to scuba dive is to always continue to breathe normally and to never hold your breath. There's a very good reason...
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One of the first rules you learn when training to scuba dive is to always continue to breathe normally and to never hold your breath. There's a very good reason...
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Divers soon get tired of having to swim out from the shore. It's almost normal to use a boat to get to the dive site. Sometimes the boat is quite...
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Strong currents can be a delight if you know that your boat will come to pick you up after you surface. You bowl along effortlessly and the scenery rolls on...
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Safety is the first thought of and most important aspect of scuba diving. With all your pre-dive checks completed, it's time to get into the water. Diving from the shore,...
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Equipment Development and Gas-Integrated Computers.Let's admit it. We divers are a funny lot. Although we are often seen by others as being very adventurous in what we do, we are...
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Anatomy of a Free-FlowIt's a common sight. A diver is about to enter the water when suddenly his octopus or even his primary second-stage suddenly does an impression of a...
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