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scuba diving safety
Vertical currents are especially challenging for divers. The safest way to handle vertical currents is to avoid them. Vertical currents typically occur near the face of a a wall
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scuba diving safety
Naturally the allure of the ocean appeals to the adventurous nature in all of us and that is a good thing. Yes, the ocean is quite alluring in
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It goes without saying that communication is one of, if not, the most important safety skills to master as a diver. Hand signals are one of the primary
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Its easy to assume that the least dangerous portion of a dive is being on the surface. However, it isn’t. For whatever reason surface dangers are easily overlooked
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Marine Life for Divers
The lionfish problem is rather complex, to say the least, for marine life and now increasingly for scuba divers. They are considered a major threat to marine life
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Solo divining, once seriously frowned upon, is rising in popularity and becoming more accepted with the proper training. When you are solo diving you must be prepared to
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Experienced or not it s very easy to lose focus and place yourself out on a limb as far as diving past your comfort zone. ScubaDiverLife examines four
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It was to be just a day trip off the coast of New Zealand’s North island. It was late summer at the end of February in New Zealand.
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Scuba Diving Incidents
Divers adrift after separation from their dive boats is not too uncommon. In fact, well prepared divers should consider preparation for this eventuality. It seems that every few
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Scuba Diving Incidents
The central gulf coast is a popular destination for diving enthusiasts, with its clear waters and diverse marine life. However, the lack of healthcare facilities for diving injuries
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