Technical Diving Archive
Commercial Diving
Apparently technical diving takes many forms… even Poo Diving. Brendan Walsh runs East West Dive and Salvage which provides diver services an various types of no-air environments. This
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Cave Diving
The Blue Hole is one of the most intriguing places for scuba divers of all levels. The Mysterious Belize Blue Hole is basically a large hole in the
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Cave Diving
There exists underwater rivers and lakes that flow and ebb like the surface lakes and rivers that we are used to seeing. These underwater bodies of water, if
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Cave Diving
No Mount Cave Diving In Wisconsin No mount cave diving is extreme diving. It is mostly what the name suggests, diving with out a mounted scuba set. This
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Cave Diving
Missouri has a very unique amd world famous diving site that lies 1/4 mile below a town. Bonne Terre mine, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is
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Scuba Diving Incidents
In spite of all precautions and safety preparations somehow freak accidents sneak in. We came across this clip that is a compilation of three freaky accidents. All of
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Diving Equipment
While we all appreciate the technological advances in more traditional scuba diving, helmet diving has advanced as well. As divers, we often take for granted the progress that
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Diving Gear
Tech divers in drysuits don’t pee in their suits … they use devices such as dry suit p-valves. These systems can be the source of much pain and
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Cave Diving
The Dominican Republic offers great diving experiences especially for Cave Divers. The Dominican Republic’s underground river system offers great cave diving excursions. Although not as well known as
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Commercial Diving
Saturation diving is a deep-sea diving specialty that is like no other. It involves living and working deep below the surface for weeks at a time. Saturation diving,
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