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How To Achieve Neutral Buoyancy Scuba Diving (Made Easy)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyTagged , No Comments on How To Achieve Neutral Buoyancy Scuba Diving (Made Easy)

Mastering neutral buoyancy is key to conserving air as a scuba diver and for your enjoyment of diving . When you conserve your air, you’ll increase your dive time. Therefore, as a beginner scuba diver, mastering the art of achieving neutral buoyancy should be your number one priority. Tips for good buoyancy control include; wearing the right amount of weight; adding air sparingly and consistently on your descent; breathing easily and relaxing on your dive.

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Which is Better Snorkeling or Scuba Diving? (Truth Uncovered)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & Safety, Snorkeling TipsTagged 2 Comments on Which is Better Snorkeling or Scuba Diving? (Truth Uncovered)

Neither snorkeling nor scuba diving is better than the other. Each activity has its place and even when you learn to scuba dive, you’ll probably still love to snorkel too. One thing you’ll learn as you progress with scuba diving, is that the deeper you go the less colour you’ll see under the water. Whereas when you snorkel and as you are nearer the surface, all the wonderful colours remain. Diving is restricted by the time your air lasts, whereas snorkeling is only limited by the time you choose to stay in the water.

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Best Group Liveaboard Prices (Best Group Booking Deals)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard Offer, Scuba TravelTagged , No Comments on Best Group Liveaboard Prices (Best Group Booking Deals)

Best Group Liveaboard Prices. Go diving and save money on liveaboard group booking deals with scuba diving itineraries from around the world. Huge group booking savings and discounts. 39,000 visits to ScubaDivingEarth.com last month, so don’t miss out on these mega deals.

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Can You Scuba Dive Without Knowing How to Swim (Is it Safe?)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyTagged , , No Comments on Can You Scuba Dive Without Knowing How to Swim (Is it Safe?)

It’s possible to scuba dive without knowing how to swim, but I wouldn’t recommend it. You don’t need to use your arms whilst diving underwater like you do when swimming. But knowing how to swim makes it safe and is about being able to get yourself out of trouble, if anything goes wrong. Scuba diving is classed as a ‘dangerous sport,’ so why add risk to your enjoyment of your hobby for no reason? Be safe, don’t be sorry.

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Best Group Booking Liveaboard Maldives (Best Prices)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard Offer, Scuba TravelTagged , , , No Comments on Best Group Booking Liveaboard Maldives (Best Prices)

Go diving as a group. Best group booking discounted Maldives liveaboards. The best prices for group bookings for Maldives liveaboards to get group savings

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How To Scuba Dive Without Certification (Just Don’t!)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyTagged , No Comments on How To Scuba Dive Without Certification (Just Don’t!)

SCUBA DIVING IS A DANGEROUS SPORT! Until you have gone through diver training, you’ll not be aware of the risks and dangers that exist. Even qualified divers have died scuba diving, and some with years of experience and thousands of dives under their belt. If you value your life and you’re considering scuba diving without certification; don’t. Just don’t do it. Especially if you have a family. The risks are huge to those that don’t know what they are doing. But all of the risks and dangers associated with scuba diving are minimised through proper training and experience.

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How Deep Can A Human Dive Without Being Crushed?

By Russell BowyerPosted in Fun, Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyNo Comments on How Deep Can A Human Dive Without Being Crushed?

Human survival limits underwater vary but are generally around 305 to 457 meters (1,000 to 1,500 feet), with an absolute maximum of approximately 915 meters (3,000 feet); however, the crush depth affecting the lungs occurs at around 396 meters (1,300 feet), and there’s a 99% chance of fatality at 335 meters (1,100 feet).

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