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Smart Shark Diving: The Importance of Awareness Below the Surface
By: Wael Bakr Introduction to Shark Diving Awareness In the realm of marine life, few creatures captivate our interest, and sometimes our fear, like the...
Wrecks’ Curse – The World of Wreck Diving
By Pablo Mir We all enjoy those unexpected encounters that come with wreck diving, no matter how small, during our open water scuba dives. Exploring...
Intro to Tech: What is it about?
Article by José Pablo Mir Pictures by Cezary Abramowski The world of technical diving is exciting. It opens the door to new sites, depths, and bottom...
Scubility: Achieving Success through Adaptability
Introduction to Scubility Being a scuba diving professional, I am always fascinated by the beauty of the underwater world, filled with colorful coral and a...
Myth – Hydration is the most important factor in avoiding DCS
By Mark Powell The maintenance of a good state of hydration is generally considered to be very important for overall health and dehydration can have...
Sea Scope Inc – Empowering Youth as Underwater Explorers
By Allyson Brown How my Adventure Began I remember how devastated I was when my flight to Puerto Plata was canceled. COVID-19 shut down was...
Decompression Myths: Part 3
By Mark Powell In the [first] and [second] articles in this series I covered some myths that may have made you think about things in a slightly different way...
Sidemount: Not just for Technical Divers
By Heather McCloskey In the 1960’s, dry cave explorers in the UK became the first “sidemount divers” when they began clipping scuba cylinders to their...
Skills Workshop: Hovering Neutrally Buoyant
By Mark Lewis I’ve recently been coaching some divers on ways to improve their neutral buoyancy hover when in the water. A common thing I’ve...
8 ways to always stay connected to diving
By Edward Kelleher It happens to many divers (myself included): We get certified, go all-in on the sport of diving, then fall out of diving. ...
