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5 Excellent Reasons to Learn Cavern Diving

The majority of recreational scuba divers are not ready to be exposed to an overhead environment,  such as the cavern portion of a flooded cave. Darkness, confinement, minimum experience or worse, minimum level of training (since the open water diver certification is a prerequisite), poor buoyancy control skills, lack of a clean equipment configuration, relaying …

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How to Photograph Over/Under Split Shots

Pro photography tips for photographing over/under split shots. The destinations we visit as scuba divers are some of the most beautiful in the world. We dive on incredible reefs, witness unique marine-life behavior, learn about local cultures, and absorb the rhythm of exotic landscapes. Photographers face the ­continual challenge of portraying these ­places in just …

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SKILLS WORKSHOP: HOVERING NEUTRALLY BUOYANT

I’ve recently been coaching some divers on ways to improve their neutral buoyancy hover when in the water. A common thing I’ve seen is a diver maintaining their buoyancy by finning. There are many reasons why this may happen, including weighting, kit setup, etc.  After eliminating all of the other more common reasons, I’ve found …

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DO NOT CONDEMN A GOOD CYLINDER – WHAT DIFFERENTIATES A TAP STOP FROM A CRACK?

During the cylinder inspection process, inspecting the threads is often considered the most difficult to view and assess. Common approved procedures allow for a light and mirror to be moved around the inside of the threads, looking for corrosion or cracks. If something is located, it is difficult to assess. The mirror has a small …

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