Open Water Scuba Diver

Choosing a Mask

These very personal items will be the first diving equipment you own. To work well, each must fit you comfortably. The mask is especially important because having a well-fitted mask helps keep water out so you can see clearly underwater. There are many styles and colors of masks from which to choose. Professionals from a […]

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Snorkeling

The simplest way to begin enjoyment below the surface is to put on a properly-fitted mask with a snorkel, add fins, and then jump in. We will also talk about some additional equipment. There is a lot to learn that will add to your enjoyment, comfort, and safety. Also, becoming proficient at snorkeling is a

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Aquatic Comfort

“I can’t swim very well. Can I scuba dive?” Probably. However, the more comfortable you are in the water, the more you will enjoy the scuba class, and ultimately your comfort during a dive will be much greater. With poor swim skills; you will constantly be in “survival mode.” Take swim lessons before scuba. It

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Diving Risks

Entering a rather foreign environment does place us at risk of injury and you should be aware of these risks. As we travel below the surface, the weight or pressure of water increases as we descend. You will easily recognize the pressure on your ears during your first class experience. As you travel down, the

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