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Exploring the World of Drysuit Diving: What You Need to Know
Drysuit diving is a type of diving that uses a special suit that keeps you dry and warm, even in colder water. It's a great option for those who get cold easily and want to extend their diving season. But if you're new to drysuit diving, you may have some questions. One of the hardest things to learn about drysuit diving is proper buoyancy control and trim. Because a drysuit is much more buoyant than a wetsuit, divers must learn how to adjust their buoyancy to compensate for this added buoyancy. This can take some practice and getting used to, especially for divers who are used to diving in a wetsuit. Additionally, the diver needs to learn how to adjust the trim of the suit, which refers to the position of the diver in the water, to maintain an efficient and comfortable diving position. This can also take some practice and getting used to. Overall, mastering buoyancy control and trim is a key aspect of drysuit diving, and it requires patience and practice to master.
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LOVE DIVING? TAKE YOUR PASSION ONE STEP FURTHER TO MASTER SCUBA DIVER: BECOME A RESCUE DIVER
Master SCUBA Diver is the highest level of recreational diving certification. IN order to earn it, you need Rescue Diver. Rescue Diver is a challenging, demanding course, but there isn't a single certified Rescue Diver who regrets having taken the course.