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Freediving: A Thrilling Underwater Experience
Freediving is a thrilling activity that allows you to explore the underwater world without scuba gear, but it can be dangerous if not approached with caution and the right knowledge. In our latest blog post, we highlight the importance of learning the basics of freediving. By understanding proper breathing techniques, equalization, and safety procedures, you can avoid potential risks and enjoy the activity without harm. Moreover, learning the basics of freediving can help you gain confidence, improve your performance underwater, and streamline your movements. We highly recommend taking a course or training session before your next trip to gain valuable knowledge and skills that will make your experience even more enjoyable.
Heat Loss in Diving: Understanding the Importance of Slowing Down
Diving can be dangerous if proper precautions are not taken, especially with regards to heat loss in cold water. Hypothermia is a medical condition that occurs when a person's body loses heat faster than it can produce it, causing a dangerously low body temperature. To avoid hypothermia, it's important to have proper gear such as a wetsuit, hood, gloves, and boots to protect your body and keep you warm. The 50/50/50 rule states that a person has a 50% chance of survival for 50 minutes in 50°F water, highlighting the dangers of cold water exposure. Water's high heat capacity and retention characteristics can quickly affect a person's body temperature, so it's important to be aware of the water temperature and choose the appropriate gear. Stay warm and safe by having the right gear, understanding the 50/50/50 rule, and being aware of water's heat capacity and retention.
Is This The First Scuba Item You Should Get? Read why Dive Computers can make your diving safer, and potentially give you longer bottom times! Some even make very cool, awesome everyday watches, too!Safety, and accuracy in diving are key...
The Truth about Enriched Air Diving
It's tough to tell, sometimes, what's true and what's not when it comes to much these days in life and in diving. The same holds true with enriched air diving. Los Angeles, CA – August 15, 2022 With today's entry,...
Rescue Divers: Learn the Signs, Save a Life Los Angeles, CA – February 15, 2021 (updated April 26, 2015) As temperatures rise and kids prepare for spring break and summer vacations, families are heading out on the water for fun...
Earn Valuable Non-Corny Skills By Training to Be a Rescue Divers
The best rescue diving classes will also provide you with Emergency First Response (EFR) training in First Aid & CPR. Not all rescue diving classes offer EFR training. Make sure you sign up for a rescue diving class which provides EFR training. This training combined with the other training you will receive will make you a more prepared diver.