Category: Scuba Training

Diving is an addictive sport. It’s easy to crave the waters once you’ve witnessed just how breathtaking and majestic the deep blue sea is. However, it’s also a

Scuba diving is one, if not the most exhilarating sport there is. Another reason to love it more is it doesn’t limit itself to fully-capable people. In fact,

Decompression sickness (DCS) plagues just about every diver. It’s a common illness characterized by a tingling sensation on the skin or unrelenting joint pains. Rare albeit worse forms

There are things other people prefer doing alone, even diving. During our training, we are told that diving is a team sport. You need to at least have

Technical diving harbors rewards unlike any other. However, it often gets a bad rep for being too complicated or deadly. The fact is technical diving can be accomplished

We’ve all been there, ending a dive because we ran out of air. It’s not exactly a good feeling. There’s still so much to see but we suddenly

In diving, “equalizing” means the need to equalize the pressure between the inside of your ears and underwater. The human body is highly adaptive. However, it’s not specifically

Diving is all fun and games until it isn’t. We’re taught safety precautions as early as possible simply because there are a lot of things that can go

Diving is a highly technical sport. Once you start training, you realize there are critical factors that constitute a safe, enjoyable and enriching experience. That’s why it pays

Shore diving simply means diving from a shore rather than a boat. You don’t always have to come from a boat to enjoy the world’s most gorgeous dive