I Tried Scuba

What’s Next?

The next step is to dive in.  Try Scuba can be in the ocean or in the pool.  This is to introduce you to breathing underwater.  Your Dive Leader will want the forms from the beginning of this eLearning in the Risk Awareness section.  Please complete the Medical and Waiver forms prior to meeting with […]

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In Water Communications

Effective communication is crucial for divers underwater, and hand signals are the primary communication between divers. You can use various methods to get your buddy’s attention, such as tapping your cylinder with a clip or any hard object. If you want to get someone’s attention, you can use tank bangers to make loud and attention-grabbing

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Safety and Scuba DIving.

Scuba diving is generally a safe activity when proper precautions and training are followed. Key safety measures include thorough training, understanding and practicing essential skills, and using well-maintained equipment. Divers should always dive within their limits, plan their dives carefully, and monitor their air supply and depth. It’s crucial to dive with a buddy and

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Basic Skills Development

Scuba diving opens up a world of underwater wonders, but to fully appreciate and safely navigate this environment, developing good diving skills is essential. This chapter explores the skills crucial for every diver. Confidence underwater comes from proficiency in diving skills. When you are skilled and knowledgeable, you feel more comfortable and relaxed during your

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Try Scuba Diving Basics

You’ll soon be entering a wonderful new world and taking your first breaths underwater. So, what should you expect? Just like on land, it’s important to keep breathing. In fact, that’s the most crucial rule in scuba diving: Keep Breathing and Never Hold Your Breath.  Never Hold your breath are the first 3 Rules. While

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