Divemaster Dennis
If you are a dive instructor, or spend much time on popular scuba web sites with chat rooms and member forums, you know that there is an ongoing and probably... Read More
If you are a diver, chances are pretty good that sometime, probably several times, someone has asked you the question, “ Isn’t diving dangerous?” Even among scuba divers animated discussions... Read More
Enjoy Longer Dives: Tips on reducing air consumption rates. New divers are often concerned that they breathe through the air in their tank faster than other divers. When a new... Read More
Diving is a sport best shared. So it’s no surprise that a substantial amount of dive trips – if not even most of them – end up being group affairs.... Read More
Have you ever been on a dive without a local dive guide or divemaster, and wondered, “Where is the boat?” Maybe you were on a shore dive, fairly confident that... Read More
Anyone who reads dive publications, web sites or blogs about diving is aware of the ongoing discussion concerning what qualifies a diver to do certain dives. People regularly report that... Read More
Much, maybe even most recreational diving is done from boats that leave from the dock and return on the same day. These are day boats (or night boats, if taken... Read More
While there are some divers who have trained and are certified to dive alone, we have all been taught that safe diving means diving with a buddy. Not only is... Read More
Most have you have heard about, and many have seen, and some ridden on a tourist submarine. These vessels usually hold 20 to 30 people, and descend to depth of... Read More
You may have heard the term “scuba snob” at some point in your life. Sometimes it is used as a negative term by snorkelers who have to share a boat... Read More