New Zealand, separated into the North and South Island, offers a huge variety of diving spots and is a great cold water destination for scuba divers. The expanding kelp forests, interesting wreck dives and marine diversity makes New Zealand an exciting location to learn to dive, or continue your diving […]
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With a coastline characterised by step cliff faces, rocky platforms and great surfing beaches, you would be amiss not to sink your teeth into the diving on offer along the famous portion of coastline known as the Great Australian Bight. With Adelaide right around the corner this is the perfect […]
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Speak whale to an actual whale Immerse yourself in history as a properly-trained wreck diver Finally try that jetpack you’ve always wanted Hover like a genie Perfect your buoyancy skills and hover like a zen master. Walk a tightrope without fear of falling (but watch out for barnacles) Give yourself […]
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OXTOX: If You Dive Nitrox You Should Know About OXTOX DAN discusses the dangers of oxygen toxicity when using nitrox as a breathing gas By Dr. E.D. Thalmann, DAN Assistant Medical Director; Captain, Medical Corps, U.S. Navy (retired) It’s a fact: we need oxygen to live. It’s because of the way our cells use oxygen
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WHY DIVERS DIE Posted by Jeffrey Bozanic on 08/12/2012 Technical diving is considered more hazardous than standard recreational diving. Why? Because many divers, including some exceptionally experienced divers, have died while participating in advanced diving activities. What caused these accidents, and how can we prevent them? There are many types of technical diving. The best
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