7 Ways to Rekindle Your Love of Scuba Diving

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scuba diving love For some people, learning to scuba dive is the first step in a part-time or full-time scuba career. For others, scuba diving is an activity they are passionate about, but haven’t enjoyed for some time. Whether you don’t dive very often due to limited free time, a bad experience, or total burnout, here are a […]

Recognizing Our Ocean Heroes

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Being a hero isn’t easy. By definition, a hero: Challenges the norm Accepts responsibility for daunting problems Puts aside personal goals to help others Doesn’t back down when faced with adversity Looks to the future and believes in a better tomorrow. In today’s post we recognize ocean heroes. Some of them are names you may […]

Brian Skerry: The Evolution of an Underwater Explorer

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Photo: Brian Skerry It began in his New England backyard beach. “My parents always took me to the beach,” Brian Skerry says. “I remember coming home sunburned, salty, and tired, but having a sense of peace. I remember wondering what lies beneath the oceans. I still wonder.” That wonder, the “notion of mystery and potential for discovery” as […]

Naked and Afraid: A Girl and Her Mask

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As a PADI Divemaster and Survivalist based in Honolulu, Hawaii, Sarah Danser was more than ready for the 21-day survival challenge in the Exuma Cays for Discovery Channel’s “Naked and Afraid: Lost at Sea.” Originally from Castle Rock, Colorado, Danser started scuba diving when she was 16 years old. After completing her certification dives with […]

How Ergo-Therapy Can Help You Overcome Your Diving Nerves

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Written by Oliver Radosav – German Ergo therapist and PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer Instructor. For most, the decision to start the PADI Open Water Diver course comes with excitement, happiness and enthusiasm. However for others, the decision might also come with hesitation and a fear of the unknown. Let’s face it – we weren’t […]