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 […]

PADI 5 Star Diving in Sydney

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scuba divers-shelly beach-sydney- beach-ocean Sydney may be world renowned for its Opera House and Harbour Bridge, however it’s also home to great diving experiences accessible all year round. It’s not only a beautiful destination to tick off your bucket list but also the perfect place to learn to dive. The diving in Sydney is diverse with temperate water conditions […]

5 Things Our Non-Diving Friends Ask Us

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Top Five Questions your non-diving friends will ask you As a PADI certified diver, you’ll surely spark awe and curiosity in your non-diving friends. Even with millions of certified divers in the world, it’s still extraordinary to have the ability to breathe underwater while exploring the magic of the underwater world! Previously, we broke down some common misconceptions about scuba diving like, “Aren’t sharks aggressive?” and “Don’t […]

Third Time’s A Charm

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We fin towards a shallow sand ridge, fighting against an unusually stiff current that’s sweeping through one of the lagoons surrounding Viti Levu, Fiji’s main island. Leroy Aitcheson, my dive instructor, snags a piece of bamboo that’s passing with the current and jams it into the sand, indicating I should use it to help keep […]