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In anticipation of PADI’s Women’s Dive Day on July 18th, we are interviewing several women who are inspirational to divers and non-divers alike. Joanne Edney, a PADI Instructor, PhD scholar and ecologist was kind enough to be interviewed to share her views on what diving means to her. How has diving changed your life and career? Diving […] Type: Post
As scuba divers we are able to enjoy the best of both worlds while traveling, seeing both topside and underwater sights. You can optimize your scuba vacations by planning ahead and researching top dive sites, getting your documents organized, making sure your gear is tuned up, and more. Here are 5 travel tips that should help […] Type: Post
Buoyancy Control – featured from DAN (Divers Alert Network) It’s not surprising that the most common injuries among divers are related to buoyancy issues—barotrauma, uncontrolled ascents, marine life injuries and more could be prevented with some practice and attention to detail. The physics of descending and ascending require conscious adjustment based on exposure protection, dive […] Type: Post
2015 Marks 12th Year of Event that Draws “Silent Diving” Enthusiasts from Around the World. Known for amazing wall dives, beautiful coral reefs and visibility that often seems infinite, the Cayman Islands offer some of the best scuba diving in the Caribbean. Divetech is welcoming technical divers and industry manufacturers to “Inner Space” its annual […] Type: Post
PADI Divemaster and PADI Master Scuba Diver might sound similar, but there are several differences between the two ratings. Type: Video
Click to display the embedded YouTube video This week’s featured video showcases incredible dive sites and breathtaking topside images of British Columbia. Divers of all skill levels, and especially underwater photographers, will be inspired to make this their next dive trip destination. The video was created by Sea Proof TV for Dive Industry Association of BC (Scuba Dive […] 