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With the 8th Great Northern International pool freediving competition taking place this Sunday the 16th, we took a moment to chat to two of the hopeful athletes about freediving, training and competitions. Meet Anita Jasso, winner of the DYN (dynamic with fins) in the Bristol Blue competition in November 2016 and Josh Walton of Bristol Freedivers. […] Type: Post
There is a saying that there are two types of underwater photographer, those who have had a camera housing flood already and those who haven’t had a camera housing flood….yet. Camera floods do happen but there is always a reason for it and usually it comes down to a lack of proper preparation. Packing your […] Type: Video
Click to display the embedded YouTube video Written by Shawn Mahoney The second man to walk on the moon once said, “My favorite thing to do on this planet is scuba dive.” This makes sense because some of the same principles apply; weightlessness, inability to sit still, and endless itch to explore. A diver of more […] Type: Post
Written by Sophie Gaze I caught the freediving bug, without knowing it, when I was a newly certified PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor working in Hawaii. One of my salty-dog coworkers told me that once I had mastered the recreational world of scuba, the next phase would be to “lose the tank.” He was referring […] Type: Post
All divers have experienced mask fog. Whether you’re diving a wreck, a reef, a drift, or a continental divide, this is a common issue that plagues all divers from time to time. This problem is often just a small annoyance, but can turn into a rather large hinderance for having a fun, safe dive. No […] Type: Post
There’s no denying that plastic bags are bad for the environment. It’s well-researched and well-documented – and yet 160,000 of them are still used every second around the world. This needs to change, so we’ve put together some plastic bag facts that will change the way you (and your friends) use them (and hopefully stop […] 