Active Divers over the age of 50

[rgkv]

Forget things like spelling?

I noticed that LOL

 

[wlecyt40]

I'm 60 and my wife is 56. We have been diving since '19 and we dive as much as is financially feasible. We love diving in Roatan and Cozumel. We have both decided that we are going to continue to dive as long as our bodies can hold up.

 

[BoltSnap]

we are going to continue to dive as long as our bodies can hold up.

I wish you many more decades of awesome, safe and enjoyable diving.

 

[Biotech Diver]

I noticed that LOL

I’m such a bad speller sometimes! I use my iPhone to post mostly of the time and seems like most of my posts have autocorrect/auto replace errors I didn’t catch before posting.

 

[JossRincon]

54, diving since 2013 (I think?); I live 1/2 time in PR so I'm spoiled to warm water. At this point I'm really after awesome fish/invertebrates, cool sponges and corals while they are here to see, and having it be easy off a boat. Not so focused on deep dives as much as the chance to just enjoy some awesome terrain and time in the ocean. Hubby is 69 and has been diving a few years longer.

 

[rgkv]

I’m such a bad speller sometimes! I use my iPhone to post mostly of the time and seems like most of my posts have autocorrect/auto replace errors I didn’t catch before posting.

to post MOSTLY of the time.. we both have problems LOL

 

[Biotech Diver]

to post MOSTLY of the time.. we both have problems LOL

See what I mean!

It’s the auto replace on iPhone. It sneaks in the word right before you hit the space bar.

 

[ancient diver]

77. Certified 1964. Dive almost every day [warm water]. Air/ NITROX. Recreational diving / underwater photography.

 

[Catito]

Not sure if this is the right place for this thread. I am curious as to how many SB members, who are still active divers, are over the age of 50? Also, how long they have been diving, how often they dive, and what types of diving they do?

62. Dive all the time. Feel less than 50.

 

[Jaan]

At least we’re still planning our doctor visits around our diving and not the other way around.