ScubaBabe22
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perhaps clusters due to the fact that some of us are actually at work and must abandon this addicting board to do work?
Average age of scuba divers
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miketsp
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In a manner expressed by a previous poster, 115 between myself and my wife.
Of course this only gives the average age of SBers and not divers in general.
Of course this only gives the average age of SBers and not divers in general.
xiSkiGuy
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Just average.NYPI:
Spratman
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52 and diving every moment I get and LOVING IT!
However, wife is non-diver and doesn't have any desire to be one....
However, wife is non-diver and doesn't have any desire to be one....
engdiver
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39
brutus_scuba
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I'm feeling like were lacking some members of the 18-25 demographic ... I have tons of friends my age who dive but never get on SB
ScubaBabe22, it appears that one of the clusters is forming around 50ish and older; and another among those under 25. There seems to be relatively fewer replies in the "average", or mean, age mentioned earlier. Maybe they have more sense.
Several boards I've watched over the years show a dramatic drop in activity after 5PM local time, suggesting that there are many posts emanating from office or work computers. Then, there are some of us who eke out a meager living in the hallowed halls of academe. The distinction between work time and free time tends to blur, especially after tenure.
Several boards I've watched over the years show a dramatic drop in activity after 5PM local time, suggesting that there are many posts emanating from office or work computers. Then, there are some of us who eke out a meager living in the hallowed halls of academe. The distinction between work time and free time tends to blur, especially after tenure.
The gap in age, seems in many ways to be due to parents getting their kids into diving.
A 50 year old diver with a 20 year old daughter who dives, brings the average to 35.
There does seem to be relatively few 30 - 40 year olds in the actual "average" range!!
A 50 year old diver with a 20 year old daughter who dives, brings the average to 35.
There does seem to be relatively few 30 - 40 year olds in the actual "average" range!!
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