Likely not. Ton of people spell it wrong.
Best scuba advice you’ve received
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Beau Holden
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1. Gas you wish you had in the tank can kill you.
2. Better to be sitting on the bank or boat wishing you were diving, than diving and wishing you were on the bank or boat.
2. Better to be sitting on the bank or boat wishing you were diving, than diving and wishing you were on the bank or boat.
During times of stress people will tend to hold their breath--which is extremely important for divers to keep in mind (especially when things might be going a bit sideways).
rx7diver
kaylee_ann
crazy diver
At depth, I will inhale slightly more (i.e., take a slightly deeper breath) to initiate an ascent. But, not too much more, and only momentarily before resuming normal breathing.
And when holding at a certain depth, I might "linger" awhile between an inhalation, and a quickish exhalation followed by a quickish inhalation.
rx7diver
Fin Finder
Contributor
Briefs not Boxers when drysuiting.
Jammers not board shorts when wetsuiting.
kaylee_ann
crazy diver
sounds like a good night! LOL
Tradition at this point. Found an unopened bottle of tequila on a local wreck (Yukon) on a pre-trip checkout dive a while ago. Made margaritas from it, now just do it before any trip (original tequila is gone but keep buying the same brand and refilling the bottle I found).
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