Unknown Coasties searching for missing diver - Pompano Beach, Florida
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Pavao
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Fall backwards? Go in backwards? I don’t think it has its own term like giant stride and backroll.
Some people with back problems sit on the platform facing water to alleviate weight of tank/gear and just “rolls” forward, leans forward into water, we certainly don’t call it a giant stride.
Similarly, just because we (I almost always go backwards) enter the water with our backs, facing away from water, need to call it a backroll.
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Hello, I am a friend of the missing diver Jack Levine. This is a terrible tragedy and I am devastated.
Jack was an adventurous spirit. He loved to travel and experience everything in life. He always had a wide grin and people were drawn to him. I witnessed him help newbie snorkelers and divers and he never lost patience, he just wanted to share his love of the ocean.
He will be remembered. I pray that his brother finds strength through this difficult time. He should not hold any guilt and I sincerely hope he doesn’t. He was only recently certified. I wish that these brothers were not parted so soon. It’s a tragedy.
Jack was an adventurous spirit. He loved to travel and experience everything in life. He always had a wide grin and people were drawn to him. I witnessed him help newbie snorkelers and divers and he never lost patience, he just wanted to share his love of the ocean.
He will be remembered. I pray that his brother finds strength through this difficult time. He should not hold any guilt and I sincerely hope he doesn’t. He was only recently certified. I wish that these brothers were not parted so soon. It’s a tragedy.
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Families see things differently. You can't blame them for that. It's why we recommend that they avoid threads like this one.
@divezonescuba - I'm confused by your "disagree" tag. Are you saying that you did screw up the definition in your video?
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