Deep Cave diving, a view from the logistical side

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mattmexico

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The continuing exploration of particular Cenotes, cave systems and sinkholes within the Yucatan Peninsula takes time in terms of divers committing to exploration with training and experience, the financial as well as the time burden that such explorations are coming with. Another large aspect of cave exploration is finding the right dive team that is equally experienced to dive the cave or sinkhole at hand, to train continuously and work up to the planned dive as wellas having the logistics in place to do such dives.

The complete article can be found on our Protec Advanced Training Facility — Protec Blog blog

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Matt
 
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