
Dive tourist dies on Costa Maya excursion off Xcalak - Riviera Maya News
Costa Maya, Q.R. -- A 75 year old American tourist died while diving in Costa Maya waters with her daughter off the coast of Xcalak.

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Seems like the over 65 divers are overrepresented in these dive fatalities. I don't have a problem with living life to the fullest till the end, but there might come a time when you need to hang your fins up. It's not just the elderly person who is taking the risk, it's the divers that try to help rescue, or recover the victim that also take the risk. It might also ruin someone else's dive vacation. Just say'n...
LMAO!I think that low IQ people should also think about hanging their fins up. Stupidity is a major factor in many dive accidents.
Indeed, I've seen more unfit younger people in their twenties and thirties that shouldn't be diving.Generalization regarding age ignores so many additional factors that those who make them diminishes their credibility.
I think ScubaBoard is not a forum where this idea will get much traction. Have a look at the ages of over a thousand members that participated in this poll:Seems like the over 65 divers are overrepresented in these dive fatalities. I don't have a problem with living life to the fullest till the end, but there might come a time when you need to hang your fins up. It's not just the elderly person who is taking the risk, it's the divers that try to help rescue, or recover the victim that also take the risk. It might also ruin someone else's dive vacation. Just say'n...
I don't know who voted 90 and over, but that is who I want to be when I grow up.
Seems like the over 65 divers are overrepresented in these dive fatalities. I don't have a problem with living life to the fullest till the end, but there might come a time when you need to hang your fins up. It's not just the elderly person who is taking the risk, it's the divers that try to help rescue, or recover the victim that also take the risk. It might also ruin someone else's dive vacation. Just say'n...