How many logged dives do you have?

[ckharlan66]

Not enough...I wish I was underwater right now.

Chad

 

[Big-t-2538]

Than I have been. Although the new baby has kind of put a small slow in my gears, hopefully I'll be able to log about 50 or more next year. If I don;t I won't be upset because more than likely I'll be spending more time with my baby girl.

 

[Paco]

I'm glad my instructor strongly urged me to log my dives. I've logged them religiously (only ow, not pool) and frequently look back at my progress notes and other comments for fun. In two seasons (I live in the cold north), I've logged 119 dives. Guess I'm getting into it.

 

[H2o Man]

just logged in big ol' #10 last week

got certified this past march but by next year this time i'll have plenty under my belt (logged dives that is)

 

[mudguppy]

Looking for a fun place to do #100.
I guess it will probably be in the same old mud hole I've been diving in the snow. I'll keep logging, but quit counting

 

[mddolson]

I certified back in 1972.
Certified as an instructor in 1978
Dual certified at a crossover in 1991.
Nitrox instructor in 1999.
Crossed the 1000 dive mark in 2000.

The water is 40°F here, we're diving this weekend.

If you want to dive in Canada, you have to be commited.
(committed to the funny farm maybe!)

MikeD
:blfish:

 

[DiverBuoy]

Laguna Sea Sports in Laguna Beach California has a diver that is approaching the 15,000 dive mark! No kidding! How else do you think for a couple of decades they have been posting the actual visibilty readings (posted to the web now ) as taken by a real diver who just got out of the water (vs. the 4,000 feet away using binoculars version that the Laguna Beach lifeguards provide).

:whoa:

 

[freediver]

just passed 2000 on scuba and have over 3200 freedives.

 

[jiveturkey]

Paco once bubbled...
I've logged them religiously (only ow, not pool)

Do people actually log pool dives? It's kind of cheating isn't it?

 

[Drew Sailbum]

for this year. Life doesn't suck!