Ok... we all know that the harder you work underwater, the faster you're going to go through your air. This is because your muscles, organs, etc need oxygen and you breath faster to feed your muscles the increased amount of oxygen they need.
So, in theory... shouldnt increasing the percent of oxygen in the gas you're breathing make you work a little less hard and thus increasing your potential bottom time via decreasing your air consumption rate?
Has anyone heard anything about this, or even experienced longer bottom times due to nitrox (lol... you guys know what I mean.)?
So, in theory... shouldnt increasing the percent of oxygen in the gas you're breathing make you work a little less hard and thus increasing your potential bottom time via decreasing your air consumption rate?
Has anyone heard anything about this, or even experienced longer bottom times due to nitrox (lol... you guys know what I mean.)?