Tricks to play on Scuba divers

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Quite ballsy to penetrate that wreck too IMO, not that I have experience to base it on, but a bump on the head or a snag could really change the situation yes?

When I was watching it, I commented to my wife that he must have balls of steel to swim through a wreck that way. While there is the fact that he could see straight through the wreck, all I've heard and read about wreck penetration is that there are so many chaotic elements that you can't calculate - parts breaking loose from rust and falling, sea creatures, snags, silt, etc. A freediver has the benefit of the ultimate streamlined shape for a human diver, but at the cost of time to deal with problems from having a supply of air right on your back.

Of course, freedivers are a rather different sort anyway.
 
Fin Hijacking is one of the coolest tricks to play, they are so funny trying to catch you! LOL ;)
 
Fin Hijacking is one of the coolest tricks to play, they are so funny trying to catch you! LOL ;)

You sound like one of the guys who used to think it fun to play 'keep away' with the smaller guys' books. Are those games ever fun for the target?
 
You sound like one of the guys who used to think it fun to play 'keep away' with the smaller guys' books. Are those games ever fun for the target?

You sound like a scuba diver..
 

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