You MIGHT need a buoyancy control class if ...

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.. When you resemble a Polaris, Poseidon or Trident missile on ascent.

It's nice to see, in a humorous way, what the buoyancy/trim troubled people do. I'm not this bad, by far, but I usually don't take my hand off the inflator. The reason... just in case. I'd rather get laughed at than lectured. :)

Fresh Fish, You probably know this, but next dive, experiment with adjusting how much control you have with just your lungs. Don't hold your breath, but take either a deeper breath to go up or exhale more to go down. You will be surprised how much control you have with deep breaths and exhales alone.

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this was just too funny on more than one occasion I was guilty of at least one of those items listed but better now:rofl3:
 
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