YouTube Content Recommendations?

[wlkerboh]

I don't see https://www.youtube.com/c/DiversReady mentioned yet. He has a nice variety of videos for folks at many levels. Importantly to me, he covers the why behind his tips and techniques.

 

[Yonali]

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Dive Talk yet. I learned so much information through those guys before and during my open water course. They teach people literally everything about scuba diving and best practices. They have an awesome podcast on Spotify and tons of entertaining YouTube videos out there for you to spend countless hours on informative scuba diving related subjects.

Yonali

 

[txdamselfish]

Simply Scuba, Divers Ready & Discover Divers Tokyo helped me review & pick the equipment I liked.

Halcyon Dive Systems and Garmin provided great equipment tutorials.

Everything Scuba and Marcel Van den Berg helped me review, understand, practice and pass my OW.

GUE and Sidemount Scuba Diving are helping me learn additional skills to be a better diver & buddy.

Triton’s realm & Everything Scuba helped me plan my St Croix trip.

Dutch Mermaid is my soul sister and Pacific Klaus is my funny marine biologist that makes recognizing my sea friends easy.

So many more, plus this forum have been tools in my land locked quest to make the most of my time in the beautiful sea. Thanks to everyone that keeps this information available to those who seek it.

 

[txdamselfish]

I forgot about one great diver Karim Lounes even has a new video out for Key Largo & Molasses reef. All his dive videos have Great photography, fauna information and gentle tunes.

 

[sourdough]

This is a great thread, please keep sharing your favorite scuba channels.

Mine:

DIVETALK
InnerSpace Explorers
Sidemount Scuba Diving
BlueWorldTV
Found In The River
Barefoot Bentley
Rory O'Keefe
Azul Unlimited
Alex Peirce Scuba

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

If you are interested in sidemount, there is no one like Tomasz Michura: https://www.youtube.com/user/tmichura

 

[Capt. Bas]

Seen it in 1 reply, search for Marcel van den Berg.
He's producing quality clips in regards of the skills needed for your DM.
ITs not like training in the water yourself but gives a lot of information and points to consider.

Good luck recovering.

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

Seen it in 1 reply, search for Marcel van den Berg.
He's producing quality clips in regards of the skills needed for your DM.
ITs not like training in the water yourself but gives a lot of information and points to consider.

Good luck recovering.

Marcel makes the absolute worst videos with divers on their knees. His series are the best example of what not to do.

 

[Maresia]

Dive talk. Really enjoy their content. It´s funny but has some good info on some videos. They also share videos of others so you can find through their channel other channels as well.
Behind the mask is quite good as well and simply scuba has some good info videos.
Check out movie-documentary Last Breath.
DAN has great videos and well as accident reports that are interesting to read up

 

[Capt. Bas]

Marcel makes the absolute worst videos with divers on their knees. His series are the best example of what not to do.

The one's I've seen are neutrally buoyant. PADI only requires a neutral buoyant skill set since last year or 2020.