jellybean asked:


Well my idea was that I would wear my blue capris, with my torquise shirt with a girl scuba diving. Then I would wear my flipflops that are new. With my hair up. With strawberry lip gloss. Does that sound good to you all? Also for my backpack I have 2 pink ones and green one plus a purple one. Which one?

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RiskyMuch? asked:


Just Windering. Our school is having one of those things. You are suppose to learn how to swim good so I do. And well if yu sign up for this, then you dont do P.E. Can anyone please explain how you do both? Scuba Diving and Kayaking??

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Larry S asked:


I just finished my scuba certification, and they told us the number one rule of scuba diving is to *never* to hold your breath. Even when you’ve lost your regulator, you’re supposed to breath out a small stream of bubbles.

Is this only because of the overcompression injuries you can get if you hold your breath and rise (which allows the air to expand/decompress, potentially rupturing a lung, etc.) or are there other reasons?
Okay people, enough with the grouchy “you should know this”.

First, if it’s just a matter of not holding your breath when you *rise* I totally get the whole “expanding air” / “ruptured lung” thing (reread my original question… I state it right there).

My questions is why you should not hold your breath when you’re stationary (not rising or sinking), such as during the exercises where do you regulator recovery (sweep and reach methods). It feels more natural to hold my breath during that, but the course instructions say never hold your breath; hence my question.

nomaade asked:


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Edward Nive asked:


As a SCUBA dive master, I am contemplating a move to the USVI. How do people get jobs working on the boats that bring out tourists snorkelling and scuba diving in the USVI? I’ve been on these trips before. Generally, its a catamaran type boat with a captain sailing the boat and two or three guys who help the people on the boat with drinks, entertainment, and then snorkelling/scuba diving. How do you get this job? Are these easy to come by?

lachicadecafe asked:


I’ve really enjoyed using the Oceanic comp that was loaned to me for my ocean dives (what a blast they were!) and I know that I need to get one of my own soon. I would like something simple, yet nitrox compatible that won’t break the bank. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Thanks for the ideas… I’m hoping to purchase through my local shop because they support me in my diving and I want to support them also. My own set of gauges that I purchased last fall after starting to dive are analog, so I do have some “analog backup”.