Scuba Diving for Beginners : How to Use Scuba Diving Regulator
How to breathe underwater. Learn how to use your regulator in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master. Expert: Cole Abbott Bio: Cole Abbott is currently working as a divemaster in Kauai, Hawaii. He holds many certifications through PADI, including Wreck Diver, Night Diver, Fish Identification and Search and Rescue. Filmmaker: Amy Miyajima
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you know the code that all us padi divers signed!! we are not supposed to teach other people how to dive unless you are a certified dm and the presentation is physical!!! you sir are a dissgrace!
is it possible to learn most of what u need to know about PADI scuba diving by a week, even if you are 13 years old???? plz someone answer me!!
Yes, but this is also relys on the student and the quality of the instructor. Youngsters sometimes have a short attention span, but are also quick learners. The book work can be done online, but the in-water work should only be taught a qualified professional.
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i was going to get certified last year but i broke my foot and fractured my ankle so i couldnt :[
I’m only 11 but i know i can get a junior certification but wouldn’t that be so cool to be 11 years old and be able to say that you’re scuba sertified
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First learn how to spell certified. (Clue: Very similar to certification).
me 2 im going to get a certification and im 11 im putting this in playlists so i know wen i go to the classes to get ur cerification
recommendation of the best around 500/600 regulator? cressi atomic, etc? thanks
Im 12 and i have my advanced open water with ssi
i got a digital watch for diving and a primary regulator am i suppost to have sumfin else the watc tells u wat air u got and how long ur down for but is dere sumfin for the bcd so i can get it somebody write me back please cherrs
You should get another regulator for safety, you should have a secondary (can save your life!) if someone tells you don’t needed they are wrong. its like saying you can drive with out brakes!
as for the BCD if it deflats inflates and it fits it should be fine
thanks
This is in response to joshw… it’s important to take into consideration what we divers call “putting all your eggs in one basket”, having a hoseless wrist computer is great, esp with the advancements in technology today but one should always have at least a backup computer in case of the unlikely event that your primary should fail. I recommend having an air integrated analog depth/spg gauge along side your wrist computer, and of course all divers should have an alternate second stage.
I have a problem. When i go snorkelling/scuba diving, i cant dive deep very far because of pressure in my sinuses, i have no problems equalizing pressure in my ears but my sinuses do no equalize at all. Please Help
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@s030141 a good thing to do if your are fortunate enough is to acclimate your body to these pressures starting a week to a week n a half before diving, usually with an eight foot or deeper pool. try staying underwater for a total of twenty minutes a day, this is how professional divers acclimate.
I went diving by a bridge today with professionals and my daughter freaked out when she saw the stingray. She belives that there are good chances of getting bit out in the ocean. What website will show her that it won’t?
I once went on a 25 ft dive, when I surfaces everything was red and flem and snot came out of my nose and mouth, did i do anything wrong?
its kinda hard 2 understand……………
probably ill understand it better when i start diving
@MrJimbo008 where the heck do u live in hawaii ?
you can get more dive stories on the myscubastory site. Type myscubastory into google and its the first one i think
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There should be no “Scuba diving for beginners” This is all basic stuff you learn in your open water course booklet. Nice try expertvillage.