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Category: Scuba Diving Tips & Safety

link to What are the best hairstyles for scuba diving 101: Hair Extensions; Long Hair and Facial Hair + How to keep your hair away from your face

What are the best hairstyles for scuba diving 101: Hair Extensions; Long Hair and Facial Hair + How to keep your hair away from your face

How you keep your hair out of your face when scuba diving can either be achieved by choosing a hairstyle like braids, plaits or a pony tail to keep it under control. Or alternatively...

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What Is Drysuit Diving Like: Is Drysuit Diving Hard Or Easy?

Scuba diving in a drysuit isn't hard at all, in fact it's extremely easy. It's just different to diving in a wetsuit. The first time you put your drysuit on it might feel a bit...

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How To Avoid A Drysuit Feet First Ascent: Are Ankle Weights Necessary

How likely is a drysuit feet first ascent? The truth is that it is possible, it does happen and it could happen to you. But if you understand why feet first ascents happen in the...

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What To Expect On Your First Liveaboard Trip (Top tips to follow)

Each day you spend on a liveaboard dive boat usually consists of diving, eating and relaxing. Most mornings you'll go for a dive before you have your breakfast. After this first dive of the day...

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Driving to altitude after diving (How long to wait before going to altitude for your own safety)

Going to altitude after diving may be a problem because at altitude atmospheric pressure drops in a similar way to when you fly. There are flying after diving guidelines to follow,...

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Can You Dive And Fly On The Same Day? (How Long To Wait To Be Safe)

Whether you can you dive and fly on the same day boils down to the risk you are willing to take. It depends on which flying after diving guidelines you want to...

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Hi I’m Russell Bowyer

Russell Bowyer scuba diving expert in DUI dry suit before a scuba dive in the UK

I’m the guy behind Scuba Diving Earth. My first dive was on the Great Barrier Reef in 1989 and since then I’ve dived hundreds of times around the world. I’m a BSAC Dive Leader, have been a BSAC diver trainer and the Diving Officer of a Saffron Walden BSAC Club.  I live in the UK near to the New Forest in Hampshire with my lovely wife Jo. I enjoy scuba diving around the world, but now mostly in the warm tropical waters of the Caribbean. I have a love of diving where I can see sharks. My favourite so far was seeing Whale Sharks on the Ningaloo Reef in Australia.

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