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The Easy In: Tips for Performing the Giant Stride Entry | Scuba Diving News, Gear, Education | Dive Training Magazine When making the stride, simply take one forward step, lifting your foot so the fin tip points upward as you enter. Do not leap or jump. Photo by Barry and Ruth Guimbellot. #scuba #diving #scubaskills #scubagear
Ice Diving Training and Equipment | Dive Training Magazine Hypothermia is a serious concern when ice diving. For this reason it is important to select the proper exposure protection – and plan your dive conservatively. #scuba #diving #exploration #ice #glacier #arctic #adventure
Mandarinfish feed on small worms, copepods, amphipods, mysid shrimps and other small invertebrates. Photo by Marty Snyderman. Unforgettable Fishes: Frogfish and Mandarinfish | Dive Training Magazine #fish #scuba #diving #ocean #sealife #marinelife #exploration
Prevent Mask Fogging - Tips and Tricks | Dive Training Magazine Before using a new mask for the first time, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for pre-use cleaning. Photo by Barry and Ruth Guimbellot. #scuba #mask #diving #ocean #scubaskills #watersports #scubagear
Dorid nudibranchs like this Spanish dancer have two sets of rhinophores located toward the front of the body. These are chemosensory organs. Photo by Marty Snyderman. All About Nudibranchs and Flatworms | Dive Training Magazine #scuba #nudibranch #sealife #ocean
A 2017 United Nations report revealed that some 800 species of marine life are affected by debris in the ocean, 75 percent of which is plastic: food wrappers, bottle caps, straws, grocery bags and beverage bottles. The Sickly Seas: Reaping the Unwanted Harvest of a Plastic Overload | Scuba Diving News, Gear, Education | Dive Training Magazine #conservation #pollution #plastic #trash #recycling #oceans #health #marinelife #caring #protectourseas #scuba
Making a Clean Sweep: The Regulator Retrieval Skill | Dive Training Magazine If the regulator falls out of sight or gets caught on some object behind you, there are two specific ways to perform the regulator retrieval skill — the sweep and the reach methods. #scuba #skills #diving #ocean #learntodive
