It was our 7th dive with Divetech in Grand Cayman. We were diving a site known as The Knife. It begins with a swim-through at 113 feet. The dive plan was to do the swim-through, and then move up to 90 feet and gradually move across and up the wall. Sensible enough. All went well until…
Category: Roatan (Caribbean)
When things get wonky underwater: “Save yourself first.”
The first time I heard this phrase I was 16 years old. We were eagerly training to be lifeguards. We wanted to be able to save others. Our instructor was militant: “Save yourself first!” We protested. He asked for a volunteer. The instructor jumped in the pool and started yelling “help me” while flailing about…
Can’t do what you don’t know
As Open Water divers, many people are content to follow their divemaster, see interesting things, and ask questions later. They are embracing their training, seeking adventure, and getting photos to prove it. Nicely done! As more Advanced Open Water divers, you can have more fun and be more confident and comfortable by preparing for each…