Diving lessons

Experienced swimmers make diving into the pool look easy, but it can be a challenge to learn if you’re new to the sport. There’s no reason to be intimidated by diving -- remember, everyone had to learn to dive at some point, even the pros! Try out this drill progression to teach yourself to dive

Another case study in our Dive Training series "Lessons For Life": When his gear malfunctions, why didn't this diver ask for help?

Here's why you should care about what's stamped on the the outside of a scuba tank and how to decipher what it means.

An experienced diver tries to manage a panicky newer one, with tragic results. Learn from these important Lessons For Life.

Drift diving can offer you some of the most exhilarating dives of your life, but before you begin, it’s important to understand how to dive in currents.

Another case study in our Dive Training series "Lessons For Life": Always get a proper orientation for a site you’ve never dived. Scuba diving accidents and safety tips.

A diver pays the price for repeatedly maxing out his bottom time.

Technical SCUBA diving is a type of diving that exceed the limits imposed on depth and/or immersion time to the recreational scuba diving, during a technical diving lessons, Tec courses or a TecRec classes you will do decompression dives

Description Additional Information Learn to SCUBA dive in three easy steps: 1. eLearning 2. Orientation and Pool Sessions 3. Four Open Water Dives Step 1 eLearning Visit PADI's website, enroll in the PADI eLearning Open Water Course, and complete the online course before the first pool session. (Payment for the online course purchased directly through PADI's website). Here you will complete all the home study, academics, quizzes, and final exam. Step 2 Orientation and Pool Sessions We are…

Getting caught up in the moment turns a son’s first ocean dive into his father’s last. Losing focus during a dive leads to tragedy for this dad.