Jun 22, 2021 | News, Recreational Diving, We Are. . .
An Urgent Problem The shortfin mako is classified by IUCN* as Endangered and listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Inherently vulnerable Ecologically vital Economically valuable In need of international catch limits *IUCN...
May 4, 2021 | Recreational Diving, We Are. . .
The underwater world was brought to my attention via a BSAC Try Dive at a local fate, this lead me to want to progress with my underwater adventures – I am currently studying Marine Biology at University of Plymouth. As part of the course I had the oppertunity...
Apr 20, 2021 | Recreational Diving, We Are. . .
Picture this – Turkey, beautiful blue skies, turquoise blue crystal clear water and golden sandy beaches. I am sat with my partner at the start of our holiday, looking at activities to do. I knew Glyn had done lots and lots of scuba diving, but as I have MS and...
Apr 13, 2021 | Recreational Diving, Technical Diving, We Are. . .
Yoga and Scuba Diving have had a long link, with yoga improving your scuba diving so you can stay in the water longer. Most aspects of yoga translate to scuba diving pretty well and many report that their yoga improves their diving so they can stay down longer and...
Mar 30, 2021 | Recreational Diving, Technical Diving, We Are. . .
We are looking at what is happening to you when you go scuba diving and the laws of physics, which we are subject to while diving. Boyles Law A volume of gas in an air space is inversely proportional to the pressure, so the deeper down you go the smaller the volume,...
Mar 16, 2021 | Recreational Diving, We Are. . .
Your SMB or DSMB is an essential piece of kit to help you be seen and found in the water. On the surface from a distance you are just a small head and shoulders, so a bright red sausage can make you more obvious in the water. SMBs and DSMBs come in a range of sizes,...