Category Archives: Scuba Diving Education & Training

Core training issues and new technologies in Scuba Diving

Fit for Diving: Part 3 – Condition

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Rebecca Coales | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

Rebecca Coales takes a look at Fitness for Diving in this mini-series here on DeeperBlue.com. Check out Part 3 – Condition | READ MORE… →

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Fit for Diving: Part 2 – Strength

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Rebecca Coales | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

Rebecca Coales takes a look at Fitness for Diving in this mini-series here on DeeperBlue.com. Check out Part 2 – Strength | READ MORE… →

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Fit for Diving: Part 1 – Stretching

Posted on November 7, 2012 by Rebecca Coales | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

Rebecca Coales takes a look at Fitness for Diving in this mini-series here on DeeperBlue.com. Check out Part 1 – Stretching | READ MORE… →

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PADI announces change in Leadership

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Stephan Whelan | Scuba Diving Education & Training

PADI has announced that Brian P. Cronin has announced his retirement after 17 years in the PADI organization. Dr Drew Richardson, a 27 year veteran in PADI, has been appointed to take over as PADI Worldwide CEO and Chairman of … | READ MORE… →

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Be One with the Water

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Rebecca Coales | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

My article this month was inspired by watching a trainee scuba diver waving and ‘swimming’ their arms whilst trying to move across the pool, legs splayed wide, wobbling from side to side. It was the kind of position I’d take … | READ MORE… →

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Putting the ‘OM’ into diving

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Rebecca Coales | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

Yoga and scuba diving do not make obvious bedfellows. One calls to mind lithe bodies in stretchy lycra, the other a clumsy vision in thick neoprene and dangling hoses. But freedivers are already in on the secret, Jacques Mayol was … | READ MORE… →

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Mermaid Minute #11 – Season 1 Finale

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Stephan Whelan | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

The latest (and last of this season) episode of the Children’s Show Mermaid Minute has hit YouTube. Episode 8: Ocean Currents make mermaid tails GO WITH THE FLOW! Drift Diving is FUN! can be seen below or via YouTube. See and … | READ MORE… →

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7 Questions to Ask a Scuba Diving Instructor

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Daniela Baker | Scuba Diving Education & Training

If you’re getting ready to get certified in scuba diving or are ready to up your certification to a more advanced level, finding the right dive instructor is imperative. Whether you’re checking out dive shops on a honeymoon or tropical … | READ MORE… →

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Mermaid Minute #10 – Caribbean Reef Sharks!

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Stephan Whelan | Freediving Education & Training, Scuba Diving Education & Training

The latest episode of the Children’s Show Mermaid Minute has hit YouTube. Episode 8: Ocean Currents make mermaid tails GO WITH THE FLOW! Drift Diving is FUN! can be seen below or via YouTube. See and learn more here: http://www.mermaidminute.com Follow … | READ MORE… →

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