Steve Millard
Steve Millard is a DeeperBlue.com Staff Writer. When not writing he is an AIDA Instructor Trainer and member of the AIDA education committee. As Apneists UK Head Coach he trains many of the up and coming new Freediving talent in the UK. He has also run all of the UK National pool and depth championships since 2010. Head to www.learn2freedive.com and www.freedivingcompetition.com for more details.
Review Extra: Under Pressure – Diving Deeper with Human Factors
We take a look at the brand new book on diving safety by utilising Human Factors
Review: Salvimar One Freediving Computer
We take a look at the Salvimar One Freediving Computer
Review: The FreeXperience Evolution II Belt Freediving Lanyard
The evolution of Freediving over the last 10 – 15 years has been pretty ‘breath-taking’ especially in depth and competition diving. One area I’m glad we are keeping up...
Review: Diver Medic Technician Course
I wanted to share a great experience on a course I have recently attended. The course was the Diver Medic Technician course, run by Chantelle Newman.The Diver Medic Technician...
Brand New UK Consumer Dive Show This Weekend
Eventcity in Manchester gains a beach, a rock pool and the world’s biggest portable swimming pool this weekend when the first Great Northern Dive Show is held there.The event...
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Latest Posts
Blue Water Ventures Announces Site Survey Work Off The Carolinas
Blue Water Ventures International recently announced the details of site survey work off the coasts of North and South Carolina.
Dive Bali And Lombok On One Amazing Trip
Thanks to Lotus Hotels it’s now easier than ever to book a dive holiday to both Bali and Lombok with a combination package staying at Lotus Bungalows Candidasa in Bali and Villa Almarik on Gili Trawangan.
Deptherapy Wins Trusted Charity Mark
Deptherapy has been awarded the coveted National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) Trusted Charity Mark.
Casino Boat Sunk To Create Artificial Reef Off Florida
The El Dorado, a casino boat damaged twice by hurricanes, has been sunk to create an artificial reef off the Florida coast.
Negative Entry Descent
A Negative entry descent might be the only way you can get to some dive sites that have a current. Get down fast is the goal, here are some tips.
