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Yoga And Freediving

By Peter Letts IN Freediving

Jan 23, 2019

Yoga and Freediving Last week’s posts focused on the benefits of developing a morning routine, regardless of whether you are diving that day. This week, I would like to discuss the benefits of yoga, clear up some of the myths and language surro.. Read More

Mammalian Dive Reflex

By Peter Letts IN Freediving

Jan 23, 2019

The human body is a remarkable and curious thing. Freedivers know this better than most people. We take advantage of the hidden potential that lies dormant within each of us. All mammals have been gifted with the Mammalian Dive Reflex, a trait left o.. Read More

Learning To Freedive Makes You A Better Scuba Dive

By Peter Letts IN Freediving

Jan 23, 2019

The PADI Freediver Courses teach recreational freediving. Competitions and record attempts are part of extreme freediving. Somewhere in between recreational and extreme freediving is a blurry line that separates the two. Looking for persona.. Read More

Why Carry A Safety Sausage

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 22, 2019

Why Carry a Safety Sausage? A lot of divers seem to neglect the purpose of a safety sausage (SMB). Divers may think they don’t need one, and, or they don’t need to bring it on a dive. However, I am telling you now that an SMB sh.. Read More

When Should A Child Learn To Dive?

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 22, 2019

When Should a Child Learn to Dive: A Guide on Scuba Diving Age Scuba diving is a great family sport, and many parents ask, how old do you have to be to scuba dive? Before a parent has their children taught to dive then, the child’s readiness to.. Read More

Diving The Ss Satara

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 22, 2019

We loaded the boat in Forster on the morning of the first day and then drove down to Seal rocks (a 45 min drive South) where the boat picked us up for the first dive. After a 15 min boat ride we had arrived at the wreck of the Satara. The seas were f.. Read More

Perhaps We’ll Meet At A Deco Stop Soon

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 22, 2019

As I swim around the artificial reef, both my dive computers start to alarm, five minutes of No-Stop time remaining – I glance at the depth – 38 meters and quickly see that I have been down for 12 minutes…  Normally this would.. Read More

Advancing Your Diving.

By Peter Letts IN A Career in Diving

Jan 21, 2019

Learning to dive and doing your open water course can be one of the most life-changing activities you will ever complete. Gaining the ability to float in the water like an astronaut in space and swim along like a deep-sea fish are truly unique experi.. Read More

Pier Diving

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 21, 2019

When thinking about diving people often have ideas of beaches and dive sites way out in the ocean. Most never consider that just beneath that jetty or pier you’re standing on whilst waiting for the dive boat is a myriad of life, waiting to be e.. Read More

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