Posts Tagged ‘Peak Performance Buoyancy’
PADI Master Scuba Diver Rating
PADI Master Scuba Diver Rating The PADI Master Scuba Diver rating is a path towards perfecting your diving skills. Earning the rating means that you have spent significant time underwater learning and practicing your dive skills in a variety of dive environments. To get the most out of your experience, I always recommend charting a…
Read MoreEasy ways to Peak Performance Buoyancy
Easy ways to Peak Performance Buoyancy [space height=”20″] The dive starts off well enough, your descent starts off easily but then you start to find yourself sinking too quickly and adding air to your BCD to compensate. You still crash to the bottom and stir up a cloud of sand and silt around you. Once…
Read MoreFebruary Advanced Open Water Certification Becomes a Snow Dive
We took a break from our regular dive tours in mid-February to teach the PADI Advanced Open Water certification course, and even had a rare Seattle snowstorm in the middle of the course. Our divers for the weekend were Mike, taking both the PADI Advanced Open Water certification and Dry Suit Diver courses, and Eric, taking the…
Read MorePeak Performance Buoyancy in the Northwest
As all divers know, one of the most important aspects of a great dive is being able to float effortlessly underwater while not feeling as if you are constantly drifting downward or floating upward. Seattle Dive Tours puts a lot of time and effort in making sure our divers have a comfortable and relaxing…
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