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I have about 2000 logged dives. I am an instructor with a couple of agencies. I live in the carribean where I dive the sea and inland caves. I also have a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I am quite good at teaching proper techniques and mind control for diving success. I can handle all equipment questions regarding recreational diving.
Certified Instructor in teaching status.
Cave diving, cavern diving and tours, breath and mind control.
Currently living in Playa del Carmen, Mexico
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| Darryl | 06/23/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you so much James. This has ..... |
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My apologies for a late (and probably mostly useless) response. I've been moving houses. You are correct about a strobe coming in handy, especially at depth. I don't have any specific advice for you
Hi Megan, Sorry for the delay in answering you. My answer is that you should be fine. I blew out my inner ear (the round window) on one of my first dives and, after it healed, went on to become
Hi Zak, You probably don't need pills, but to change your technique. If you can clear on land / on the boat, you can clear underwater. Clear at the surface, clear when you put your mask on your face
Hi Can, I did exactly that. I wore a tie to work every day (I was living in Guadalajara, in Mexico) and was bored to death, escaping on weekends to dive in Puerto Vallarta or the Mexican Caribbean
Hi Darryl, You absolutely must consult your physician on this one. It sounds to me as if diving will not be possible. I'm sure you are aware of oxygen toxicity, given your GF's condition, and this
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