7 FATAL Scuba Diving Mistakes Most Beginners Don't Know They Are Making



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  • @jacobuszwanenburg1629

    Reef diving is awesome
    I have PADI and only like reef diving at 30’ is good enough for me
    I feel better seeing the surface is close by 🤣

  • @bay2michael

    Almost out of air/gas….start heading to the surface.

  • @kurbashy

    Thanks!
    It's very cool!
    From Russia will love!

  • @rotflol6666

    When do you check your tankstrap, at the Releases or Air step? btdt – diving against the current sometimes can not be avoided, you show both divers kicking too fast and proper finning, the fast kickers looked less experienced to me (PADI DM since 2001) I had a CMAS diver telling me the best way to get out of trouble was dropping his weights, another NONO always do a CSA, Plan your dive, dive your plan and stay within your certifications is the best advice for new AND old divers, nice video, great advice

  • @LarryBoivin-wk1wz

    The biggest problem is before you get certified. Lying on the medical form.

  • @stevecutts9882

    Thanks for the reminders. From UK. Just passed Advanced.

  • @rw7632

    Here is another story. Picture two guys with 6 open water divers under the belt going in a Cenote. Dive master+2 rookies with no buoyancy control in front of you = silt!

  • @rw7632

    It is a mistake to think that "dive masters" are going to take care of you. In the U.S. it's likely they will. Other places not so much. I was in Cabo Pulmo one time and a family of 7, youngest about 10 years old was going on their first dive post cert. My wife and joined them. That's 9 divers out of the 6 the Master should take out. I brought up the rear to keep an eye on the youngsters. The master was out front no where near these kids. You have to count on yourself. Not so called Masters. I hate to bash them because I have met many "10s" sadly almost as many "1s".

  • @rw7632

    Don't get me wrong I'm not saying not to maintain equipment. The only time I ever had a failure was after having my regs "serviced" needless to say I wasn't very happy. I got to about 10-15 ft when I discovered the free flowing reg.

  • @frankiethevoice

    Warum ist die Video Beschreibung auf Deutsch und das Video englisch? – 7 FATALE Fehler beim Tauchen, von denen die meisten Anfänger nicht wissen, dass sie sie machen – Das ist was ich lese?!

  • @atoms-to-atoms

    we dont understand feet..pls use metric as well thanks

  • @alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714

    Lmao there are people who just buy dive gear and go underwater by themselves without any sort of training? That really calls for a Darwin award..

  • @avidvideodiver7513

    Keep up the great reflections.. really appreciate your experience..helps me get mentally prepared for my next series of liveaboard diving

  • @msrburke1

    This was comforting but terrifying at the same time. Please help me to not talk myself out of getting certified

  • @znaj7335

    I'm glad about this. I am about to take my first diving lessons and I hope to explore more of the depths of the ocean and I definitely don't wanna mess up down there.

  • @oliviaavants

    Have you done one on setting up the reg to the tank? I always forget which way it goes 😂

  • @rini177

    Im going to be taking the padi open water class soon and ive been so paranoid lately about the congestion issue. When im indoors one nostril is slightly blocked but as soon as i walk outside i can breathe perfectly clear either side, should i be concerned about this? or am i overthinking it?

  • @paulcharette1953

    The best part about learning is that you discover that there is a lot more to learn than you had imagined

  • @theusachad75

    If you lift a camera and die…God needs you in Heaven my friend. You should thank him for doing a recreational dive before dying 😅

  • @theusachad75

    Great video. The key is: get your Padi training step by step. Diving is fun when you completely understand how NOT to freak out. Under the Padi method, if you follow the training, you’ll stay calm in almost any situation.