Day: April 11, 2024

Taking a Break, Staying Safe: The Indispensable Role of Surface Intervals in Scuba Diving Protocol

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A crucial element that both novice and expert divers sometimes overlook is the “surface interval”, despite the thrill of submerged exploration. Consider it the intermission in an exciting play where the divers surface to refuel, catch their breath, and prepare for another dive. Not only is it crucial for safety, but understanding the role that … Read more

A Journey through the History of the Safety Stop

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Safety stops are considered a common practice nowadays. Every scuba diver knows that he must stop at 5 meters/15 feet for 3 minutes before ascending for the aim to help off-gas the nitrogen that his body absorbed while scuba diving. The importance of the safety stop is to unload nitrogen, to be more accurate to … Read more

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