Kids Welcome at The Scuba Show 2022 – Meet A Professional Mermaid
If ever there was a unique job description it’s a professional mermaid. At the upcoming…
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Vintage Diving Days Double Feature
Join the History of Diving Museum to celebrate Vintage Diving Days on August 19 and…
Scuba Diving in Humber Bay, Toronto
Derek Graham and his two scuba buddies, Martin Smithson and Nicole Brown recently dove the…
Introducing: Louisbourg Scuba Services
Folks, our passion is Teaching SCUBA! At Louisbourg Scuba Services, it is our goal to…
Become a NAUI Trainer/Course Director, or eventually a NAUI representative
We want you! NAUI is spearheading a new ‘scholarship’ program for dive professionals in conjunction…
Recreational Dive Safety Webinar
During our time at home let’s stay connected. As the 4D Diving Chief Instructor, and…
Professional training, course development spark scuba growth
While people adept at holding their breath have been exploring the underwater world for a long time, scuba diving is relatively new. In a history of the National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI) written by Albert A. Tillman and Thomas T. Tillman, the authors say the first “aqua lung,” was not introduced until 1949. It was developed by Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emile Gagnon.
Professional training, course development spark scuba growth
While people adept at holding their breath have been exploring the underwater world for a…
Diving for College Credit
In the heart of the Midwestern United States, far from any ocean shoreline or amazing…
Beginner diving tips to avoid danger
Safety is almost always at the forefront of any divers thinking, but occasionally and commonly even the most experienced and qualified enthusiasts find themselves in an uncomfortable situation. The inevitable will come for every diver when a little surprise catches them off guard and they need to re-group a little to regain control of the dive. For the most part, in an ideal world, this is all any diver would really want or expect to happen.