Scuba Diving Advice: 5 Things You Should and Shouldn't Do After A Dive
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- This week in Scuba Diving Advice, Mark Newman talks about the top 5 things you should and shouldn't do after a dive.
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Good video, Mark. Heard a few new things I never did before.
Once again another great video!
After a dive I drive to the base, store away costumers stuff, drink water, log my dives and log the costumers dive. And after that I drink a cold one in the evening 😊🤙 Save Diving ya‘ll
Great video. Ty.
thx for the tips
Omg I have seen that episode of house it’s so good
First daybof open water course tomorrow! Eekkk. Thanks for the info mate.. just a refresher to the e learning. Cheers
Nice info bro!!
Keep it up!!
Hey Holidive Indonesia, glad you enjoyed the video.
Good informative video, will share with new divers
Awesome thank you!
Great job! nice video
Hello HIVE REX, thanks for watching.
@@ScubaDiverMagazine very welcome
Nice video guys, we love what you are doing on Scuba Diver Magazine! Keep the good work.
Hello Azul Unlimited, thanks for sharing.
Nice video and I love the channel, one of my favorite scuba channel with @azul unlimited and @divers ready! Thanks for the good content 👌
Hello Aitor Diaz, thanks for sharing.
Hello. I just signed up with a PADI OW Class. Already Finished Pool Sessions. Waiting for OW Part 2. My Instructor had us Pressurize the Regs, BCD. Close the Tank Valve and Purge. Then lay the Kit on its side. He didn't have us do anything with the Log Book. I'm guessing Part 2 Open Water session??
So we divemasters are magically immune to dcs while carrying a ton of cylinders ? 😂😂
Hahah I know right and carrying all the kit back and forth.
Now you know why the agencies all try to make as many new DMs as possible. You're expendable.
Why do I get this feeling Divemaster = Donkey..... we carry loads , wash gear for everyone and there's always a dangling carrot to prod us on " You're very important to the dive" till the dive is done .... Times I wish I moved on to Instructor though being a Divemaster is way more exciting .
Mr Vee ... I guess it's not the norm . But really I'm not complaining
DMs are immune to everything, apart from decompression beers. We have ruined a few DMs that way.
I have three great long videos of my camera sloshing side to side in the rinse tank on the boat because I forgot to check that it was off.
Haha sounds like you got extra B roll
Yes good points you raised.
Why do diving instructor s and dive master's. Suddenly all leave at once and stop diving both with the agency club and shot. Some even stop altogether and are never heard of again. After dedicating all this time and effort and resources to diving. As student divers once qualified everything stops and no further diving takes place unless they take another dive course.
Kurt Steiner what do you mean by that exactly?
@@diveinstructordaniel1095
Yes Daniel I learned to dive firstly with the British Navy. After a break of 20 years. I dived with a local PADI centre after open water and advanced. I noticed several dM's and instructors just disappeared. Never to be seen again and no longer a member of PADI.
This has been the case several times but mostly with PADI not as far as I know with SSI or BSAC.
They are there for awhile then they all go, and no one sees them again. Was trying to contact one as they did not complete the paper work on my rescue divers course, wanted to know why and how to sort it out. But nowhere to be found. Even the dive centre closed all of a sudden a few years ago they told no-one about this.
Kurt Steiner never heard of something like that but interesting. Maybe they switched the organization? Maybe they had some problems in their shop? If you remember the names you can contact padi directly.
@@diveinstructordaniel1095
Yes thank you for that, I have already asked PADI UK.
They tell me they are no longer listed as PADI instructor s and dm,'s.
But thank you for that.
Kurt Steiner im sorry that I couldn’t help more :/
When we dive in Bonaire we (mostly) head to Bachelors Beach for a King Kong burger, and a coke - but we do hydrate ;)
Hey Wilson Wray, sounds like fun!
They didn't mention anything about drugs and scuba diving, so I guess coke would be fine.
I want to get. Scuba diving license I’m 14 but turn 15 in September after I take the training what do I do after that I don’t know any one that dives. so I don’t what to do until I’m 18 to scuba dive alone any suggestions
I have just bumped into commercial diving on accident, I have never dived in my life. But I am hoping to go to DIT in Seattle to learn. I am very nervous and excited. Any tips from some pros, or solid divers?
DIT is a highly-rated school, although they have been criticized in the past for overselling the income potential of commercial diving to prospective students. As long as you go in with realistic expectations and don't think you'll be making a six-figure income right out of the gate you'll do well.
P.S. I see your comment is a year old. Any progress report?
Hey mark , just wondering where in UK do you teach I’m going for my first try dive tomorrow 😬😆
I don't teach anymore, not that I didn't enjoy teaching but, the channel and life in general didn't give me enough time to keep teaching.
I hope it all went well with your try dive, where did you end up going?
@@ScubaDiverMagazine fair enough, don’t think I would either tbh, and I went to Carlisle for a try dive , really enjoyed it , going back tonight 🙏😆, was very nervous at first but my instructor took his time with me and we did the most simple breathing exercise to get me comfortable then worked on , trim and swimming
I usually take time to work on my log book. Eat more calories. Get gear ready for next dive. And take it easy.
Good tip!
Do you recommed IV for rehidraytation? after diving?
Unless you're vomiting and/or have diarrhea or something, an IV is overkill. Just sip on some water or Gatorade or something. Every time you break the skin you risk infection, and an IV can also cause issue like infiltration. Don't do it unless you really need it.
I would recommend an enema over IV. Much more enjoyable.
I miss simply scuba vids
Have you come across Mark's own channel? "Safe Diving" I think it's called.
@@mikecoles122 no 😊
So would it bad to drive up a mountain and hike then the next day dive?
No. Doing it the other way is bad, because you will have built up nitrogen in your tissues while at depth. But doing it the other way -- going up the mountain BEFORE diving -- poses no risk.
@@seikibrian8641 Well, you could get compression sickness, where all the pressure drives you insane.
Then again, that may just be my job I'm thinking of.
@@bloodymarvelous4790 I've found both diving AND hiking in the mountains to be good therapy for that "compression sickness."
Are you saying I can't bink with my Mrs after a dive 😁
Schoober Doyving
Do not throw your empty cylinders overboard. They should be recycled.