This is one of the only educational videos I've seen which demonstrates WHEN and WHERE a diver's hands should be during the talc-application and hood-removal steps. Thanks!
Dec 19 2021 will be a date I will never forget as this was the date that I finally achieved my goal and ambition of doing a try dive while wearing a drysuit in a swimming pool with a qualified instructor this was something that I had been wanting to do for 8 long years and finally got to do this as I have a bladder problem I had to wear my adult nappy underneath my thermals underneath my drysuit it was an amazing experience for me ì learnt how to control my buoyancy with bcd and the inflator on the drysuit and now I'm looking at doing this in open water in a drysuit to get more knowledge etc this is one life long ambition I'll never forget
Johnsons baby oil is basically mineral oil and fragrance. Mineral oil is a by-product of petroleum. Petroleum based products are bad for many kinds of rubber including your drysuit seals.
I don't like talc either, but I would never put a petroleum-based product on my seals. I use a little Dawn dishwashing detergent mix with water in a spray bottle.
If you descend head first you run the risk of gas collecting in the feet of your suit. You shouldn't swim to descend anyhow. Do an actual scuba class and find out why.
You haven't made a lot of dives in cold water have you? As someone who does so every week, it's plenty fun and a dry suit is actually super nice in those situations
This is one of the only educational videos I've seen which demonstrates WHEN and WHERE a diver's hands should be during the talc-application and hood-removal steps. Thanks!
Ankle weights! My instructor would go nuts if he seen me or anyone with them on lol
That 70s porn music brings back fond memories !
Great video. Recommending video to all my students.
The 70's Porn music is a little funny :P
Dec 19 2021 will be a date I will never forget as this was the date that I finally achieved my goal and ambition of doing a try dive while wearing a drysuit in a swimming pool with a qualified instructor this was something that I had been wanting to do for 8 long years and finally got to do this as I have a bladder problem I had to wear my adult nappy underneath my thermals underneath my drysuit it was an amazing experience for me ì learnt how to control my buoyancy with bcd and the inflator on the drysuit and now I'm looking at doing this in open water in a drysuit to get more knowledge etc this is one life long ambition I'll never forget
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Why does the ground outside of the pool look like carpet?
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you need proper weight distrbution and practice trim instead of flipping around
You're not dry-suit qualified, are you?
do you have to be qaulifyed to do a try dive in a drysuit with a qualifyed instructor in a swimming pool ?
Don’t like talc ... I use Johnson’s baby oil just a tiny drop and your in 🤿
Johnsons baby oil is basically mineral oil and fragrance. Mineral oil is a by-product of petroleum. Petroleum based products are bad for many kinds of rubber including your drysuit seals.
Gonna break your shit down. Petro
I don't like talc either, but I would never put a petroleum-based product on my seals. I use a little Dawn dishwashing detergent mix with water in a spray bottle.
WRONG.....you can submerge any positions out like! How tf you gonna swim fine to the bottom with your feet down
You're not a certified diver, obviously.
If you descend head first you run the risk of gas collecting in the feet of your suit.
You shouldn't swim to descend anyhow. Do an actual scuba class and find out why.
I will never want even use one of those so expensive and no to much to see in cold waters I still diving in warm waters
You haven't made a lot of dives in cold water have you? As someone who does so every week, it's plenty fun and a dry suit is actually super nice in those situations
Don't be daft. That is biggest bulls**t I ever heard.
Not like there's entire fleets of wrecks, unique wildlife and incredible rock and cave formations in the cold.