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How to Become a Scuba Instructor

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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If two of your interests are scuba diving and teaching, you might consider combining the two and becoming a scuba instructor. Scuba instructors teach divers the mechanics, safety and other aspects of scuba diving. If you're willing to meet all ... more »

How to Buy Scuba Diving Equipment

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Buying or Renting? Good Questions.. more »

How to Defog a Diving Mask

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While there are a few high-tech solutions to this problem, most people rely on this preventive technique that has been around for decades... more »

How to Inward One-and-a-Half Flip From a Springboard

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This backwards-facing, forward-flipping dive is fairly advanced and even dangerous for an unskilled diver. Executed properly, however, the inward one-and-a-half flip is simply amazing... more »

How to Back Flip From a Springboard

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The back flip is an essential dive for any aspiring springboard competitor... more »

How to Back Layout Dive From a Springboard

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Though harder to control than the back pike, the back layout is more graceful in appearance and is an essential part of any serious diver's repertoire... more »

How to Emergency Ascent in Scuba

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Emergency Swimming and Emergency Buoyant Ascents.. more »

How to Find Out Who Made the 2008 U.S. Mens and Womens Olympic Dive Team

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As of today, June 22, 2008 the athletes below have been nominated to the U.S. Olympic Dive Team... more »

How to Perform a Forward Flip on a Springboard

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A simple forward flip, landing feet first in the water, should be every diver's first somersault dive... more »

How to Perform a Forward Pike off a Springboard

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A simple yet skillful forward dive, the forward pike is great for beginners who need work on their forward approach and entry... more »

How to Reverse Layout Dive From a Springboard

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In terms of form, the reverse layout dive is the same as the back layout. Coupled with the forward approach, though, the reverse layout becomes one of the most graceful dives possible at the intermediate level... more »

How to Watch Olympic Diving

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Kristin Link, six-time USA Synchronized Platform Diving Champion, says that watching divers in competition need not be complicated. Just enjoy the ballet and the athleticism... more »

How to Back One-and-a-Half Flip From a Springboard

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Doing a one-and-a-half somersault backwards is your next step after learning a single back flip... more »

How to Forward Half-Twist Dive From a Springboard

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Sometimes known as "the great seperator," forward-twisting dives tend to be the most difficult of the basic springboard dives. Done properly, this dive can set you apart from other divers... more »

How to Inward Pike Dive From a Springboard

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An inward dive is usually required for competition. The inward pike is the first inward dive a competitive diver should learn... more »

How to learn to scuba dive.

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Seeing all the wondrous creatures caused me to get certified as a diver so I could join their world... more »

How to Reverse Pike Dive From a Springboard

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Executed in a similar way as a back pike, the reverse pike dive creates a graceful, floating, rotating pike dive that's beautiful to watch and fun to perform... more »

How to Scuba Dive / Getting Started

By Shaweety

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Interested in Scuba? Fear of the unknown? Remember Sea Hunt and afraid some of those episodes could really happen? Well, get in line, I too used to feel the same way... more »

How to Train Like an Olympic Diver

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Olympic hopeful Kristin Link is working hard toward making the Olympic team as a 10-meter platform diver. Think you could keep up a schedule like hers?.. more »

How to Hold Breath Longer

By Sheila Wilkinson

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Learning to hold your breath for longer periods of time can be useful for swimmers and divers. Keep in mind it is a little harder to hold your breath under water due to increased pressure. There are techniques to learn that will help with this ... more »

How to Survive in an Airplane Crash

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How could you possibly escape and survive if an airplane crashes? Most of the people who survives are considered miracle. But can you really survive in any angle if the plane crashes either in water or in the ground? I would suggest that the ... more »

How to Back Pike Dive From a Springboard

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The back pike is an excellent first back dive for an intermediate springboard diver... more »

How to Forward One-and-a-Half Flip From a Springboard

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The forward one-and-a-half flip is actually easier than a single flip, and it looks much more impressive. Simply hold the tuck longer and enter the water in a dive, hands first... more »

How to Throw a Double Front Flip off a 1-Meter Springboard

By californiagirl

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You have mastered the front flip off the 1-meter springboard. If you want to learn how to throw a double front flip off a 1-meter springboard then read this article... more »

How to Dive off a 1-Meter Springboard from Your Hands

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You have mastered at least a few tricks off the 1-meter springboard. Read this article to find out how to Dive off a 1-Meter springboard from the handstand position... more »

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