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Scuba diving is easy and fun. Learn the basics of how to scuba dive in this free scuba diving lesson video series from our certified PADA dive master.
There are 14 videos in this series:

What you need to go diving. Learn about Basic gear that you will need in order to scuba dive, such as Regulator and wet suit in this free scuba diving lesson.

How to breathe underwater. Learn how to use your regulator in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Breathing techniques for scuba. Learn more about your regulator in this free scuba diving lesson video from our certified PADA dive master.

Tips for using scuba bcd flotation device. Learn how to use your buoyancy compensator device in this free scuba diving lesson.

The right fins for your diving needs. Learn about Types of fins and which ones are best for you in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Keep track of all the fish you see. Learn Why it's a good idea to carry a dive log in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Scuba the right way! Learn the basics on how to purge your regulator in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Keep the haze out of your scuba mask Learn How to prepare your mask prior to scuba diving in this video from our experienced diver .

Get the water out of your scuba mask! Learn How to clear your mask when water gets in this free scuba diving lesson video.

Relieve ear pressure when diving. Learn about the effects of pressure on the human body, and what you can do about it in this free scuba diving lesson video.

Know when to surface when diving. Learn about Symptoms of Nitrogen Narcosis in this free scuba diving lesson from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Make sure to sign up for diving insurance. Learn about the importance of insurance in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Learn which air is right for you. Learn about air used in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver and certified PADA dive master.

Fish look bigger underwater. Learn about Tricks that the water can play on your sight in this free scuba diving lesson video from our experienced diver.

Scuba diving will be one of the most exhilarating experiences of your life. You will actually be swimming with sea creatures in their own habitat. Sure, snorkeling is fun, but scuba diving is the real deal: total immersion in an alien environment. “Scuba” is actually an acronym for “Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.” Scuba equipment usually consists of a tank of breathable air, a tube leading to the mouth piece, fins worn on the feet to propel the diver, a diving suit, and sometimes a DPV (diver propulsion vehicle) or “scooter” used to move the diver around quickly. The term “scuba” was first used during World War II and referred to combat frogmen’s oxygen rebreathers (both semi-closed circuit and closed circuit).
In these free scuba lesson videos, you will learn about the equipment you need to go scuba diving, such as the regulator and bcd. Our expert Cole Abbot then demonstrates how to use this equipment and covers basic diving skills such as clearing your mask and equalizing your ears. Worried about nitrogen narcosis? Cole tells you how to avoid it. Do you need diving insurance? Should you keep a dive log? Watch this excellent series and you will know all about beginning scuba diving.
Cole Abbott Cole Abbott has been an avid scuba diver for more than 10 years. He is currently working as a divemaster in Kauai, Hawaii for a company called Fathom Five. He holds many certifications through PADI, including Wreck Diver, Night Diver, Fish Identification, Search and Rescue, and underwater videography and photography, just to name a few. He also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Communications.dkdk
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