Archive for April, 2008
Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach 2008.
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Diving Cliffs at Mazinaw Lake
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Surfing Water Sports - Five Muscle Groups Used In Bodyboarding
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008Descriptions of the various muscle groups used in bodyboarding. Depending on a person’s physical conditioning there may be certain muscle groups that should be concentrated on to insure the best possible bodyboarding experience.
Scuba Diving - Decompression Sickness (DCS)
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008More stops of longer duration will of course be required in case of deeper dives. The factors that will influence the number of stops and their duration include the time spent at one depth, the diver’s general health, body type and age, the temperature during the dive etc. Body type makes a difference as nitrogen is stored more effectively by fat.
The Sport Of Surfing And Why It Is More Popular Than Ever
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008Surfing is the kind of sport where the person sits out past the break and is waiting for a wave to come so they can paddle and try to catch it before it breaks so that they can ride it and get a good ride. You just get out past the break and you sit on your board until you see a wave coming and then when you start to see waves coming you just get ready to start paddling and then you try and throw yourself into the wave and try to stand up.
Scuba Diving History
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008When it comes to diving we mainly have in mind some highly technically advanced equipment, fast motorboats and safe inhalation systems. But the history of diving as a human activity can be traced back more than five thousand years. The first man, who sacrificed himself to the big blue was called Scyllis.
Open Water Certified - Left to Fend for Yourself
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008Congratulations, you’re a certified open water diver. Now what? Do you feel comfortable enough to go it alone? Is someone going to lead the dive? Isn’t that the job of the Divemaster?
Diving the wreck of the Kinghorn
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Carm, Blake and I spent the day in Rockport on the mighty St Lawrence River.
We entered at shore and swam out to the Kinghorn. The wreck sits 90 feet deep, about 750 feet from shore. We had excellent visibility, saw lots of fish, and had a great time. The water is starting to cool down at 55F (13 C).
Make sure to watch this video to then end, as we met up with a ferocious creature.
Author: se2schul
Keywords: scuba dive diving wreck cave
Added: November 3, 2007
West Oz 2004
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Michael en Wilco in West Australia
Author: surfing4ever
Keywords: west-oz gnaraloo windsurfing waveriding
Added: December 3, 2006