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Master Scuba Diver vs Divemaster – Which Certification to Choose?

Master Scuba Diver vs Divemaster. Both titles sound very cool as a diver. But what do they actually mean, and how do you receive the certification? Take a look below at the differences between being a Master Scuba Diver vs Divemaster, and which certification you should choose. Master Scuba Diver vs Divemaster A Master Scuba
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NAUI vs PADI – Which Agency Should I Choose?

New divers are often wondering whether to choose NAUI vs PADI when first starting out as a diver. There are many similarities between these two popular scuba diving agencies. This means it is important to know the differences between NAUI vs PADI so that you, as a diver, can make an informed decision and decide
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Scuba Weight Calculator – How Much Added Weight Do You Need to Dive?

As scuba instructors, the question we are asked most often by new and experienced divers is “how much weight do you think I need?” We then use the following to guesstimate how much weight a diver will need; their body type, body fat to muscle ratio, what exposure protection they are wearing, and how much
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Incredible and Fun Marine Life Facts

Who doesn’t love knowing more about marine life facts? Especially if you are an underwater diver! So let’s dive deep into some interesting and fun marine life facts that will be sure to surprise you! Cool Marine Life Facts A group of dolphins is called a pod. A group of jellyfish is called a bloom,
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Scuba Diving with Glasses – Is It Possible?

A common question asked by new divers is whether you can go scuba diving with glasses. Unfortunately, you cannot use your prescription glasses during a dive as the mask cannot seal onto your face properly. However, there are many options for divers who wear glasses on-land that we will look into below. You may also
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How do Scuba Divers go Up and Down?

Scuba diving is best done underwater. To get underwater, we need to go down. Humans are quite buoyant which means we naturally will float on the surface. So how do scuba divers go up and down? They use weights and a Buoyancy Control Device (BCD). Read on for more information on how do scuba divers
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ABOUT DTS

Down To Scuba is a one-stop guide to scuba diving, snorkeling, and freediving. It’s also a resource for marine life and ocean conservation.
As full-time working PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer Instructors, Emma & Lionel have come across most scuba diving questions, and have picked up loads of tips along the way. With our network and community of fellow instructors and divers, we have complied all of our scuba knowledge into this handy guide!
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