For those of you who haven’t heard the news, I was recently bestowed the incredible honor of being featured in the 25th issue of Let’s Dive Mag / Revista Buceadores. For the most part, I try not to obnoxiously flaunt my accomplishments for the world to…

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Have you ever wondered how to compare your gas consumption in different dives? If you want to be able to plan your gas needs for a certain dive, you need to know how much gas you breath per minute. And that is actually an easy…

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if you stop trying to get better, you will start to get worse I don’t remember the origin of this quote, but it is so true. for life in general, but also specifically in scuba diving. So you want to grow and get better? here’s…

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Shaun Yeo, one of my clients published this nice article where he shares the joy he finds in exploring the Cueva del Agua cave in Spain. Read the full article here

In “Covid Winter”, when I was basically locked inside, my mind started to wander. Dream big. Of trips, countries yet to explore, new experiences, adventures. But of course, non of this was possible, if it wasn’t for a job.  Have you ever heard of Vuokatti?…

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Before going to Vuokatti (stay tuned; edit: *read here*), I decided to spend some time in Helsinki. And to be honest, I didn’t expect much. But then it was love at first sight. Maybe because the weather was sunny, maybe because I met some lovely…

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-—-> —-> —> 11.-14.3.2022 <— <-— <-—- À bientôt à Paris! J’espère de vous y voir tous!! Come and meet me at the bigblue booth in Paris’ dive show! Looking forward to seeing you there! Edit: here are some impressions of this years salon de…

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Naranjito (Isla Gomera) ist einer meiner Lieblingstauchgänge in der Gegend rund um Cartagena. Es ist auch einer der bekanntesten Tauchplätze hier. Es ist für mich keine Überraschung, dass es als eines der Top-Tauchziele in ganz Spanien gilt! Das 51 Meter lange Frachtschiff kam am 14.…

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When I moved to Isla Plana in Murcia about five years ago, I asked my friends and colleagues about what to do in my free time, what to see and visit around here. Their number one suggestion was (of course): Scuba Diving. But what else?…

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Martin & Vinod are certified cave divers. But it’s been a couple of months since their cave training and they didn’t get to do any cave dives meanwhile. Additionally, Cueva del Agua cave in Spain is a highly technical cave and while it may be…

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A topic that is always reacurring is how to tie a boltsnap to your regulator or light, backuplight, or whatever. I will explain you how I do it. But before showing you the how-to, I want to point out two things: Zip ties are no…

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I got to log my dive #1111 some days ago. And I am proud to say I registered each and every single one of them! Even though I keep an electronic logbook (with the dive perfiles my computer registers), I also keep a traditional written…

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¡Soy una loca de buceo! Claro que mi tiempo de superficie también lo quiero pasar con cosas de buceo. Pelis, por ejemplo. Ya he visto unas cuantas, unas me gustaban más, otras menos, otras todavía me quedan pendiente. Aquí son mis recomendaciones: Películas Mis recomendaciones…

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Me gustan los libros, me encanta el buceo, claro que me gustan los libros de buceo! Aquí mis recomendaciones para tu proximo interval de superficie 😉 Flora & Fauna frameborder=”0″ marginwidth=”0″ marginheight=”0″ scrolling=”no”> Novelas Mar <br /> Cueva (biográfico) <br /> Scuba diving Theory Science…

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Get the latest information from Frank Hartig, a well known Austrian Scuba Medic in this live webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PikXIfOTqlU

Bucear después de la enfermedad de Covid-19 De Dr. Frank Hartig Dr. Frank Hartig es el jefe del departamento de emergencias en Innsbruck (Tirol, Austria), donde trabajan en un punto caliente de la pandemia de Corona. Su equipo se encuentra frente a muchos rompecabezas, especialmente…

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In the south of the People’s Republic of China, on the border with Vietnam, lies the autonomous region of Guangxi. The region, considered one of the poorest provinces in the People’s Republic, is known for its rivers, steep karst formations and caves, countless of which…

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