Marcus Greatwood is a freediver and Senior Coach at NoTanx, a club he founded to help people connect with the ocean. He started freediving in 1999 and believes in the power of community to enhance the experience. According to Marcus, freediving is about enjoying the unique moments underwater, feeling weightless and timeless. This experience is open to everyone, making it accessible and enjoyable.
Recent underwater discoveries have revealed exciting and unexpected findings. From newly identified species to unique dive sites, the ocean continues to be a treasure trove of surprises. Many areas remain unexplored, suggesting there are still countless discoveries to be made. Watching the accompanying video highlights some of these incredible underwater finds and provides updates on…
Swimming for sharks is a fundraising initiative designed to support shark conservation. Participants can swim in various events to raise money for the cause. This event helps raise awareness about sharks and their importance to marine ecosystems. By swimming for sharks, divers and ocean lovers can contribute to their protection and help preserve underwater habitats.
Today is National Find A Rainbow Day. Although I didn’t find a rainbow today, I spotted one during a dive last year on the St. Lawrence River. This river is located between Ontario, Canada and New York, United States. Diving in beautiful locations like this can lead to amazing experiences and memories.
Sharks are known for their surprising eating habits, consuming a variety of objects that can leave people astonished. They have been reported to swallow things like porcupines, tires, and even cannonballs. While one might expect marine life in a shark’s stomach, the inclusion of non-maritime items is quite shocking. Some sharks can even spit out…
This Halloween, scuba divers in the UK can join spooky events instead of the usual trick-or-treating. Oyster Diving is hosting a night dive at Mercers Lake with prizes for the best costumes. Bolton Area Divers offers an underwater pumpkin carving competition at Capernwray. Lastly, Scuba Dream will hold a thrilling night dive at Eight Acre…
People with diabetes can safely scuba dive with careful planning. They must manage their blood sugar levels before and during dives. It’s important to get medical clearance from a healthcare provider experienced with diving. Divers should also inform their dive buddies about their condition and emergency plans. Proper monitoring and carbohydrate intake can help prevent…