Monty Halls will be a featured speaker at the Go Diving Show 2025, presenting his Big Blue Bag project for marine conservation. Halls, a marine biologist and former Royal Marine, aims to empower individuals to help protect oceans. Participants in the project will collect data about marine health, such as pollution and species diversity. The…
Recently, new color-corrected images of the Endurance shipwreck have been released. These images show the ship as it appeared before becoming trapped in Antarctic ice in 1914. The wreck was discovered in 2022, lying over 3 km deep in the Weddell Sea. The images, taken with advanced technology, allow explorers to see the wreck’s true…
Andy Torbet, an adventurous TV presenter and scuba enthusiast, will be the main speaker at the Go Diving Show 2025. He plans to discuss the challenges of showcasing technical diving on television, bringing his extensive experience as a presenter for various notable channels. Known for his explorations and contributions to diving and underwater narratives, he…
Nick Lyon, a passionate scuba diver and experienced instructor, will speak at the Go Diving Show in March. He is known for his unique presentations and will discuss courses that promote diving and support local hyperbaric facilities. Lyon has a rich background in diving, having trained with the British Sub-Aqua Club and won awards for…
Luke Bullus, a diving officer and trustee of Fathoms Free, will speak at the Go Diving Show 2025 in Coventry. Fathoms Free is dedicated to marine conservation, focusing on removing abandoned fishing gear from waters in Cornwall and Devon. This hazardous gear, known as ghost gear, continues to harm marine life. Since 2014, the organization…
Understanding your heart health is crucial for safe scuba diving. Risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and smoking can increase the chances of heart disease. If you’re a diver, maintaining a normal heart rate and staying active is essential due to the physical demands of diving. Being healthy enhances your overall experience underwater…
Understanding your heart health is crucial for scuba diving. Several risk factors can increase the chance of heart disease, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and smoking. It’s important to maintain a normal heart rate and keep active since diving is a physically demanding activity. Regular check-ups with a healthcare provider can help…
Heart health is crucial for divers because it ensures safe and enjoyable underwater experiences. Factors like high blood pressure, cholesterol levels, obesity, smoking, and inactivity can increase the risk of heart disease. Maintaining a normal heart rate during diving, between 60 and 100 beats per minute, is vital for safety. Adopting a healthy lifestyle can…
Your heart plays a crucial role in diving, and knowing your heart’s risk factors is important for your health. Common risk factors include hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, and unhealthy habits like smoking. It’s essential to stay active, aiming for 150 minutes of exercise each week, which helps get your heart ready for the physical demands…
Olive Ridley sea turtles are fascinating creatures found in warm oceans worldwide. They are known for their unique nesting behavior, where they lay hundreds of eggs in one location. These turtles are smaller than other sea turtle species, typically weighing around 100 pounds. They mainly feed on jellyfish and crustaceans, making them important to ocean…