Profile: Michael “M2” Menduno – The Pioneering Editor Who Named Technical Diving

Michael “M2” Menduno was a key figure in technical diving history. He popularized the term “technical diving” and launched the magazine aquaCORPS. Menduno organized important conferences that connected divers and researchers. He helped create modern training practices for advanced diving techniques. His work emphasized safety and transparency in the diving community.

Diving for Peace: A Powerful Celebration of Unity Beneath the Surface 

Diving for Peace event in Cyprus united Paralympic athletes through scuba diving. Athletes from various countries enjoyed the underwater experience together. The event promoted unity and healing, showing everyone is equal beneath the waves. PADI trained instructors provided support to ensure safety and comfort. Scuba diving helps improve mental and emotional well-being, making it accessible…

Announcing the 2025 NAUI International Technical Diving Summit Speakers

The 2025 NAUI International Technical Diving Summit will be in Florida from October 31 to November 8. It features world-class speakers like Dr. Frauke Tillmans, who specializes in diving safety, and Dr. David Charash, a dive medicine physician. The summit aims to enhance knowledge in technical diving through workshops and talks. This event is a…

AUTHENTIC PSI-PCI Visual Cylinder Inspection® Training at DEMA Show

PSI-PCI offers exclusive training for Visual Cylinder Inspection. This is vital for maintaining scuba tanks and ensuring safety. Their training is the only one recognized by cylinder manufacturers. Learning from PSI-PCI means receiving comprehensive and trustworthy instruction. Certified inspectors play a crucial role in keeping divers safe.

Michael ‘M2’ Menduno dies following stroke

Michael Menduno, known as M2, passed away after a stroke. He was a pioneer in technical diving and influential since the 1990s. Menduno coined the term “technical diving” and published the first magazine on the topic. He also helped create the first technical diving training center in Florida. His contributions brought many divers together and…

Scuba Diving Safety With The Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue GPS

The Nautilus LifeLine Marine Rescue GPS is essential for divers. It helps locate you if you get separated from your dive boat. The device sends your location accurately to nearby vessels. It works with systems that most boats use for emergency communication. Diving without this safety tool is risky, especially in open water.