Jhénelle Williams is originally from Jamaica and now studies Climate Change in London. She discovered diving through her Ocean Engineering course. Jhénelle has completed rescue and shark diving certifications and trained with Cristina Zenato, where she experienced close interactions with sharks. She aims to raise awareness about ocean conservation and plans to shift towards using…
Jhénelle Williams is a scuba diver from Jamaica, now in London. She studies Climate Change and is trained in Ocean Engineering. Jhénelle completed her rescue and shark diving certifications. She wants to promote ocean conservation and research the marine environment. She hopes to use nuclear techniques for her investigations.
Equalizing your ears while scuba diving is essential to prevent discomfort or injury due to pressure changes as you go underwater. Your Eustachian tubes allow air to balance the pressure in your ears, and you can equalize using methods like the Valsalva, Toynbee, or Frenzel maneuvers. It’s important to equalize frequently, ideally every 2 feet…
The Cave DPV Certification is one of the hardest technical diving certifications to earn. The team previously attempted this certification in 2021, but it did not go well. In this episode, they provide updates on their progress. They also share their stories related to this challenging scuba diving credential.
Flying after experiencing symptoms of decompression sickness (DCS) can make matters worse. It is essential for scuba divers to recognize the signs of DCS and take proper precautions before flying. If symptoms arise, divers should seek immediate medical assistance and delay flights until cleared by a doctor. Understanding the risks and taking preventive measures can…
Flying after scuba diving can be dangerous. If a diver experiences symptoms of Decompression Sickness (DCS) and then flies, it can make their condition worse. Symptoms can include joint pain, dizziness, and difficulty breathing. It’s vital to avoid flying for at least 24 hours after a dive, especially if any symptoms arise. Learning about these…
In 2021, significant ocean news included the launch of the UN Decade of the Ocean. There was also a movement for 30 by 30 ocean protection. A shocking incident involved a section of the ocean catching fire. Additionally, the Netflix documentary “SeaSpiracy” raised awareness about ocean issues. These stories highlight growing concerns for ocean health.
Gemma and Ian share reflections on 2021 in their podcast. They also include Christmas and New Year messages from their friends. Listeners can reach out to them through various social media platforms or call their dedicated phone line to share thoughts and feedback.
Gemma and Ian share reflections on the past year in episode 104 of their podcast. They express thanks to their friends and listeners while inviting messages and feedback. Listeners can reach them via phone or social media. This interaction helps build a supportive community among scuba diving enthusiasts.
Gemma and Ian share reflections on the past year. They invite listeners to send Christmas and New Year messages. You can contact them through phone or social media. They are active on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Visit their website for more information.