Five Myths About Learning to Dive

Here are five myths hat people believe will keepdiving can be more expensive than other times of
them from learning to scuba dive, we hope that thisdiving.
article will help dispel the myths that come with diving.Diving is difficult
The water is too cold to dive.When we start any thing for the first time is can be
The facts are our bodies do lose heat when we arechallenging and strange, but so was learning to ride a
in the water more than we do naturally, and mostbike for the first time. Come with an open mind and
people when entering the water we feel cold. Whenbe willing to relax and enjoy your course and you will
diving we use a neoprene wet suit that helps retainfind that you can dive. Generally everyone will
our bodies heat by trapping a thin layer of water andcomplete there diving course.
this water will heat up and slow down any lose ofTraining can take a long time.
water. For colder waters where a wet suit will notYears ago diving was a long and drawn out process,
work, divers use a dry suit and as the namethis was partially due to the training being based on
suggests it keeps our bodies completely dry and thenmilitary training. Over time the diving agencies have
divers wear thermal clothing beneath.revised there courses and they are much improved
Diving is a very expensive hobby.to suit people of today and generally can be
It like most hobbies or sports, we can simply go outcompleted in four days. The course will be based on
and spend on all the best equipment and gear andthe basic relevant requirements for you to be able to
then go on holiday to the most exotic place and thatdive safely and enjoy yourself.
will of course be very expensive.Are we fit enough
On the other extreme we can rent equipment andWe do not need to be super fit to dive, but like any
dive at our local dive site, but we all have our ownthing being fit will be easier. In the water we are
limits on what we can spend and every ones priceweightless so being heavy does not affect the way
range can be catered for. Generally the start up ofwe dive.