HowExpert Guide to Scuba Diving

101 Tips to Learn How to Scuba Dive, Get Certified, Find Gear, Explore Top Destinations, and Experience All Types of Dives

De: HowExpert, Christina Biasiello

Narrado por: ana ramirez

If you want to learn how to scuba dive, get certified, find gear, explore top destinations, and experience all types of dives, then check out HowExpert Guide to Scuba Diving.

Do you fantasize about a life under the sea? Do you see the vast oceans as destinations to explore? Maybe you’ve been dying to get into diving but are a little apprehensive, or perhaps you are certified and haven’t ventured out as much as you hoped, or you’re a veteran diver looking for new ideas. No matter your diving status, this book has 101 tips, tricks, and lessons to motivate you to get in the water and explore the underwater wonders of the world. Listen, explore, and become inspired. Jump in and dive! Dive! Dive!

Scuba diving is an activity that most people are interested in and curious about; however, only 1.1 percent of Americans are actually certified divers. When it comes to diving, there are three kinds of people: those who don’t try because they are too afraid and fear they won’t be able to do it, those who get certified but only dive once or twice, and those who fall in love.

HowExpert Guide to Scuba Diving will help alleviate the fears of the fearful, motivate more dives for the less experienced, and provide new adventures for those experts exploring the seas. The reason why most people are afraid of the water is that so much of it has yet to be thoroughly investigated. The globe is covered in 70 percent water, and only 10 percent has been explored. That leaves a lot of territory unknown to the human eye.

The purpose of this guide is to provide you with tips on getting certified, finding gear, diving trips, and much more! Think you have what it takes? Want to be among the elite group of responsible certified divers? Already an experienced diver but enthusiastic about learning more about your favorite hobby? Then follow these 101 tips to be the best diver you can be on land and at sea! Let’s dive in!

Check out HowExpert Guide to Scuba Diving to learn how to scuba dive, get certified, find gear, explore top destinations, and experience all types of dives.

About the author: Christina Biasiello has been an avid scuba diver for over a decade, traveling the world and sharing her adventures with all who will listen. Like most people, she was very apprehensive about getting certified, but once she tried it and got out of her head, she fell in love and plans many life activities around diving. She currently resides on the East Coast of Florida, where she can enjoy her favorite hobby right off shore or out of a dive boat. When she’s not diving still enjoys being on or near the water, paddle boarding, doing SUP yoga, or just relaxing on the beach. She also enjoys reading, writing, and running on the beach and boardwalk.

She works as a special educator at the local elementary school and has been working with students with special needs for 13 years. Many of her former students are now certified divers. The water is soothing for many students, especially those on the spectrum. Sitting in a classroom with adults, listening to the diving text, and taking comprehension quizzes to pass the final exam is a great way for students to see the real-world applications of their education. There are many wonders of the world that have the ability to instill passion in the passionate, who in turn inspire passion in others.

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