Finding a legitimately expert specialist wreck diving instructor is critical for becoming a safe and proficient wreck diver. Choose wisely with this honest pro advice!
Read MoreChoosing A Wreck Diving Instructor: How To Find Specialist Expertise!How much dive experience is necessary to do technical wreck penetration diving? An honest guide from a 20-year technical wreck instructor.
Read MoreHow much experience is needed for technical wreck penetration?What are the wreck diving risks & how can wreck divers avoid those hazards? This essential dive guide explains everything you need to know!
Read MoreWreck Diving Risks: Hazards, Dangers, and PrecautionsA detailed guide to the lost guideline search procedure for advanced wreck divers. Learn the best practices in this step-by-step explanation!
Read MoreThe Lost Guideline Search Procedure in Advanced Wreck DivingDetailed guidance for choosing the best wreck diving course. Wreck diving can be dangerous; so it is important to choose expert instruction
Read MoreHow To Choose The Best Wreck Diving Course?Essential tips for safe wreck diving penetration. Don't risk your safety - learn how to avoid wreck diving dangers like an expert!
Read MoreTop-10 Tips For Safe Wreck Diving PenetrationDiscover the most legendary technical wrecks around the world with my ultimate extreme diving bucket list for tech divers!
Read MoreThe Most Iconic Technical Wrecks: A Bucket List for Tech DiversDiscover the bucket list wreck dives around the world, from the hauntingly beautiful SS Thistlegorm to the majestic shipwrecks of Truk Lagoon.
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Safety Spool: How to configure for wreck or cave diving to be secure, yet easy to access quickly in an emergency.
Read MoreDiving Equipment: Bungee Secured Safety SpoolA technical wreck course is among the most challenging courses for scuba divers. Read this descriptive account of advanced wreck training!
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A re-published article discussing Sheck Exley's 'Razor' and the consideration of limits for overhead environment and technical divers.
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Read MoreAdvanced Wreck Diving: The Ultimate GuideWhat is a pony cylinder? Why are they recommended for wreck divers? This article answers your questions.
Read MorePony Cylinders and Redundant Air Sources for Wreck DivingDive site details for the USS New York wreck in Subic Bay, Philippines. History, dive details and video of this famous shipwreck for divers.
Read MoreThe USS New York Wreck, Subic BayDefining grades of wreck diving restrictions. How to assess the severity of restrictions when planning your dives in backmount and sidemount
Read MoreGrading Wreck Diving RestrictionsThe L2D Tabby aircraft wreck in Subic Bay. Dive site details, map, history and photos of the wonderful Tabby wreck in Subic Bay Philippines.
Read MoreShowa L2D Tabby Aircraft Wreck | Subic BayMore photos of the L2D Tabby wreck in Subic Bay. It is a Japanese Air Force wreck dating from WWII. The dive site is 45m/150ft deep.
Read MoreL2D Tabby Aircraft Wreck Photos | Subic Bay
