Happy June. I kind of want to throw out there about how I’m tired of this weather we’ve been having, between the flooding, tornadoes, etc. I’m just afraid to mention it because will that jinx it? Be back, I’m going to find some wood to knock on. But, with all the flooding, there are 2 …
Happy Friday. Just think, we’re are approaching the “beginning of Summer.” Now, we can debate this because technically Summer solstice doesn’t start until June 21, 2019, but people think summer starts on Memorial Day Weekend. And hint, in case you didn’t know, Memorial Day Weekend is THIS WEEKEND!! There will be lots of diving going …
With Memorial Day quickly approaching, a lot of people will be diving at the Lake. Whether this is your first trip to the lake or your 100 millionth trip to the lake, let’s discuss how to pack for the lake. Obviously packing for the lake is different than packing for a foreign trip to say …
Diving at the lake is a very relaxing, controlled environment, especially if you dive in “our cove.” Typically, the water depth will range from about 30 feet to 50 feet depending on the water levels of the lake. This is why we choose to do Open Water Check-out Dives at the lake. There are familiar …
Often when asked where we dive around this part of the country, we spout off Beaver Lake. That just happens to be where we all go dive. Granted some have dove in other lakes. But if you’ve been certified by Extreme Sports SCUBA, you’ve probably found yourself diving in Beaver Lake, at least 2 days. …
May 3&4 – Annual Warehouse Sale May 24, 25 & 26 – Check out Dives, Beaver Lake & Fun Dives June 6 – Extreme Dive Club Meeting June 22 – Annual Safari Hunt
If you’re Dan La Due you dive year round, whether the ocean, the lake, or places like Mermet Springs. And I know we point out that Dan dives year-round, a lot… but he tends to be the one who started this tradition. That and it’s fun to pick on Dan. He dishes it right back, …
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s a SCUBA diver riding the current. What? Think about it, in SCUBA classes you are told about being neutrally buoyant. So, you don’t weigh more or less than the water but basically the same. Think back to those open-water classes… neutrally buoyant divers only move just a …
Ok, it is time to revisit the specialty classes. Why? Well, We weren’t finished after the first post. We’re getting into the perfect weather for it. Classes are forming and filling up, so you need to know what the options are. The Specialty Classes we’re going to look at today are for students who are …
People usually think of a big “no” when it comes to taking an infant on an international flight. But for me? Not at all. So, if you’re looking to be adventurous like me or are just in for an interesting read, this is for you. Flights/Passports I obviously started with booking my flight. The kicker …