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173 and Counting

July 2003 I got my first introduction Into the world of SCUBA diving. Mask on, check. Breathy thingy, Check. Depth, 15 foot, I really don’t know, I didn’t check the gauges. Wasn’t really even sure you needed to check gauges. Water temperature warm. But at 15 feet in a lake my first time experiencing diving, …

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Why Solo Dive?

  Have you ever thought, it would be nice to dive alone? Long-standing “rules” in the diving industry have typically been you always have to dive with a buddy. I am not here to say that is a bad practice because the term Safety in numbers comes to mind. However, SDI developed the Solo diving course …

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Open Water & Night/Limited Visibility Check Out Dives

Safari Hunt weekend was also another big weekend for Extreme Sports Scuba… Why? Well we had a bunch of new certifications come on board to the group! Deb and Grady set it up with the help of Dan La Due, Doug Lord, and Rachele Lord to do open water dives Friday afternoon and Saturday morning …

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This Coming Weekend… (Safari Hunt & Open Water Check-outs)

Does anyone know what is coming up??? If you follow us on facebook, you’ve probably seen the “traveling” animals… Does that tell you that the Safari Hunt is coming up? It should!!! Who is ready? If you don’t know what that is… check out the fun had at the 2013 and 2014 Safari Hunts. What …

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Scuba Diving: My Mommy Didn’t Teach Me to Come in Out of the Rain

All spring long I have mentioned that the rain equals diving. Boy does that feel like the understatement of the century after this weekend, whew! First off hopefully everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day. After a very rainy weekend, Memorial day here in the Ozarks turned out quite beautiful. As for the rest of the …

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