Scuba Diving Safety
Scuba diving is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, but while it may seem easy to glide through the water, diving actually takes skill and patience to master, and even then it can be dangerous if divers don't follow the basic rules of diver safety.
The rules for diver safety are covered in scuba diving courses, but divers should make sure that they keep up to date with any changes that are made and that they practice safety procedures often to keep them fresh in their minds.
Some rules are fairly common-sense, such as don't dive alone. There are an enormous amount of things that can go wrong during a dive, so it's always a good idea to have someone with you who can bail you out when things start to go pear-shaped. Experts advise divers to choose a diving buddy whose skills are similar to your own, so you and your buddy can keep pace with each other and neither is tempted to push on ahead.
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