Scuba Safety

If you enjoy gazing into a salt water fish tank,will not come near unless the waters are
you will more than likely, LOVE scuba! Many seemchummed.
to think they will feel claustrophobic. Typically thisI realize this may seem farfetched for some, as I
is not so, we become so mesmerized, especiallywas one extremely skeptical person during my
when the water's clear! Once you have learnedopen water certification. I had no interest in seeing
safe diving procedures, you're ready to explorea catfish or a bass....let alone a SHARK!
this magnificent underwater world! The scubaIt is normal to have scary thoughts cycle through
safety depth for diving is several feet off theyour mind. More than anything, it's the fear of the
ocean floor (provided you don't exceed theunknown. Once we gain more experience we
depths on your dive table).realize how safe diving is and our comfort level
One misconception is that you'll be eaten by aincreases. The first step is learning is in a 3' deep
shark...we are truly not on their diet! Look at theswimming pool; if anyone becomes
stats...unless you happen to be spear fishing withuncomfortable.... simply stand up!
bloody game in tow or splashing on the surfaceIn my opinion, diving is more exciting than
mistaken for a seal...they will not attack whenexploring outer space! So anytime you want to
totally submerged. You'll be one lucky person togive it a whirl, the water temp is perfect &
even spot a shark. After many hours &waiting for us to dive in!
years, the first for me was during an intentionalUntil next time......
shark dive. Since then, I've seen only a few; they