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2012-11-25
Diver: Joe Ross
Site: Sparks Marina
52 meters 27 minutes
2012-11-25
Diver: Joe Ross
Site: Sparks Marina
50 meters 35 minutes
2013-01-01
Diver: Joe Ross
Site: Sand Harbor Lake Tahoe
105 meters 42 minutes
2010-09-12
Diver: Joe Ross
Site: Breakwater, Monterey CA
20 meters 25 minutes
2010-09-13
Diver: Joe Ross
Site: Whaler's Cove, Monterey CA
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Category Archives: SCUBA Instruction
PADI Altitude, Drysuit and Enriched Air Specialties
Scuba diving specialty certifications every mountain diver should have. As much as we all love to get into the deep blue, warm water of the tropics, for most of us the majority of our diving takes place near where we … Continue reading
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Tagged drysuit, lake tahoe diving, monterey diving, nitrox, PADI, padi altitude specialty
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PADI Deep Adventure Dive, Lake Tahoe
Any time of year, Lake Tahoe is a great place to dive. We brave the cold water to experience Lake Tahoe’s amazing visibility, and fabulous underwater topography. Many of Tahoe’s dive sites, like the Sailboat in Hurricane Bay are located … Continue reading
DUI Dry Gloves, Zip Glove Review
Last week, after literally thousands of dives in drysuits, I decided to buy myself a little something for my birthday; dry gloves. Specifically, I bought DUI Zip Gloves in the standard, heavy duty (blue) version. I know DUI was/is changing … Continue reading
PADI Altitude Specialty Course, Lake Tahoe
SCUBA diving in Lake Tahoe is very popular. The water is clear and generally calm, although it’s a very big lake and can be pretty rough when the weather is bad. The thing about diving in Lake Tahoe, though, is … Continue reading
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Tagged lake tahoe diving, PADI, padi altitude specialty, scuba instruction
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Cold Water Diving Tips
For many, Fall means hanging up the swim fins until warmer months next Spring. Sure, you can always take a vacation, but even that leaves an awful long surface interval before the snow melts. With that in mind, let me offer … Continue reading
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Tagged cold water diving, diving safety, drysuit diving
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PADI Altitude Specialty Certification, Lake Tahoe
I just finished with a PADI Altitude Specialty Course in Lake Tahoe earlier today. It was a spectacular day at the lake. The water temperature was 64 degrees and we made dives to 50 feet and 30 feet. The … Continue reading
SCUBA Regulators: DIN vs. Yoke?
The subject comes up in every class we teach, at dive sites and on boats. That is, which regulator to tank fitting should I choose? There are basically two that we use in SCUBA; DIN and yoke. DIN valves (Deutsches … Continue reading
Posted in New Dive Gear, SCUBA Instruction, Technical Diving
Tagged dive gear, diving equipment, reguator, scuba cylinder, scuba equipment, tec gear, tech gear
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Altitude Specialty Diver Course: Lake Tahoe
Now that Summer’s finally here, I’ve been doing a lot of teaching, which I love. Even better, I am generally able to adjust my schedule so that I can teach dive classes during the week, giving me the chance to … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Sites, Dive Travel, SCUBA Instruction
Tagged lake tahoe diving, scuba, scuba instruction
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SCUBA Diving Top 10: How to Achieve Neutral Buoyancy
Of all the issues I encounter as a dive instructor, one stands out above them all. It is widely known that perfecting buoyancy control adds to the safety and enjoyment of the sport as well as minimizing damage to delicate … Continue reading
Learn to Dive in Reno
Summer is finally here and if you’ve ever considered learning to SCUBA dive, now is the time to do it. If you live in or near Reno, even better. I teach through Sierra Diving Center and believe there is no … Continue reading
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Tagged diving safety, lake tahoe diving, PADI, scuba, scuba instruction
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