Category Archives: Monthly Blog Posts
October 17, 2019
Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems in Indonesia
The Twilight Zone… No, it is neither the name of a fancy new Disneyland attraction, nor the sequel of a famous teenage vampire movie. It is actually the unscientific way of referring to a very […]
August 26, 2019
Natural Born Freedivers
Human beings are natural-born freedivers.
Our bodies respond to being in water in many fascinating ways. We exhibit the same adaptations as dolphins, whales and seals. By becoming aware of our innate response to water, we can […]
July 29, 2019
Do Whales and Sea Turtles do Decompression?
Often, while I am diving on coral reefs I observe turtles resting on a ledge. It’s always around the 10m/30ft mark. Getting close to them usually reveals that the turtles are neither asleep nor foraging, […]
June 25, 2019
You are one dive away from your dream dive
You are one dive away from your dream dive but… something is stopping you. Maybe it's time you dare to go out of your comfort zone?
Here are some tips:
"If you want something you’ve […]
May 30, 2019
Traveling to Russia in the middle of winter...worth it
“Hey dad do you want to go dive Orda Cave in Russia with me and Nick?” “Sure, when?” “December!” “What is wrong with you? No one goes to Russia in the middle of the freezing […]
May 8, 2019
Surface GF and Other Teric Musings
Powerful yet Small
Imagine having a tool that would give you a numerical percentage value of the decompression stress you would encounter if you were to instantaneously ascend to the surface. Not all dives are […]
