I am a certified PADI Rescue Diver. I am NOT great at video, but am trying to get some shots when I can. Videos are all shot on GoPros. Some old, some new. I hope you enjoy the videos, and if it helps you get interested in scuba diving that is awesome!
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I have no idea why this is the most popular video on my channel, but thanks to all have watched! ❤
Alright, uhmmm. . . .NOT very interesting. I stopped the video, @2:50.
Sorry you didn't enjoy the video. Check some of the others I have out there if you have some free time.
Amazing
Thank you for watching!
good
Thanks for watching!
Love that sound! Need to get back in the water
The sound of silence ... and bubbles!
Dont recommend this chanel.
I'm sorry you don't like my videos. Maybe it was just this one? I couldn't hold the camera in a place so that you could see what I was actually doing underwater. It took two hands to get my dive buddy's weight system secured and the camera was just flopping around. If you look closely, he was struggling to get back down to his dropped weights. This is a dangerous situation and could lead to an uncontrolled ascent to the surface late in the dive when we are dealing with trying to off gas the nitrogen that has built up in our bodies. We did hit around 115 feet of depth on this dive. Scuba tanks will get positively buoyant as they lose air. It was important that we got him situated with his weights, and his dive gear setup is a little more difficult to deal with then just stuffing weights in a pocket. I hope that explains a bit of the chaos of the video.
Thats cool.
Thanks for watching!
Im sorry but this is rather boring...it all looks the same and no fish.
I'm sorry you found this video boring. Wall dives, for me, are more about being in open space. On one side is the wall, and the other side could be 6000 feet of deep blue. It is peaceful to me. That said, you are right that there don't seem to be that many fish. You will find a lot more fish in just 40 feet of water as apposed to 100 feet of water. I encourage you to look around my channel a bit more. There are a lot of other "fishy" types of videos! Thanks for watching!
Amazing video! It's so great that you share your love for the ocean. Scuba diving is such an amazing water activity and it's lovely to see you enjoy it, keep going with these great videos. If it doesn't bother you, I'd like to give you a suggestion, a tip for the next videos: Basically, you could try inserting some comic and funny stuff... to give everyone a pinch of humor that, in the world of diving, can never be missing. Now, I don't think much of it, but the first thing I could think of in your sport might be peeing in the water. Once, my uncle, who is a scuba diver, peed in his wetsuit during a long diving session and that moment was absolutely funny, he even wrote "I’m peeing" on a waterproof notebook during the session and he showed it to me while he was doing it. He has always been telling me that there are 2 types of divers and swimmers: those who pee in the water and those who lie. I know it may sound strange as a request but, in my opinion, these are moments of happiness and carefree that always make everyone smile, that's why it'd be hilarious if you included lots of moments like this, if you and your diving mates want of course. I hope you like the idea and I hope you have a wonderful day! 💛
HAHA! Yes, the two types of divers joke ... that's a joke one of mentors told me many years ago. Sometimes, it just has to happen! Thank you for the comment! I will try and find a way to add something to new videos to spice them up a bit!
@@soupdives Hahaha I'm happy you like the idea, I can't wait to watch those funny pee times clips
More right
More vid's coming!
OMG you couldn’t be right. Peaceful dive turn in to a mob dive
It was a thing for sure. My dive bud and I are fortunate enough that the staff knows that we have been there enough times that we know the dive sites and they don't mind us doing our own dive plan. So, this has been less common as of late. Thanks for the comment!