With scuba diving, you are diving with an oxygen tank on your back and a regulator in your mouth. For SNUBA, there isn't an oxygen pack on your back, instead your oxygen supply is a long hose attached to a raft on the surface of the water.
Most of them will let you because a lot of people from out of town don't have the equipment. You can rent it as long as it is not like a private beach or something.
They are potentially suffering the bends
Not necessarily. It just depends on what someone means. Scuba diving is only when you use a scuba tank or cylinder that a diver carries. Deep commercial divers will often get their breathing gas supplied to them through a long umbilical hose ... so they are attached and do not carry Self Contained equipment that they can swim with like a SCUBA (self contained underwater breathing apparatus) diver.
Miami is known for its long shore line and crystal clear waters so Scuba Diving is very popular. THere are several classes available in Miami,on average the class will cost $200.
The History of Scuba diving goes back through the centuries People have been diving underwater throughout the ages, probably for as long as people have been swimming….. It may not have been Scuba but it is the beginnings of the quest throughout the history of scuba diving to be able to dive underwater and be able to breath underwater. There are records, in some cases little more than myth, of the methods used and what was done while diving. Read more at this site:
Looks like it is most of the time. One thing to keep in mind is that November is still hurricane season, so if a hurricane is nearby, SCUBA diving is impossible. It is going to be as safe as any other time going SCUBA diving. One particular month does not make SCUBA diving dangerous. As long as your guide knows what their doing, you will be fine.
45 miles long and 10 miles wide and there is a diving place shoppe where you can go snorkeling and scuba diving but it is in a remote place. :-) Enjoy!
Most scuba diving courses can be completed in about 5 days or so. PADI's Open Water Diver course has an online portion or in-class work which takes a couple evenings, and two days of actually diving - SSI and NAUI have similar programs, but resorts tend to take a little longer than independent shops.
Technically you can scuba dive at any age, as long as you are comfortable doing it. There are however, a few issues that arise with very young scuba divers. Finding scuba equipment for a very small body frame can sometimes be difficult. It also depends on the environment you'll be scuba diving in. Clear waters are much easier than a murky lake or pond. Weak swimmers can also have difficulty navigating waterways with a strong current.
Most people burn calories because of the body's attempt to maintain its temperature while scuba diving. Rescue divers burn additional calories while doing more strenuous movement underwater. You can burn a great deal of calories if you had to swim against a strong current or in a medium current for a long time. Estimates show that an average person burns 600-1000 calories per hour while diving.
Diving has been going on for a very long time but in the 1943, a man named Jacques-Yves Cousteau and his buddy Emile Gagnan redesigned and tested the first "AQUALUNG" open air circuit.