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Please join our conversation with Nick Bird MD,MMM,FAAFP,FUHM. Dr Bird is a Dive Medicine Physician, Past Chief Medical Officer/ Chief Executive Officer at Divers Alert Network, Past President of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Society, and Currently the Medical Director of the Hyperbaric Medicine Department at the Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle Washington. Dr Bird is a member of the Diver Medical Screening Committee. It was this committee that evaluated and updated the current Diver Medical Screening System which has been adopted Internationally. It was in 2020 that the Diver Medical Screening Committee in association with the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, DAN (US), DAN Europe and the Hyperbaric Medicine Division, University of California, San Diego created and published the Diver Medical Participant Questionnaire. These all volunteer committee members consisting of Dive Medicine Physicians and Diving Scientists developed this system to be used by Recreational Scuba Divers and Free Divers. These series of documents have replaced the past Recreational Scuba Training Council (RSTC) medical fitness forms. These forms are Internationally excepted. I suggest that you download these documents from the UHMS.org website before you join our conversation on Understanding the Diver Medical Screening System. Please join me and DR Nick Bird as we dive in and look at the Diver Medical Screening System.

Divers Alert Network's (DAN) marketing director Steve Jamroz gives us a peek behind the curtain of the world's most famous SCUBA organization. DAN helps develop treatments, preventions, best practices and insurance for diving related accidents, illnesses, and even trip or business losses. They research prevention on everything from equipment safety to Decompression Sickness (DCS), as well as new training techniques. DAN also has a free Medical Services department you can call anytime to ask about potential conditions that could prevent you from diving. Their medical professionals can also offer guidance to your own doctor, whereas they may be unfamiliar with diving-specific health considerations. Steve and Kenny have a casual discussion about life at the DAN organization, workplace culture, marketing their product, and of course, the DEMA after-parties they've become famous for. Follow or contact them on all major social channels listed on their website below: https://dan.org/ Medical Services: +1-919-684-2948 Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. ET Phone: Option 4 Online: Ask a Medic Divers Alert Network customer service: +1-919-684-2948 Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. ET — Kenny Dyal is the host of The Scuba Diving Podcast: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kenny_dyal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetwater_scuba LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kennydyal Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealKennyDyal www.sweetwaterscuba.com

Please join us for Season Two of the Fitness in Diving Podcast. Episode One of Season Two is a conversation on The Aging Diver. We feature a conversation with Award Winning Author, Dive Safety Expert and Diving Educator Dan Orr. Dan has been a Dive professional for over 50 years. He has been involved with many facets of Dive Safety, Dive Technology, Dive Training and Dive Marketing. Dan Orr has served as President of Divers Alert Network for 23 years. He currently is president of Dan Orr Consulting and works with many in the Diving Industry. He has published literally hundreds of Articles,Chapters and Books on Dive Safety and Dive Technology. He continues to lead diving expeditions Internationally. He has been honored by his peers and is the recipient of many prestigious awards and honors. He continues to support the dive industry as a mentor, leader, dive educator and subject matter expert. He is a true advocate for the Sport of Diving and Dive Safety. .

The Sea of Tomorrow Society of Beneath the Sea is offering a number of scholarships and grants for 2024. You can apply online at www.beneaththesea.us/scholarships. The scholarships and grants will be awarded at the Beneath the Sea Show in March 2024. The Q4 2023 edition of Alert Diver from Divers Alert Network is out. Once again it is packed with information including an article of diving in Connecticut plus travel options to St. Eustatius. The DAN Annual Reports for 2021 and 2022 are due to be released in 2 - 4 months. Sea turtle nests in the US are breaking records but climate change is still a major threat. Florida, North Caroline, South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia all reported increases but high tides, floods, sea level rise, hurricanes and hotter sand and water are taking a toll. PBS Nature recently premiered a new series "Spy in the Ocean". The four episodes incorporate underwater video shot by marine-life shaped animatronics puppets. Dr. Alex Brylske has a new online course - The Sustainable Dive Leader in cooperation with the Ocean First Institute. Commentary Do Black Friday and Small Business Saturday matter to small local dive shops. While many people like to go out shopping on these two days, many are content to stay home and make their purchase online. Small dive shops also face direct competition from their suppliers who offer deals at deep discounts. These deep discounts make it very challenging for your local dive shop to compete. The latest research by the Cline Group shows that there are only 851 true brick and mortar dive shops in the US. What will that number be like a year from now or maybe three years from now. I suspect it will continue to shrink. The DIVE BOAT act stands for Don't Imperil Vessel Employees, Business Owners and Tourism. This act is in response to the Small Passenger Vessel Act (SPVA) that was passed last year as part of the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act. The SPVA specifically targeted dive boats both day boats and liveaboards as a result of the Conception disaster. The cruise ship industry is excluded as is the entire fishing industry. This new law removes the limits of liability from dive boats as well as allows claims to be made for up to two years. The result are astronomical increases in insurance rates. The DIVE BOAT act is a bill that tries to change the SPVA. It looks to lower the exposure limits on liveaboards to one year and for day dive boats revert back to prior limits.  Support the DIVE BOAT act by reaching out to your federal representatives.

Cerca de 1 hora e 45 minutos depois de submergirem no Oceano Atlântico, os cinco passageiros que desciam ao fundo do mar para ver os destroços da mais famosa embarcação do mundo perderam o contato com a base. Eles estavam dentro da cápsula Titan, com 6,5 metros de altura e 3 metros de largura - uma estrutura modesta controlada por um joystick de videogame. A busca pela embarcação mobilizou equipamentos de vários países e atraiu a atenção do mundo. Na manhã desta quinta-feira (22), chegou-se ao desfecho: o submersível implodiu, e todos os passageiros morreram. Para explicar toda essa história, Natuza Nery conversa com Candice Carvalho, correspondente da Globo que fala direto de Boston, onde a Guarda Costeira americana coordenava as buscas, e com o médico Camilo Saraiva, especialista em medicina do mergulho e diretor médico da Divers Alert Network. Nesse episódio: - Candice relata toda a operação de buscas até a confirmação da implosão do submersível: “Era o que as autoridades temiam desde o início”. Isso porque, a despeito de aspectos amadores de seu padrão de segurança, o Titan tinha sete planos de emergência para salvar os passageiros. “Mas em caso de implosão, não tem o que fazer”; - A jornalista descreve os desafios que as equipes de busca enfrentaram: ondas de 2 metros de altura e ventos fortes em um dos lugares mais inóspitos do Oceano Atlântico, a 600 km da costa canadense; tudo isso numa profundidade de 3.800 metros. “Poucos equipamentos no mundo chegam a uma profundidade tão grande porque a pressão da água é enorme”, afirma; - Camilo explica o que acontece no corpo humano ao ser submetido a diferentes intensidades de pressão em ambiente aquático. “No caso do submarino, a pressão é quase 400 vezes maior que na superfície da praia”, esclarece; - Ele descreve o que provavelmente aconteceu com o equipamento, de acordo com as informações da Guarda Costeira americana: “Ele cedeu à pressão bruscamente e foi implodido pela força da água”, conclui.

PADI Club has two trips planned for 2023. The first trip is to Belize running July 29 to August 5 and the second trip is in October to Bonaire. That trip will run from October 7 - 14. The History of Diving Museum has a new exhibit - Aquanauts to Astronauts. This exhibit opened on May 20, 2023 and runs through December 31, 2023 and will educate folks on the unique relationship between diving and space exploration. The latest edition of Alert Diver from Divers Alert Network is out. A great publication with a wealth of information. In this edition you can learn about protecting Hawaiian fishes, crime scene investigation and unique ways to share air in an emergency. There is something for everyone in this edition. Commentary My non-profit - Scuba Educational Alliance of Connecticut is in the midst of teaching an open water class for one of our local high schools. Listen how rewarding this course has been for both the students and me. In this episode of Sea Hunt - Mike and his UDT buddy Sam Carter are working on salvaging a wreck that they have found when they encounter underwater pirates. A reverse booby trap trips up the pirates and Mike and Sam must save one of the bad guys.

The Great Shark Snapshot is back for its second year. Divers and snorkelers are asked to record all their sightings of sharks and rays in the Shark Trust Shark Log. This event runs from July 22 -30, 2023. Last year over 200 divers from 14 countries provided 1800 entries into the log. It has been 50 years since scientist first discovered the Great Pacific Garbage Patch 600 miles northeast of Hawaii. It has grown to 1.6 million square miles - two times the size of Texas. Divers Alert Network and PADI conducted a day-long Safety Seminar for the Dive Community at PADI HQ in CA. The seminar featured a number of short presentations along with in-water demonstrations. The event was open to PADI Club members and dive instructors. Aggressor Adventures is now offering a consumer protection program StormCheck for missed days of diving due to named tropical storms. If you diving or charter is impacted by a named storm, you will get a voucher for the missed days. Commentary Recently Aqualung has announced that they will return to the DEMA Show in 2023. This is very welcome news as in the past several years, major scuba equipment manufacturers have not attended. DEMA Show is our big opportunity to interact with various exhibitors, evaluate product, engage in dialog and make future purchasing decisions. It is vital to a health dive industry. I commend Aqualung on this decision and hope that other big players come to the same realization. This trade show matters. Oceana recently published a report titled A Simple Solution -  How President Biden can meet offshore clean energy goals and prevent new offshore drilling. Here are their four recommendations. President Biden must uphold his promise to end new offshore oil and gas leasing in his 5-year plan. Use his authority under section 12c to permanently protect areas from new offshore drilling Congress must pass legislation to reverse the linking of offshore wind leases to offshore oil and gas leases BSEE must seek transformative changes to oil and gas safety culture through inspection and enforcement and reduce the reliance on industry-written standards.

Beneath the Sea scuba show made its return after a four year hiatus in Secaucus, NJ on March 25 and 26. The show brought together divers from around the northeast. The show featured training agencies, dive equipment providers and dive travel opportunities. A bill was recently introduced in the Florida house to ban the release of balloons. If passed it would eliminate the release of all balloons and restrict the release of those labeled eco-friendly as well. The most recent PADI Club Speakers series featured Tec Clark. The speakers series is a benefit that is only available to PADI Club members. If you need another reason to be a DAN member and purchase their accident insurance, check out the DAN Was There for Me article in Divers Alert Network. The REEF Act (Reusing Equipment for Environmental Fortification) is a bi-partisan bill introduced to direct the Secretary of the Navy to notify Congress of pending retirements of any naval vessel that is a viable candidates for artificial reefing. There is also a companion bill in the Senate. Commentary - Here in the northeast we tout the value of diving a drysuit. We take time to educate our customers on the different aspect of a drysuit. It is a significant investment for our clients both financially and in time and training. It takes time for them to commit and then once they commit we are facing significant lead time on delivery. These lead times could be as long as 18 weeks. Listen for my perspective Sea Hunt It's Still Alive reviews an episode from season 2 - The Persuaders. In this episode Mike is forced to work for two "business men" who are really narcotics dealers. They need Mike to dive and retrieve a canister of drugs worth half a million dollars. Mike is in a no win situation. He decides to destroy the narcotics and try to out fox the business men.

Members of the United Nations recently approved the High Seas Treaty. This treaty if successful will protect two-thirds of our oceans. Norway and Japan continue to hunt whales. Norway killed 560 whales in 2022, the highest in six years. This at a time when the demand for whale meat continues to drop around the world. The University of Miami recently deployed two new artificial reef structures off of Miami Beach as part of their EcoReef program. REEF has released their 2024 REEF Survey Trips. They have a very full schedule that will take you all around the world. You can get more information on their website along with availability and pricing. Fourth Element is a leader in scuba diving exposure protection along with other new innovative products. They are also a fierce advocate for the environment and the oceans with their Ocean Positive initiative. Commentary - What is the state of the dive industry? Hopefully we will get a little insight when the results of the State of the Industry survey is completed. Perhaps we will get some data on the long-term sustainability for the local dive shop model. It seems like we hear about more and more dive shops closing after being in business for a very long time. It doesn't seem that there are opportunities to sell the businesses perhaps because the model is too difficult to maintain. A local dive shop must pull all of the fragments of the scuba industry together and take a great deal of risk. When local dive shops close, local divers are left without many options and may tend to fade away from diving plus we no longer have a pipeline for new divers. In March 2020, the scuba magazines were filled with optimism. I'll take you back to the first quarter of 2020 and discuss how Alert Diver from Divers Alert Network, The Undersea Journal from the Professional Association of Diving Instructors and Dive Center Business from Dive Training Magazine. Dive travel, training and conservation were front and center. The industry was looking forward to a great year with economic indicators all pointing upward.

This Podcast episode features a conversation with Frauke Tillmans PHD. Dr Tillamns is the Director of Research at Divers Alert Network. She has a degree in Human Biology and a PHd specializing in oxidative stress which is involved in acute diving injuries and may affect long term health of divers. Through her research career, she has participated in research in collaborative projects involving decompression stress, inert gas narcosis, and oxygen toxicity. As Director of Research at Divers Alert Network, she is involved in multiple studies and collaborates with academia, Industry and the diving community. Dr Tillmans also oversees am impressive Research Internship program that is offered at Divers Alert Network. She is a highly sought after speaker both Nationally and Internationally. She is also an experienced Public Safety Diver, Scientific Diver and Technical Diver, Dive Instructor and Active Volunteer Fire Fighter . This Podcast was recorded September 2022.

This week we saw the passing of another scuba diving legend, last week we had a deep diving pioneer who passed away, this week Bob Hollis and a way that you can help out in an upcoming Divers Alert Network study.https://www.scubadivermag.com/dive-industry-mourns-bob-hollis/https://www.scubadivermag.com/dan-europe-marks-40th-anniversary/https://dan.org/research-reports/research-studies/new-bubble-study/https://www.scubadivermag.com/solomon-islands-important-notice-for-scuba-divers/https://www.scubadivermag.com/new-role-for-paul-toomer-at-raid/https://divernet.com/scuba-news/diver-missing-in-thailand-after-solo-descent/https://digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/data/1211/reader/reader.html?#!preferred/0/package/1211/pub/1211/page/27/article/NaNScubapro SCUBAPRO is the world's most iconic brand of dive equipment for those whose passion is under water. Websitehttps://www.scubadivermag.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/scubadivermagazine/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/scubadivermag/YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/ScubaDiverMagazine/Scuba Diver Magazinescubadivermag.com/subscriptions

Halycon now has a new color to customize your wing - Tie Dye. You can check it out on their website. Divers Alert Network is having the DAN Party at the DEMA Show this year. It will be on Tuesday November 1 at 6:30 at the Rosen Center. Erik Petkovic on M/V Explorer recently found a World War I German U-boat off the coast of Virginia. The Travel and Leisure Show is introducing a Dive and Water Sports Pavilion at all of their shows. How do sponges get rid of mucus? The sneeze. Atlantis Dive Resorts and Liveaboards have some interesting programs to help you dive with a purpose. Our week of diving at Little Cayman Beach Resort is in the books. It was an absolutely amazing dive trip. Because of the size of our group, we had two boats with Reef Divers - Paradise Diver and Island Diver. The resort, diving and dinning is top-notch. Every time we run this trip, it sells out. Listen for my recap on our week on Little Cayman.

Congratulations Tec Clark on the release of his Risk Management for Dive Professionals course. If you are a dive professional, you should seriously consider this class on scubaguruacademy.com Listen for an update on the recently completed shark fishing tournament that took place in Florida in early July. A group of Chinese scientist have come up with a tiny fish robot that eats plastic. More innovation from REEF. They are introducing SMILE - Size Matters: Innovative Length Estimates. They are using a special 3-D camera to support this effort. Divers Alert Network has now introduced a new Spanish emergency hotline and they will also have hotlines for Australia, Malaysia, China and Indonesia. Tickets for the Boston Sea Rovers 2022 clinic are now on sale. The clinic dates are October 1 and 2, 2022. The Book of Eels by Patrik Svennson is a combination memoir and history of the scientific efforts around one of the most mysterious creatures in the natural world. From Aristotle to Sigmund Freud, to Rachel Carson - all have had a fascination with eels. The mystery of where eels are born was finally resolve in 1921. An award winning book, worth putting on your reading list.  

Congratulations Leslie Leaney on receiving the 2022 California Scuba Service Award. There is a new bill making its way through Congress. House Resolution 7431, titled the Don Young Veterans Advancing Conservation Act or VACA if passed will be a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA grant program providing funding to non-profit groups who hire, retrain, and redeploy veterans to conduct coastal, Great Lakes and underwater conservation missions. The second quarter Alert Diver magazine from Divers Alert Network is now available. One article that may cause a lot of stir around the dive community is the one on the placement of an octopus alternate second stage regulator. There is a new recall notice from Aqualung for their i330R dive computer. It is for all computers made and sold in 2021 and 2022. Big news from Shearwater Research this week regarding their top of the line Perdix dive computer. They are releasing a new version of the Perdix. It will be the Perdix 2 and come in two different versions, the TI or TI Black. Some more good news on the pandemic recovery front. The Philippine government has announced that it will no longer require a PCR or Antigen covid-19 test for fully vaccinated and boosted tourists as of May 30, 2022. The British Sub Aqua Club Diving Manual from 1976 was a comprehensive guide to the techniques of swimming underwater. This manual listed all of the training requirements necessary to progress from a snorkel diver through their 3rd class, 2nd class and 1st class scuba diver. Listen for more information on the requirements to become a BSAC diver.

Divers Alert Network has released a special edition of Alert Diver Magazine. This year-end special edition is a compilation of some of their best articles. This is a great reference. According to the Alaska Daily News, there has been a successful clean up effort in Dutch Harbor where they have removed over 1 million pounds of old fishing net and line. Divers Alert Network has funded a study with Duke Center for Hyperbaric Medicine to research the safety of Full Face Snorkel masks. They have recently released their results. The December issue of Scuba Diving Magazine is now available. The December issue is their gear guide edition. Check it out. A couple of paddle boarders out in CA were treated to an encounter with a very large Mola Mola - the ocean sunfish. The Blue Heron Bridge in Riviera Beach, FL is definitely a bucket list dive. Just off of Interstate 95 and just north of West Palm Beach it is easy to get to and easy to park and set up your gear. You can pick up tanks, weights, and a dive flag from Force-E dive center just minutes from the bridge. Diving is from the Phil Foster Park. The park has a full bathroom along with an outdoor fresh water shower to rinse the sand and salt from your gear. Your dive should start 30 to 45 minutes before high slack tide. You will get in at least a 90 minuted dive where you will see all kinds of fish and critters. With water temperatures in the 80s and visibility between 50 to 70 feet, you will love this dive. The Blue Heron Bridge is most definitely a place that you will want to dive multiple times and even get in a night dive.

In this episode of The Dive Locker Podcast we learn about all the new and improved training programs of Divers Alert Network with Jim Gunderson.

Dan and Betty Orr have a new ebook titled "101 Tips for Scuba Divers". You can get it online at Apple Book Store, Amazon or wisediver.com for $9.99. The Shearwater Peregrine computer is currently on back order. The delays may last until early January 2022. Alert Diver from Divers Alert Network is combining their third and fourth quarter edition. It should be hitting the streets in mid-November. 4Ocean is cleaning up a section of Osborne Reef. In the 1970s, just off Ft. Lauderdale over two million tires were placed in the ocean to create an artificial reef. The tires are now tearing up the reefs and 4Ocean has obtained a permit to cleanup a 34 acre area just north of the reef. It is being funded by the 4Ocean Osborne Reef Bracelet. Stuart Cove is back with some new installments of Last Man Diving. Your Next Dive takes us to Pompano Beach where we do some diving with South Florida Diving Headquarters. It is easy to get to Pompano Beach by flying into Ft. Lauderdale Airport and taking a short ride to Pompano. Staying at the Sands Harbor Resort in the same marina as the dive shop. The rooms are what you'd expect for a hotel that does cater to divers. South Florida Diving Headquarters operates several boats. Be prepared to potentially go out with a partner dive boat. We did one day of diving with Scuba Tyme. The diving off of Pompano was excellent. There were some great wrecks and healthy reefs. With great visibility and warm temperatures, it was great to get back in the water. Listen to the podcast for more information on the diving operation.

A little while back the Divers Alert Network wrote an article about the quarter-turn rule while diving, which sparked up a bit of controversy so I thought I'd take a look and dive a little deeper. If you learnt to dive a few years back, or even recently, you may have been taught to open your cylinder valve all the way open, and a quarter turns back.

Scuba Diving after COVID SHOW NOTES: Interview with Cardiologist Doug Ebersole MD about the medical implication of scuba diving after COVID. Dr. Ebersole graduated from the University of Miami Leonard M Miller School of Medicine in 1986. He works in Lakeland, FL and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease, Internal Medicine and Interventional Cardiology. Dr. Ebersole is affiliated with Lakeland Regional Health and Sarasota Memorial Health Care System. He is an avid technical and cave diver as well as a CCR trimix instructor and cardiology consultant to Divers Alert Network (DAN). His medical background and diving experience gives him a unique perspective on diving physiology.   For more info on scuba diving after COVID check out Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society https://www.uhms.org/ Divers Alert Network https://dan.org/ International Assoc of Nitrox and Technical Divers https://iantd.com

In Episode 25, we've got the latest diving and ocean news including some awesome new freediving and scuba kit, as well as a brand new species of Jellyfish discovered.Then co-host Mehgan Heany-Grier talks to the legendary underwater photographer Stephen Frink, who is also the publisher of the Divers Alert Network’s beautiful magazine Alert Diver.We then hear from Margo Peyton, founder of Kids Sea Camp with a Top Tip on how to trust your instinct when starting out to dive.And then finally we hear from Ralph Graves on his Best Dive Ever. Don't forget to give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us - every share and like really makes a difference!

https://www.simplyscuba.com - In today’s episode of Daily Deco Mark & Shaun talk about the Bermuda Triangle, why DAN needs your help, Shark fins and the Murphyn Henar Foundation.

This episode of the Blue Earth Podcast is a conversation with Dr. Nicholas Bird. Nick takes us inside the intriguing world of hyperbaric medicine. Essentially born for the treatment of divers' decompression sickness, today it goes way beyond diving, to treating diabetes, wounds and other ailments. Nick looks at life through a thoughtful lens. His career includes med school at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, being a Major in the U.S. Air Force during Operation Iraqi Freedom and deputy commander of the hyperbaric and wound care center at Travis AFB, and CEO and Chief Medical Officer of Divers Alert Network. For more information subscribe to our newsletter https://www.futurefrogmen.org/connect and look for us on social media @futurefrogmen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blueearth/support

We are very happy to have Allison Vitsky Sallmon on the show! Allison is a talented underwater photographer based in California, U.S.A. She writes many articles for a host of magazines and is a regularly featured writer/photographer for “Dive Alert”. Her assignments take her all around the world but Allison regularly dives the incredible coasts of California to capture her wonderful imagery. As the founder of the breast cancer awareness initiative

Programa #401 - Plan de Inmersiones - Briefing 00,07’15” — ¡Dándo un Toque de Campana!, pasamos a la acción sumánonos a los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible, os daremos algunas píldoras del Ojetivo 14, el que se ocupa de la parte sumergida del planeta. 00,10’38” — ¡La Conjura de los Pecios!, arqueología sumergida desde Patrimoniosubacuatico.net, desde Valencia, con Lucas Sáez. 00,31’53” — ¡Buceando con Silvio Diver! , dirigido por Silvio Ramunno, que profundiza en la desmitificación del buceo para aquellos que sienten la llamada de las profundidades, pero tienen muchas dudas para dar el paso. 00,51’29” — ¡La Cara Oculta!, el buceo explorativo, tek, profundo, requiere un especialista como el instructor Trainer de TDI, SDI, ERDI, Oscar L García, The Dark Sidemount. 01,14’,56” — ¡Mis amigos los Peces!, nunca falta la inmersión científica para mirar de tu a tu a las vida marina, con la Dra. en biología marina, Mercedes Varela, desde Posidonia Ecosports. 01,31’59” — ¡Seguridad en el Buceo!, el espacio divulgativo de la Fundación Divers Alert Network, que presenta su Director para España, Ramón Verdaguer. 01,59’07 — ¡Mi cuaderno de buceo!, las notas de voz, crónicas de tus inmersiones, relatos y narraciones de buceo, reales o ficcticias, el espacio propio para dar voz a los oyentes de AOLDE. Y con nuestras ¡Efemérides! y ¡Agenda de Propuestas! de la semana, nos daremos, una vez más, por buceados… La foto de la semana corresponde a una titánica acción de Sea Shepherd en el Mar Tirreno, en el intento de liberar, con éxito solo parcial, a la cachalote identificada como Furia, del mortal abrazo de una red de deriva ilegal, autora de otras muertes de cetáceos de su misma especie, y es cortesía de la organización Sea Shepherd Italia y su autor es Carmelo Isgró. Si todos estáis listos para la buceada de la noche, un chek al equipo de tu buddy, un Ok y al agua... Sonaron en este programa: 00,00’09” — David Arkenston - Papillon - Sintonía 00,05’30” — Elliott Smith - Between the bars Lyrics 00,07’26” — Melanie Faye - Eternally 12 (feat. Mac DeMarco) 00,10’32” — León Benavente - La Ribera 00,31’38” — Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Falling Thunder 00,49’48” — INX - The Swing 01,14’49” — Alex North - 2001 A Space Odyssey Theme song 01,30’25” — Hinds - Good Bad Times 01,58’59” — Mattiel - Rescue You 02,06’51” — La Meva Terra és el Mar - Lax'n'Busto 02,12’27” — Motörhead - Hellraiser 02,16’54” — Hay Peores - Bajo El Mar (Cover de Under The Sea de La Sirenita) Sintonía

Programa #401 - Plan de Inmersiones - Briefing 00,07’15” — ¡Dándo un Toque de Campana!, pasamos a la acción sumánonos a los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible, os daremos algunas píldoras del Ojetivo 14, el que se ocupa de la parte sumergida del planeta. 00,10’38” — ¡La Conjura de los Pecios!, arqueología sumergida desde Patrimoniosubacuatico.net, desde Valencia, con Lucas Sáez. 00,31’53” — ¡Buceando con Silvio Diver! , dirigido por Silvio Ramunno, que profundiza en la desmitificación del buceo para aquellos que sienten la llamada de las profundidades, pero tienen muchas dudas para dar el paso. 00,51’29” — ¡La Cara Oculta!, el buceo explorativo, tek, profundo, requiere un especialista como el instructor Trainer de TDI, SDI, ERDI, Oscar L García, The Dark Sidemount. 01,14’,56” — ¡Mis amigos los Peces!, nunca falta la inmersión científica para mirar de tu a tu a las vida marina, con la Dra. en biología marina, Mercedes Varela, desde Posidonia Ecosports. 01,31’59” — ¡Seguridad en el Buceo!, el espacio divulgativo de la Fundación Divers Alert Network, que presenta su Director para España, Ramón Verdaguer. 01,59’07 — ¡Mi cuaderno de buceo!, las notas de voz, crónicas de tus inmersiones, relatos y narraciones de buceo, reales o ficcticias, el espacio propio para dar voz a los oyentes de AOLDE. Y con nuestras ¡Efemérides! y ¡Agenda de Propuestas! de la semana, nos daremos, una vez más, por buceados… La foto de la semana corresponde a una titánica acción de Sea Shepherd en el Mar Tirreno, en el intento de liberar, con éxito solo parcial, a la cachalote identificada como Furia, del mortal abrazo de una red de deriva ilegal, autora de otras muertes de cetáceos de su misma especie, y es cortesía de la organización Sea Shepherd Italia y su autor es Carmelo Isgró. Si todos estáis listos para la buceada de la noche, un chek al equipo de tu buddy, un Ok y al agua... Sonaron en este programa: 00,00’09” — David Arkenston - Papillon - Sintonía 00,05’30” — Elliott Smith - Between the bars Lyrics 00,07’26” — Melanie Faye - Eternally 12 (feat. Mac DeMarco) 00,10’32” — León Benavente - La Ribera 00,31’38” — Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Falling Thunder 00,49’48” — INX - The Swing 01,14’49” — Alex North - 2001 A Space Odyssey Theme song 01,30’25” — Hinds - Good Bad Times 01,58’59” — Mattiel - Rescue You 02,06’51” — La Meva Terra és el Mar - Lax'n'Busto 02,12’27” — Motörhead - Hellraiser 02,16’54” — Hay Peores - Bajo El Mar (Cover de Under The Sea de La Sirenita) Sintonía

Episode 7: Dominica- You get in the water and fooop it’s all gone This week we're headed to the Caribbean. We'll speak to a dive shop owner, self described "Jack of all trades, master of none" on the off-the-beaten-path island of Dominica. We'll meet Simon Walsh of Nature Island Diving, Before that we'll hear from Divers Alert Network about where we're at in Covid-19 and diving, Because our feature interview is longer than usual and we chatted about the importance of the ocean, we didn't want to intrude into that space - so we're skipping our usual Think Blue segment this week. However, if you're itching for more, you can look up the free interactive platform Ocean School at oceanschool.nfb.ca something that our future guest, photojournalist Nick Hawkins worked on, and who we'll feature on the show in a few weeks. Also,Nick Fisher fills us in on a Nova Scotia favorite dive site. We'll have a book recommendation, April will have dive safety tip, and we learn who we should follow next on social media. Episode Links- DAN Facebook Live DAN Contact for divers recovered from COVID-19 > medic@dan.org Nature Island Dive Website Nature Island Dive IG Nature Island Dive FB Ocean School The Imperilled Ocean: Human Stories from a Changing Sea By Laura Trethewey from Bookmark in Halifax Birchy Head Map Link Chris Power IG Episode Sponsor: TorpedoRays.com Contact and Subscription Links Find us on Social Media- This Podcast @DiveIn.ThePodcast April Weickert @aprilweickert Justin Miller @idiveok Nicolas Winkler @nicolaswinklerphotography NicolasWinkler.com Nick Fisher @scuba_406 Torpedo Rays @torpedorays Seafoxes @seafoxes_ Halifax Freediving Club @halifaxfreedivingclub Music Credits: RetroFuture Dirty Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4278-retrofuture-dirty License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-forever License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ RetroFuture Clean by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4277-retrofuture-clean License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this episode we discuss dive travel insurance, the current state of wind power, and Scott Carpenter – Astronaut and Aquanaut. Who doesn't like a great scuba diving trip? As we know, we need to plan our trips well in advance and in many cases make a significant investment. Things happen and we should really protect that investment with trip insurance. There are a number of products out there to insure your dive travel. Divers Alert Network and DiveAssure offer a variety of products that cover single trips or annual trip insurance. You can check out these options on their websites. https://www.diversalertnetwork.org/travel/ https://diveassure.com/en/home/ 2019 was the 2nd warmest year on record. No doubt that carbon dioxide is contributing. Wind power is a great option to help reduce emissions. You can gain a great deal of information on the state of wind power in the United States at the American Wind Energy Association web site. https://www.awea.org In 2018 wind energy reduced 201 million metric tons of carbon dioxide avoided the equivalent of taking 42.7 million cars off the road. Wind energy is part of the solution. Scott Carpenter was one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts and he was also a pioneer aquanaut. His book that he co-authored with his daughter details his journey. He joined George Bond as part of the Navy's saturation diving program and participated in both the Sealab I and Sealab II projects. His 30 days underwater on Sealab II was a record for living underwater. After his diving career was finished he rejoined NASA and was instrumental in the development of underwater training to simulate being weightless. Scott Carpenter was a true American hero.

Episode 2.09. I've been lucky to have so many amazing artists on my podcast. Stephen Frink is a prolific underwater photographer that I met during my time at Scuba Diving Magazine. I worked there as the advertising designer, and Stephen was the Photo Editor and he traveled all over to write and take underwater photos of the areas. I am going to put his full bio below so you can read it. Listen to his interview at My Creative Life. Thank you for listening! To see more of Stephen Frink's work visit: StephenFrink.com Stephen Frink Facebook Stephen Frink Instagram About Stephen Frink Stephen Frink is among the world’s most frequently published UW photographers, with a career spanning four decades. He arrived in Key Largo in 1978 to open a small studio dedicated to UW photo services, primarily renting cameras and processing E-6 slide film, but he soon began to receive assignments to photograph and write articles for the consumer dive publications of the day. He worked as a photojournalist for Skin Diver magazine for 17-years, covering much of the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Florida Keys for the publication. Subsequently he worked as the Director of Photography for Scuba Diving magazine. Most recently, and for the past 10 years, Stephen has been the publisher of Alert Diver Magazine, a beautiful coffee-table collectible magazine for the members of the Divers Alert Network. Stephen teaches Masters level courses of Stephen Frink School of Underwater Digital Imaging in his home waters of Key Largo, Florida. Clients for assignment photography over the past 40 years have included Scubapro, Victoria’s Secret, Aqualung, Oceanic, Canon, Nikon, Subgear, Mercury Marine, Jantzen, Alcan Aluminum, R.J. Reynolds, Seaquest, Henderson Aquatics, American Express, Hanes, Club Med; as well as scores of resorts and live-aboard dive boats throughout the world. Rolex Watch Company has also engaged Frink for both endorsement campaign and product photography. He sits on the Boards of Directors of the Coral Restoration Foundation and the Florida Keys chapter of the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, and is active with various ocean conservation initiatives. Other Frink enterprises include a dive travel company, WaterHouse Tours and Reservations and a Seacam USA, the North American distribution of the Austrian underwater housing and strobe manufacturer. Stephen lives in Key Largo, where he operates a studio and gallery at Mile Marker 101, Bayside.

In this episode we discuss deep diving, cleaning stations and Sea Hunt – It's still alive – the final show "Round Up" What is deep diving? According to many training organizations it is any dive below 60 feet. Why? There is a section in Alex Brylske's book "The Complete Diver" titled Deep Diving Re-examined. Dr. Brylske talks about what he considers deep diving – the range between 80 and 130 feet or as he describes it the forgotten 50 feet. He also discusses things to consider before venturing deeper than 60 feet, specifically experience and training. As for training PADI has a great Deep Diver specialty course that consists of 4 deep dives and you must have the experience of either PADI Adventure or Advanced Diver with 20 logged dives to participate. Stay safe with experience and training and minimize the risks. Observing a cleaning station on a coral reef is fascinating. Cleaning stations are a classic example of symbiotic mutualism. The cleaner and the client both benefit. There is a two-part article in the winter and spring editions of Alert Diver magazine from Divers Alert Network by Anna and Ned Deloach on cleaning stations titled "Pest Control". They discuss some interesting elements of the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse and the Pederson cleaner shrimp. Here are some other links that have more information on cleaning stations. https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/03/the-fish-that-makes-other-fish-smarter/554924/ http://www.cleanerfish.com/the-cleaner-fish-chronicles.html https://www.caribbeanreeflife.com/caribbean-reef-life-blog/archives/12-2017 The final episode of Sea Hunt titled "Round Up" aired on September 23, 1961. The new underwater sequences were filmed in Nassau. Mike had 2 jobs in this episode. One was to recover floating bombs from a wreck and then blow up the ship. The second job was to recover and disarm a torpedo that was fired into an underwater pipe at a hydroelectric plant. The first job was really a repeat of an earlier episode with a new twist. On the second job Mike finds the diver who sent the torpedo into the pipe and wrestles him to the surface. The diver is a young Jack Nickelson who says "How many times to I got to tell you there ain't no bomb". Well there was. Mike saves the day and closes the show by saying see you next week, but now we know that wouldn't happen. The series is over after four years and 155 shows.

Key Points: What is Decompression Sickness (DCS) and what causes it? Assessments are crucial in determining DCS. DCS can be difficult to identify. Use your resources such as dive buddies, dive watches/computers, as well as the Divers Alert Network (1-919-684-9111). Understand common symptoms such as a rash, joint pain and fatigue as well as the average time of onset for symptoms.AGE (arterial gas embolism) and CAGE (cerebral arterial gas embolism) signs, symptoms and treatment. Immersion Pulmonary Edema (Onset and treatment)Treatment of DCS after recognition (Oxygen, fluids, NSAIDS, recompression therapy)Transport ConsiderationsResources:Dr. Christopher Logue (Hyperbaric Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania) lecture on DCS. Divers Alert Network (The Bends)https://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/injuries-poisoning/injury-during-diving-or-work-in-compressed-air/arterial-gas-embolismhttp://everything.explained.today/Decompression_sickness/

The boys get back to some serious talk about helping you prepare to be a better diver. They found a Smart Guide to Safe Diving, put out by the Divers Alert Network. Listen in as they discuss how to avoid 7 God DAN Mistakes that divers make.

Programa #264 Plan de Inmersiones Sumario o plan de inmersiones para las dos horas de mar y buceo… de Al Otro Lado del Espejo: Wetpixel, el espacio dedicado al mundo del cine y el vídeo submarino, charlaremos nuevamente con su responsable, Juan Monterey… Hablemos del Mar, un ratito de charla con Marga Alconchel, que bucea cada semana en los digitales en busca de noticias relacionadas con nuestro planeta océano… Mis amigos los peces, el espacio para la biología marina, desde la Escuela de Buceo, Zoea de Madrid y con Inés García… AcuSub, descubrimos la última edición de la revista digital decana del mundo del buceo, charlamos con su director, Joan Font… La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de arqueología sumergida de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y presentado como siempre por Lucas Sáez… Seguridad en el Buceo, el espacio DAN, la Divers Alert Network, en el que descubrimos y abordamos temas relacionados con la prevención de riesgos en la práctica del buceo con su director para España, Ramón Verdaguer… Y Acabaremos con nuestras efemérides y Agenda de la Semana La foto de la semana es una espectacular imagen fraccionada justo en ambos lados de la lámina del espejo del mar, tomada en la isla de Lembongan, Indonesia y es cortesía de Jeremy Bishop http://jeremybishopphotography.com

Programa #264 Plan de Inmersiones Sumario o plan de inmersiones para las dos horas de mar y buceo… de Al Otro Lado del Espejo: Wetpixel, el espacio dedicado al mundo del cine y el vídeo submarino, charlaremos nuevamente con su responsable, Juan Monterey… Hablemos del Mar, un ratito de charla con Marga Alconchel, que bucea cada semana en los digitales en busca de noticias relacionadas con nuestro planeta océano… Mis amigos los peces, el espacio para la biología marina, desde la Escuela de Buceo, Zoea de Madrid y con Inés García… AcuSub, descubrimos la última edición de la revista digital decana del mundo del buceo, charlamos con su director, Joan Font… La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de arqueología sumergida de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y presentado como siempre por Lucas Sáez… Seguridad en el Buceo, el espacio DAN, la Divers Alert Network, en el que descubrimos y abordamos temas relacionados con la prevención de riesgos en la práctica del buceo con su director para España, Ramón Verdaguer… Y Acabaremos con nuestras efemérides y Agenda de la Semana La foto de la semana es una espectacular imagen fraccionada justo en ambos lados de la lámina del espejo del mar, tomada en la isla de Lembongan, Indonesia y es cortesía de Jeremy Bishop http://jeremybishopphotography.com

Programa #257 - Plan de Inmersiones Hablamos del Mar, damos un paseo por sus orillas y charlamos con Marga Alconchel… Gentes de la Mar, I Congreso Internacional de Pesca de Bajo Impacto, Pesca Artesanal y Pesca de Pequeña Escala, Declaración de Conil, con Jorge Saez y Soldecocos... Bucearemos con Inés García y Mis amigos los peces, la inmersión en la biología marina desde la Escuela de Buceo, Zoea de Madrid… Seguridad en el Buceo el espacio de la Divers Alert Network, la Red de Alerta para Buceadores de DAN Europe, hablamos con su director para España, Ramón Verdaguer… La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y de Lucas Sáez… Protejamos las Maravillas del Mar, una charla con Mónica Alonso, activista y buceadora decidida impulsora de la Asociación Planeta Profundo... Efemérides y Agenda de propuestas… La foto de la semana es un espectacular ambiente, prácticamente en el mismísimo espejo del mar, cortesía del maestro Efra Mendez http://viajarbuceando.com/

Programa #257 - Plan de Inmersiones Hablamos del Mar, damos un paseo por sus orillas y charlamos con Marga Alconchel… Gentes de la Mar, I Congreso Internacional de Pesca de Bajo Impacto, Pesca Artesanal y Pesca de Pequeña Escala, Declaración de Conil, con Jorge Saez y Soldecocos... Bucearemos con Inés García y Mis amigos los peces, la inmersión en la biología marina desde la Escuela de Buceo, Zoea de Madrid… Seguridad en el Buceo el espacio de la Divers Alert Network, la Red de Alerta para Buceadores de DAN Europe, hablamos con su director para España, Ramón Verdaguer… La Conjura de los Pecios, el espacio de patrimoniosubacuatico.net y de Lucas Sáez… Protejamos las Maravillas del Mar, una charla con Mónica Alonso, activista y buceadora decidida impulsora de la Asociación Planeta Profundo... Efemérides y Agenda de propuestas… La foto de la semana es un espectacular ambiente, prácticamente en el mismísimo espejo del mar, cortesía del maestro Efra Mendez http://viajarbuceando.com/

Programa #248 - Plan de Inmersiones Hoy dedicaremos el arranque de nuestro programa a la memoria de Fernando Ros Faig, nuestro admirado “Nandu”... Seguiremos con nuestro encuentro con el instructor y psicólogo Toni Bermejo, con el que buceamos en Medas… Continuamos inmersión, esta vez, con visita al centro de buceo Snorkel de Llafranc y charla con su Director, Joan Torras… Tendremos a Inés García y Mis amigos los Peces, desde la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Madrid… En el espacio DAN, Divers Alert Network, continuaremos con la segunda entrega de incertidumbre después del buceo, Por Marty McCafferty en la voz de Jorge Calleja… Completaremos este peculiar programa con la incorporación de una nueva sección de noticias del mar, esta vez a cargo de la periodista Marga Alconchel… Y terminaremos con la agenda de propuestas para el finde y la semana próxima, hasta un nuevo encuentro en las ondas… La foto de la semana es una parada de seguridad en el cabo de fondeo, obra y cortesía de Jordi Alegret ;-)

Programa #248 - Plan de Inmersiones Hoy dedicaremos el arranque de nuestro programa a la memoria de Fernando Ros Faig, nuestro admirado “Nandu”... Seguiremos con nuestro encuentro con el instructor y psicólogo Toni Bermejo, con el que buceamos en Medas… Continuamos inmersión, esta vez, con visita al centro de buceo Snorkel de Llafranc y charla con su Director, Joan Torras… Tendremos a Inés García y Mis amigos los Peces, desde la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Madrid… En el espacio DAN, Divers Alert Network, continuaremos con la segunda entrega de incertidumbre después del buceo, Por Marty McCafferty en la voz de Jorge Calleja… Completaremos este peculiar programa con la incorporación de una nueva sección de noticias del mar, esta vez a cargo de la periodista Marga Alconchel… Y terminaremos con la agenda de propuestas para el finde y la semana próxima, hasta un nuevo encuentro en las ondas… La foto de la semana es una parada de seguridad en el cabo de fondeo, obra y cortesía de Jordi Alegret ;-)

Programa #247 - Plan de inmersiones Un pensamiento por Stephen Keenan, D.E.P. Descubriremosos lo que nos deparará la nueva edición de la revista digital AcuSub, la 174, con Joan Font #31 Encuentro Blue Drinks Madrid, con la presentación de la Asociación Planeta Profundo, por Mónica Alonso y Mónica Sagrera Espacio DAN, Divers Alert Network, incertidumbre después del buceo, Por Marty McCafferty en la voz de Jorge Calleja Mis Amigos los Peces, el espacio de biología marina desde la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Marid, con Inés García La Conjura de los Pecios, el tiempo para patrimoniosubacuático.net, con Lucas Sáez Nuestras efemérides Al Otro Lado del Espejo, Programa nº 40 un 26 de Julio de 2013 Agenda de Actividades para el finde y la semana próxima, hasta un nuevo encuentro en las ondas La Foto de la semana es cortesía de Diego Ordoñez López “Obelix” ;-)

Programa #247 - Plan de inmersiones Un pensamiento por Stephen Keenan, D.E.P. Descubriremosos lo que nos deparará la nueva edición de la revista digital AcuSub, la 174, con Joan Font #31 Encuentro Blue Drinks Madrid, con la presentación de la Asociación Planeta Profundo, por Mónica Alonso y Mónica Sagrera Espacio DAN, Divers Alert Network, incertidumbre después del buceo, Por Marty McCafferty en la voz de Jorge Calleja Mis Amigos los Peces, el espacio de biología marina desde la Escuela de Buceo Zoea de Marid, con Inés García La Conjura de los Pecios, el tiempo para patrimoniosubacuático.net, con Lucas Sáez Nuestras efemérides Al Otro Lado del Espejo, Programa nº 40 un 26 de Julio de 2013 Agenda de Actividades para el finde y la semana próxima, hasta un nuevo encuentro en las ondas La Foto de la semana es cortesía de Diego Ordoñez López “Obelix” ;-)

One of this years presenters at the NAUI IQ will be long-time dive industry leader Dan Orr. Host Greg Martin caught up with Dan and talked about his IQ presentation and what he's bee up to since retiring from the Divers Alert Network.

Interview w/ Dr. Richard Vann PhD, from Divers Alert Network. We discusses the physics and physiology of Deep Diving, using Heliox as a dive gas. and the condition of High Pressure Nervous Syndrome. (PDTV-37) Direct Download.

PD154: Dr. Neal Pollock at DAN discusses the issues surrounding aging and technical diving. Dr. Pollock is the Research Director at Divers Alert Network. Also, a Senior Research Associate at the Center for Hyperbaric Medicine at Duke University Medical Center. Also, he is a Board member of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences Foundation.

PD149: Intrw w/ Dr Neal Pollock: Research Director at Divers Alert Network about Thermal Physiology & effects on Decompression Stress in Diving DOWNLOAD AUDIO FILE HERE

PD128: 1. Travel Report from St. Croix, USVI Deep and CCRDiving. Interview with Jon and Lauren of SCUBA St Croix Ultimate Bluewater Adventures. 2. Interview with Dr Nick Bird DMO for Divers Alert Network about new DAN training programs. READ ARTICLE HERE

PD124: Interview with Dan Orr, President of Divers Alert Network. Dan Orr, discusses Rebreather Forum 3 and what is the future of rebreathers.  DOWNLOAD AUDIO HERE

audio interview. PDR-123 Interview with Dr Richard Vann of Divers Alert Network. Dr Vann discusses rebreathers and Rebreather Forurm 3. For more info, check out our update website at http://www.poddiver.net

PDTV-15 Interview with Dr. Nicholas Bird of Divers Alert Network. Dr Bird is the Head of Medicine Department of DAN. The interview focuses of Hyperbaric Chamber Ops.

PD85: Fitness and DivingDr Neil Pollack of Divers Alert Network talks about fitness and scuba diving. We also talk with Nancy Easterbrook of Dive Tech Grand Cayman talks about CCR Diving and INNER SPACE.  

DEMA 2007 Interview w/ Dr Petar Denoble from Divers Alert Network. Dr. Denoble discusses: Decompression theory and application. Empirical testing and Doppler studies and working on with Richie Kohler and John Chatterton on an expedition to the RMS Britannic for the TV Series Deep Sea Detectives. 

1. Interview with Dan Orr about Divers Alert Network. 2. Gregg Mikolsak discusses side scan sonar and wreck diving in the Nevada desert 3. Rachel and Joe discuss Pod Diver Radio’s summer schedule. 4. NASA neutral buoyancy lab uses OMS gear for the support divers. DOWNLOAD AUDIO FILE HERE

Dr. Richard Vann of Divers Alert Network discusses hyperbaric science and tech diving. Reviews the freediving documentary, "CAYMAN 2005. Diver Down" Interview with Martian Stepanek, world champ freediver.