The Best of Sport Diver Magazine 2017
As the year comes to an end, we here at Sport Diver are looking back at the best of the best of 2017 — as determined by you, our readers. Below you'll find our most-read stories, most-shared Facebook posts, most-liked Instagram photos and much more.
How did we determine that these stories, social media posts and photos were the best? Well, we've broken it down into a few categories, starting with the stories on our site that you spent the most time reading and the stories that were viewed the most over the course of 2017. We've shared some pretty incredible and unfortunately tragic stories this year, and we think they're worth a second look. So before you head into 2018, let's take a moment to reminisce on all 2017 had to offer.
You Spent the Most Time Reading These Stories...
1. 5 Ways "47 Meters Down" Gets Scuba Diving All Wrong
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The Mandy Moore movie 47 Meters Down sensationalizes scuba diving in a way that's harmful to scuba divers, the dive industry and endangered sharks.
2. 50 Ways to Challenge Yourself as a Scuba Diver
No matter how many dives you’ve logged, there’s always a way to improve your craft. We chose 50 wrecks, encounters, courses and more to reignite your passion.
3. 10 Frequently Asked Questions by Scuba Divers
From surfacing with blood in your mask to exercising after a dive — we've found the answers to your most frequently asked questions.
You Viewed These Stories The Most...
1. Scuba Diving Hand Signals Every Diver Should Know
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While divers around the world may have their own take on many signals, these are some of the most common ways to communicate underwater.
2. The Best Scuba Diving Computers of 2017
You have many choices, from console, to wrist-mount or wristwatch-style computers. These are the best of 2017.
3. 5 Ways "47 Meters Down" Gets Scuba Diving All Wrong
The Mandy Moore movie 47 Meters Down sensationalizes scuba diving in a way that's harmful to scuba divers, the dive industry and endangered sharks.
