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Training

Double Trouble

An enjoyable group snorkel turns deadly when jellyfish attack and hearts race.

Deep, Dark and Dangerous

Mick is fit. Mick is bent. Fit, bent Mick is lucky to be alive. Here's why.

Trouble at the Surface

Sometimes the worst dive accidents don't happen under water.

Swimming in Harm's Way

There are many good reasons to have proper buoyancy control. A diver learns one of them the hard way.

A Warning for Dive Instructors

Letting divers tag along could get you sued.

A Shooting Star Survives

A diver's advanced training and a crew's quick response save the day after an uncontrolled ascent.

Alone in a Cave

A lobster hunter goes into a sea cave to bag one last bug and never comes out.

Commercial Diving: Working Under Water

Years ago, a career in diving meant joining the U.S. Navy. Today, people have a wide range of options for diving careers. Why not consider commercial diving?

Recreational Diving: Teaching Others to Dive and So Much More

Today, there are hundreds of careers in diving. A recreational dive leader instructs and supervises recreational divers. Acquiring the appropriate formal education for a career under water is usually the first step.