Caves
Not on my watch: do we need cave conservation?
Underground caves are more than just passageways to explore; they are fragile ecosystems full of life we still know so…
Training insight, cave and wreck expeditions, travel destinations and honest opinions from IDF instructors and explorers.
Caves
Underground caves are more than just passageways to explore; they are fragile ecosystems full of life we still know so…
Doing it better
Most online articles about rebreathers cover what can go wrong: oxygen sensors, scrubber duration, electronics, failure modes. Mastering emergency procedures…
Training
Can a person with a disability go scuba diving? Adaptive IDF shows that the answer depends not simply on disability,…
Doing it better
Diving is often advertised as an almost effortless activity. Underwater, with good trim, it really can be that peaceful: the…
The IDF Way
In diving education, the word “standard” tends to carry very positive associations. It suggests order, safety, and predictability, as well…
The IDF Way
If you want to drive a nail, reach for a hammer. Even the best screwdriver will not do the job…
The IDF Way
Solo diving is one of those subjects where the discussion often ends before it has properly begun, because merely saying…
The IDF Way
Once again, the diving community is discussing how many students a single instructor can genuinely train effectively underwater. Different numbers…
The IDF Way
You complete the courses. You pass the examinations. You spend years gaining experience, investing in equipment, building your reputation and…
Training
What happens when experienced divers stop talking about achievements and start talking about panic, mistakes, and failures? A personal story…
Training
Scuba diving is an increasingly popular activity practiced by many people around the world. How to start this fascinating adventure…
Training
In winter, many divers hide their wetsuits, give their cylinders to be legalized, and the remaining equipment is serviced or…