This upload is years old but still gold. I just got my sidemount cert and the s drill is definitely an important skill to master. Thank you for this 🙏🏾
Great demonstration of this procedure from different angles. I personally use two long hoses, so it doesn’t matter which tank I donate from, but always donate the reg I’m breathing from regardless, because that’s the exact reg a real out of air diver will go for. Other than that, this is the same methodology I teach in my own sidemount courses. It’s nice to have a demo to show beforehand. ☺️👍🏻
Great skill demo guys. Loved the "wrong" way touch at the end. Very clear execution for the skills, and presents very well on the video. Keep that up and you will have a multi lingo teaching aid in the class room.
hey, thanks for this video, it helps me in training. But my instructor feels strange when I doing s drill with him, on the details of touch signal to his arm after choosing exit direction. He told me that I am confuse about cave diving 0 viz OOA exit skill to open water OOA exit skill. In open water environment viz is clear two divers should swim side by side using eye and hand contact when exit instead of touch signal. Can you please help me by explain? Thanks
Someone will know this ....Why do the doner diver give the other no air diver his reg from his mouth and then get there spare and put it in his mouth ? Why dont they just hand them the spare ?
Hi Tomasz. Great demo as usual.I'm just back from a brilliant week diving in Scotland. I used the X deep cell over my Diamond cell with great success and wasnt restricted during the wreck dives. Cheers. Mike
hi tomasz, first of all nice Video. good Details. good visibility and nice dive Destination. I would like to see these drill also with unclipping the Long hose while breathing out of the left tank (neckbungee) that would be the only Thing to add on this very nice and informationell Video. thanks you and all other "actors/divers/cameras" for taking the time to do this Video. best wishes from Germany
Dennis Röckrath First of all thanks for your comment. In an emergency you do not need to unclip the long hose. the boltsnap should be attached to the longhose with an oring and plastic cable strap so that you can break the oring with ease. For obvious reasons while practising I always unclip it. The lack of the part you are asking for in the vid is caused by this video already being too long.
Perfect fast answer! I dive it just like u said it. Normally you should be able to unclip it as you said it need a but practice of course. I changed it (attaching an O-ring on the hose) because i had a critical situation. It was under control but I thought this solution would be smarter for the future for me because you never no (cold fingers or stress)
This upload is years old but still gold. I just got my sidemount cert and the s drill is definitely an important skill to master. Thank you for this 🙏🏾
Great demonstration of this procedure from different angles. I personally use two long hoses, so it doesn’t matter which tank I donate from, but always donate the reg I’m breathing from regardless, because that’s the exact reg a real out of air diver will go for. Other than that, this is the same methodology I teach in my own sidemount courses. It’s nice to have a demo to show beforehand. ☺️👍🏻
Great skill demo guys. Loved the "wrong" way touch at the end. Very clear execution for the skills, and presents very well on the video. Keep that up and you will have a multi lingo teaching aid in the class room.
Thanks a lot Neil
Still love this video Tomasz
thx man. I appreciate it!
I like these pink fins..what brand are they ?
hey, thanks for this video, it helps me in training. But my instructor feels strange when I doing s drill with him, on the details of touch signal to his arm after choosing exit direction. He told me that I am confuse about cave diving 0 viz OOA exit skill to open water OOA exit skill. In open water environment viz is clear two divers should swim side by side using eye and hand contact when exit instead of touch signal. Can you please help me by explain? Thanks
Someone will know this ....Why do the doner diver give the other no air diver his reg from his mouth and then get there spare and put it in his mouth ? Why dont they just hand them the spare ?
Great video! Specially the last part haha
Agreed
Hi Tomasz. Great demo as usual.I'm just back from a brilliant week diving in Scotland. I used the X deep cell over my Diamond cell with great success and wasnt restricted during the wreck dives. Cheers. Mike
hi tomasz, first of all nice Video. good Details.
good visibility and nice dive Destination.
I would like to see these drill also with unclipping the Long hose while breathing out of the left tank (neckbungee)
that would be the only Thing to add on this very nice and informationell Video.
thanks you and all other "actors/divers/cameras" for taking the time to do this Video.
best wishes from Germany
Dennis Röckrath First of all thanks for your comment. In an emergency you do not need to unclip the long hose. the boltsnap should be attached to the longhose with an oring and plastic cable strap so that you can break the oring with ease. For obvious reasons while practising I always unclip it. The lack of the part you are asking for in the vid is caused by this video already being too long.
Perfect fast answer!
I dive it just like u said it.
Normally you should be able to unclip it as you said it need a but practice of course.
I changed it (attaching an O-ring on the hose) because i had a critical situation. It was under control but I thought this solution would be smarter for the future for me because you never no (cold fingers or stress)
100 Thums up!
where do you have to chachag a l meet you to?
Hi. Find me on FB. Sidemount Silesia. You can as well email me from my website www.sidemountsilesia.pl