#12 Basics for a safe and happy Apnea

Yes i know... but the "boring stuff" is also important. ;-)
To know what goes on in our body when we dive and the few important advice that follow is the basic for a safe and enjoyable experience... so I thought that to watch a video would be much less boring that reading a long text about it ;-)

[@Edgunsuk]

Honestly ....been trying to start diving for 3 years now watched well over 200 you tube videos since then and i just learned more watching this than in all 200 others combined . thank you , genuinely.

[@yamatomusashi1412]

Thank you very much! I learn plenty from this video.

[@koostm]

Finally someone did clear my doubts about the safety margins! Nice videos very informative and thanks for sharing!

[@christophersmith7714]

Great advice! You have a way of explaining things very simply and making complete sense! Thanks so much! I will watch all your vids. Cheers from London

[@dianzakariya8410]

Very clear. Thank you sir.

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

It's weird. One of my dive partners get the contractions very fast, within like 20 seconds. I never even felt them until recently after about 1:30 or so. Very mild and usually on my way to the surface. I don't always have someone watching my back in murky water so I would rather play it safe and head back up.