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    Scuba diving has been through a series of different marketing strategies throughout the years. When scuba diving was marketed as dark and dangerous to appeal to the lads and adventurers, fewer families signed up. When it was made to be light and happy and safe, the adrenaline seekers went elsewhere so the public view on scuba diving shifts between the light and the dark but the rules around scuba diving rarely change and there are some big scuba diving No-Nos.
    Yes scuba diving has become safer and safer and most of it takes place in the sunny and warm waters of the tropics but it’s still a serious activity and the rules you learn in your courses are there for a reason, and while some of these are definitely in your textbook some of these you have to learn on the waves. As a general rule of thumb, never say any of these words or phrases to a scuba diver as a few bonus no-nos, never ever say: Goggles, flippers, oxygen tank
    So, Hi I’m Mark from Simply scuba and here are a few BIG Scuba Diving No Nos!

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 69

  • @simplyscuba
    @simplyscuba  4 роки тому +5

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  • @sophienegus5542
    @sophienegus5542 4 роки тому +68

    I think a major no no is to assume you’re a great diver! You should always be learning and open to criticism, it makes for better dives in the long run.

    • @michaelatherton826
      @michaelatherton826 4 роки тому +2

      That's one thing I love about diving....it keeps me humble. :-)

    • @rabbieburns2501
      @rabbieburns2501 4 роки тому +3

      Agreed, some of the very worst divers I have had as customers to guide are Advanced divers. They hear that word "advanced" and think that it actually means "experienced" ... very dangerous, when all it actually means is they have done a minimum of 6 /8 dives. I'd rather have an Open Water customer that listens, than an Advanced diver that thinks they know more than they do.

  • @DerekSheedy
    @DerekSheedy 4 роки тому +47

    But Mark! Some of us actually do use Oxygen tanks! 🤪🤪

    • @LarsDennert
      @LarsDennert 4 роки тому +2

      Not to mention an O2 unit. :-) Great video though

    • @petrsedlak4761
      @petrsedlak4761 4 роки тому +6

      If you are using Oxygen tanks, then this video is not for you :D

  • @autorog1234
    @autorog1234 4 роки тому +53

    My flippers,goggles and oxygen tank are all new!

    • @briandhuff
      @briandhuff 4 роки тому +6

      I googled for goggles and found the best deal on a flipper starter pack at walmart. com! /s

    • @warmike
      @warmike 4 роки тому +4

      Do you have a vest?

    • @autorog1234
      @autorog1234 4 роки тому +2

      WarMike_1 yeah. My mom made it for me.

    • @autorog1234
      @autorog1234 4 роки тому +5

      It’s a blow up pool swan my mom taped my oxygen tank too.

    • @David-ql1hd
      @David-ql1hd 4 роки тому +3

      Exactly what I'd expect from a UT fan...

  • @bob_the_bomb4508
    @bob_the_bomb4508 4 роки тому +4

    Flippers, goggles and tanks were words that earned us press ups at the RE Diving Wing at Marchwood. :)

  • @drevil2783
    @drevil2783 2 роки тому +4

    My man if i see a gold bar lying at the bottom of the ocean i'm definitely touching it AND i'm definitely taking it as well without telling anyone. 😆

  • @rontourage7384
    @rontourage7384 4 роки тому +6

    There’s nothing worse than helping a dive buddy by reminding him at least 3x, and two days before a dive of something he needs to remember like extra lead or weight, and he comes up to you the day of the dive asking if I have any weight I can share! Arggggggggh!

  • @JoeOceanside
    @JoeOceanside 4 роки тому +4

    Good tips, thanks man

  • @petrosstefanis6234
    @petrosstefanis6234 4 роки тому

    well done. you make me smile.

  • @percy3815
    @percy3815 4 роки тому +17

    Big no-no for me is don’t get into the habit of putting someone’s kit together for them (girlfriend, boyfriend, friend etc). As the more experienced diver your gut is to do it all for them, but actually they end up expecting this and almost forget how to do it themselves...
    Also, if I see you diving around with any #flappysnaghazards I will instantly judge you, so streamline yourself. Please.

    • @ninjatango
      @ninjatango 4 роки тому +1

      I was taught that you both do your own thing, then check each other over. Best of both worlds. And if she’s screwing up somethin’ then you’ll know and can work on it.

    • @percy3815
      @percy3815 4 роки тому +1

      BlackNo1 yep that’s what all major institutes teach - self sufficiency etc. However when you’ve got >1000 dives and your buddy is someone you care about immensely but has

  • @mdovideo1414
    @mdovideo1414 4 роки тому +2

    One time my quick connect on the low pressure inflator was bubbling and I tried to fix it underwater and it continued leaking small bubbles.

  • @LK-vv4cn
    @LK-vv4cn 4 роки тому +3

    Never forget the dustcap

  • @harrydevil
    @harrydevil 4 роки тому +14

    If Shaun is going to talk, can he be on mic?

  • @ChrisEpler
    @ChrisEpler 4 роки тому +1

    Gave you 2 thumbs up!

  • @UNgineering
    @UNgineering Рік тому

    taking off on your own expedition while your buddy is trying to find you

  • @saucygoose1821
    @saucygoose1821 4 роки тому +2

    How much grease does it take to keep your mask on with face fuzz like that?

  • @TheVinny360
    @TheVinny360 4 роки тому +11

    Diving no no NO poking the bearded man “SHAUN” 😜😜

    • @shaun085
      @shaun085 4 роки тому +5

      I just can't help myself! 🤣

    • @TheVinny360
      @TheVinny360 4 роки тому +1

      Shaun Johnson 😜 ha to funny man I’d love to come visit your guys shop sometime

  • @BulldogRockandSoul
    @BulldogRockandSoul 4 роки тому +1

    MArk, Love your videos. Where are you located??

  • @OnlyKaerius
    @OnlyKaerius 2 роки тому

    I would say oxygen tank, but I would be refering to a 100% oxygen tank that's either part of my rebreather, or as a stage bottle for accelerated decompression.

  • @lavernelesznik6750
    @lavernelesznik6750 3 роки тому +1

    How do you check if you BCD is safe and in good shape before you descend

    • @alphaomega3499
      @alphaomega3499 3 роки тому +1

      Inflate first. Listen for leakages. Deflate with each deflator pull-string you have, then inflate again, and deflate by pulling the BCD hose. Then inspect the flat rubber seals that cover each deflation point (deflator string points hose deflation points). These rubber seals are easily visible under the plastic cover of each inflation point. Should be no salt crystals on any of the seals. Visually inspect entire bcd for grazes and perforations. Check that all straps are not starting to pull loose, and remain secured. Rinse bcd internally with fresh water. and no detergent, as some household detergents and antiseptics can degrade the internal bladder.

  • @sayittrue9570
    @sayittrue9570 3 роки тому +2

    Don't touch Mark's boltsnaps

  • @YuriyDel
    @YuriyDel 4 роки тому +1

    I used to help my buddy set up kit until I was asked to stop, now I just help her doff it. Thankfully, haven't had too many people touch my kit without asking but that's a definite no/hell no.

  • @DavidJones-jl3ld
    @DavidJones-jl3ld Рік тому

    Okay, so explain to me why 'fins' is correct and 'flippers' earns such disdain.
    The appendages that propel mammals through the water are called 'flippers' (or 'flukes' I guess) and fish swim with fins.
    Just curious.
    FYI - certified in 1978. Many, many dives in most Great Lakes of Canada (and lots of small ones and rivers); Caribbean; Mexico; Florida; Hawai'i; West coast (BC and California).
    Agree with the 'oxygen tank' and 'goggles though' - unless you are actually carrying O2.
    I do refer to my 'flippers' as 'fins', except if it clearly upsets someone when I don't.
    I have been enjoying your videos. Informative and amusing.
    Thanks

  • @musicmanvhiii
    @musicmanvhiii 3 роки тому +3

    Do I need a dive computer if I'm taking a beginners course?

    • @simplyscuba
      @simplyscuba  3 роки тому +1

      Hey Vernon,
      Excellent question. No, you don't need to own all of your own gear for an intro course, the equipment is usually supplied by the dive centre for you, just double check if there are rental costs. It's rare, but some dive centres are sneaky...
      If you have your own gear then bring it, but it's not necessary to own all of your own gear when you're starting out.

    • @shootingbricks8554
      @shootingbricks8554 2 роки тому +1

      During my basic course, we didn't use dive computers at all

  • @paulwhite3637
    @paulwhite3637 4 роки тому +3

    Never mind sticky fingers underwater, sticky fingers on the boat. Just because I’m not sitting by my kit doesn’t mean you can take whatever you want, because you “found it” laying there! 😡

  • @michaelatherton826
    @michaelatherton826 4 роки тому +6

    Some of the charters we've been on advertise that they'll switch over your tanks for you. Ack! How can anyone feel comfortable diving with gear that's been setup by someone else? Sure you might detect some errors during your buddy check (always do a buddy check), but what about checking how tight your tank strap is...one of the most common accidents. PS: It took me two years to get my spouse to stop saying "goggles!"

    • @Yggdrasil42
      @Yggdrasil42 4 роки тому +1

      Michael Atherton Most of the dive resorts I've visited in Asia do that. and it does lead to laziness and mistakes. Especially since many people skip buddy checks. Always double check your gear I guess.
      Thankfully I dive sidemount (did I tell you I dive sidemount 😉) so I get to set up my own gear since nobody know what to do with it. 🤣

    • @undisclosedperson3871
      @undisclosedperson3871 4 роки тому +1

      Places I've been to, get you to check your set up after they set it up. Once before it's loaded on the boat, and if you detect an errors then you tell the DMs and they make a note how to do it next time. And then they get you to check again after a tank swap. I always utilise the "valet" service if it's available and I always get to check my gear afterwards. Worst I've had was someone loosened by BCD strap wayyy too much.

    • @jimmymifsud1
      @jimmymifsud1 3 роки тому

      If it covers your mouth or nose, it becomes a Mask.

    • @jmk5599
      @jmk5599 3 роки тому +1

      nearly everyone i’ve been on switch my gear over for me. it’s just a simple matter of double checking it all.

    • @IreneWY
      @IreneWY 2 роки тому +1

      It's pretty common in SEA. As a diver it's your responsibility to double check everything. Trust is good, control is better. I check every strap and valve.
      I have back issues, I don't need to make them worse by dragging around heavy tanks.

  • @Teampegleg
    @Teampegleg 4 роки тому +4

    But what if you are bringing an oxygen tank? #AllDecoShouldBeAccelerated

    • @alexbitzan8747
      @alexbitzan8747 4 роки тому

      But then, this video probably isn’t for you. That gets into some pretty technical diving!

  • @snaggglepus
    @snaggglepus 4 роки тому +2

    biggest one I've not seen mentioned. don't be a group of californians in their mid twenties, on a fairly small boat with a bluetooth speaker that insists on loudly wailing along to it before, after and inbetween every dive. surely it can't always be bad to turn some ones air off

    • @IreneWY
      @IreneWY 2 роки тому +1

      Accidents happen to speakers on boats... 😂

  • @ve2vfd
    @ve2vfd 4 роки тому +2

    But flippers are horizontal and fins are vertical! Lol! ;)

  • @undisclosedperson3871
    @undisclosedperson3871 4 роки тому +2

    I always say mask and goggles. Adding "Oxygen tank" to my repertoire.

  • @tmahler8327
    @tmahler8327 2 роки тому

    flippa, gockels, nitrogen tanker

  • @timothyhenderson1842
    @timothyhenderson1842 3 роки тому

    Let me find out you done found some coins and you're holding out lol

  • @robertlewis4978
    @robertlewis4978 4 роки тому +1

    A big dive NO NO! is divers not diving the 1/3 rule!

  • @warmike
    @warmike 4 роки тому +4

    Rule 1 of EVERYTHING: RTFM!

  • @shiroyasha4995
    @shiroyasha4995 2 роки тому

    bubble blowers 🤮🤮

  • @rosco1pug
    @rosco1pug 4 роки тому +3

    I suggest not staying in touch with the dive group and your buddy is a no no. Often goes with 'big ego'. From my experience a guy who talks about how big his boat is and how many dives he's done is a guy you want to avoid being buddied with in a mixed group ..

  • @red4018
    @red4018 4 роки тому +2

    Idiot: Ahahahh im gunna do a prank, i gunna turn off my friends O2 so he doesnt realise
    The friend : blblblblbl (inside water) whot tha fook i cant breatheeeee AAAAAAAA
    idiot : oh cmon man in just joking
    The friend : dies trying to breathe
    Me: wow, what a fun activity to do you with your friends