Showing posts with label scuba training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scuba training. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

The benefits of SCUBA Diving

12 reasons why scuba is beneficial to health 

If SCUBA diving needed any more reasons to be awesome, here are some that prove SCUBA diving is truly an all-encompassing sport which brings peace to both body and mind and freedom to the soul.

Any diving holiday begins with an excited and anxious pre-departure phase or simply, butterflies in the tummy. A growing sense of emotional well-being strikes the group as we realize we’re leaving the mundane behind and embarking on a voyage of adventure to a distant land.

Onwards, we journey to destinations remote and paradisiacal. Some lands are lush, tropical and abundant; some dry and isolated. However, ‘beneath the surface’ lie pristine, untouched coral reefs abundant with life. What better way to build your connection with Nature than to be an observer in their world.

So, off we head to our dive sites by boat. Distance and time vary from site to site. Some may be as close as a few 
steps in from the shore; others can be reached only by Live-aboard boats. Whatever be the case, boat journeys are always a big stress buster for me personally. Fresh salty breeze against the face and some phenomenal views later, we arrive at our site and begin our preparations.

Dive briefing done, we turn to our dive buddies for some last minute checks before descending onto some pristine reefs. Diving by itself increases muscle strength and flexibility, helps reduce blood pressure and improves blood circulation. Sinking but with a sense of freedom, we quickly slip into Neutral Buoyancy or weightlessness to explore our vast oceans.

Back on the boat, excited murmurs of our underwater explorations build bonds for life between like-minded individuals and bring families and friends closer.

So if you were thinking about a non-competitive sport which builds confidence, cooperation and a sense of connection with nature for yourself or your kids, look no further! Starting SCUBA diving from a young age (Minimum 10 years old) improves concentration capacity and boosts confidence as well as self-esteem amongst young and enthusiastic adventurers.

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About Us:
Absolute SCUBA is the brainchild of two seasoned Dive Industry professionals, Seemant Saxena and Siddharth Pujari. Between them, they share a collective experience of over 15 years in the Dive Training, Scuba Certification and Dive Travel business.

Check us out on www.absolutescuba.in or www.scubaindia.in to start your Adventures in the Liquid World today! Reach us on info@absolutescuba.in | +91 9860003456 | +91 9970983456 for more information on the best Scuba diving experiences for you.

Happy & Safe Diving always – Team Absolute

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

SCUBA diving for Beginners in 3 easy steps


Licence to DIVE

Adventures in the Liquid World with Absolute SCUBA

Your first level of SCUBA Certification: The PADI Open Water Diver Course

Whether your aim is to be an Ambassador of the Ocean, explore the coral reefs or simply earn some bragging rights, your SCUBA Diving certification starts with the PADI Open Water Diver Course. For a licence to explore 70% of our planet, your SCUBA course is surprisingly easy to begin. All you need is to be 10+ Years old, have adequate swimming skills and decent physical fitness! “Yay! I’m eligible!”

PADI Instructors are bound to an international curriculum so courses are standardized and licences are internationally valid for your lifetime. With no prior experience of SCUBA needed, students go through three inter-related Modules or Phases.

Modules 1 & 2 at our customised training facility
Module 1 or Knowledge Development imparts basic principles of SCUBA diving essential for safe diving practices.

Module 2
or Confined Water Dives builds basic SCUBA skills and confidence.

Bright-eyed and ready to go, we then head out to our Open Water Dives in Module 3. Here, skills are mastered and confidence boosts as we explore the reefs over four dives.

Through all this, your PADI Instructor works tirelessly to keep safety and education their top priority. With your PADI Instructor satisfied with your performance, you have now entered the ranks of an international community of adventurers and explorers as newly certified PADI Open Water Divers.

“Woohoo! What do I do now?” Your Licence now allows you to travel and dive the world with your certified buddies to a depth of 18 meters/ 60 feet. So, is it hard to learn to dive? It’s as easy as Module 1, 2 &3 !


I must warn you though and those who are certified would agree, SCUBA diving is highly addictive! You may find yourself longing for the ocean in the midst of your bustling city. For those who are already certified, we would love to hear your thoughts on how your PADI Open Water Diver course went..  Please leave comments below.

Best Fishes as always from all at Team Absolute !

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