Sports Know-diving

Do you like or are interested in water sports? Explore the world of the ocean floor has the same sensation as exploring outer space. For those of you who love the world of the seafloor and do not hesitate to wear tight clothing waterproof, diving will appeal to your heart. Scuba diving (diving) has become one of the most popular water sports. Once popular, up to nearly one million people get certified divers every year. Basically, it only involves a skin diving air tube that is placed on your back and you just dive into the water with a protected set of waterproof clothing as well as the tube that keeps you can breathe in water. Quite interesting, is not it? There are some basic things you need to consider:

· Make sure that you really want to do scuba diving. Prepare yourself physically and mentally. Physically, you should be able to swim, healthy and had no respiratory problems, as well as the ability to adjust the balance. In terms of mentality, you are required to overcome the panic, to adapt to others, and overcomes disgust face odd-shaped sea creature. If you can not dive, you can prepare yourself by learning / course diving.

· Prepare all the equipment you need. Though your intentions may be very large for diving, but consider cook cook if you want to buy diving equipment such as mask, snorkel, fins and booties. Diving equipment can be bought cheaper than if you had to rent every time you want to dive. But the price is quite expensive diving equipment, first make sure that's why you're really interested in sports and will do it regularly before you actually buy it.

· Course from the teacher. Before you can dive, can be by learning to dive under the guidance of experienced instructors and divers are certified instructors will guide your studies first dive bertahapan so you can run smoothly and fun. Often the less true diving experience can be traumatic and lead to feelings will affect its your desire to dive again. Experienced instructors will teach you the proper diving technique.

· Become a certified diver. After all the skills you learned yourself complete with a certificate recognized by PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructor) or NAU (National Association of Diving Instructor).