Thank you so much for your Videos. I am conducting a Pool Buoyancy Workshop for our Club in the Winter. Can I show your Videos during the Theory Part? That would be awesome. Greetings from Germany

Thanks for the Video and your awesome content 👌What is the brand and model of your Palm by the way ?

Just discovered your channel. Perfect in every aspect. Particularly appreciate the drawings for detailed explanations. ❤

demonstrating buoyancy with sidemounts!! as they say, if you know, you know. i mean, if you did this with a single tank, no drysuit, then we are talking.

i have noticed that, i always do my safety stop at 6-5 m, by the end of it, im already at surface. no matter how many times i dump air out of my bcd or whatever, its always like that. no matter where i am or what gear i use, beach, middle of the sea, caves (rental), vacation destination (rental), its all the same. i think it has to do with my body. not 100% of the times but, more often.

I was impressed to see the horizontal finger signals for the numbers 6 through 9. As a former naval aviator these were common hand signals for us to use pilot to pilot between aircraft in formation. I’ve tried to impress this simple one handed way to signal the numbers 1 through 9 to other divers and they all seem confused. Hopefully this will catch on as more standard in time. Understanding standard hand signals to communicate intentions, etc. is, IMHO, critical to safe diving.

Very good, but what about the end of the dive?

Thank you for making all these videos!

hello my friend , i just realized that the similarity between you and one diver in SSI , are you the same person in SSI materials who conduct the drills ?

This is an amzing channel

I was just in Tulum Cenote diving. The DM was a cave dive instructor. She was always talking about shallow breathing and I just didn't understand the technique. Thanks for clarification!

I just got back from Tulum doing the standard Cenote dives. My weight distribution and trim were all messed up. It's not something I really had to worry about in open water. At least not to the level needed for the overhead environment. These videos are great!

As always, it's a great video with valuable information. I have a question, Have you ever made a video about a recommended exercise routine for scuba divers? Or curtain exercises that we should perform specific to scuba diving?

Great Instructional tips and displays / demonstrations. I'm certifying an advanced student soon and will recommend he watches these videos. Best on topic that I've seen yet.

Definitely best instructional dive videos on KZbin! Perfectly filmed, explained and you address many of the fundamentals which even experienced divers often struggle with because the instructors never put enough focus on during the courses. I'm always happy when I see you published a new video. I think many would find useful if you gave tips on clipping long hose regulator, SPG and stage cylinder to D-rings. You would spare many divers of frustration.

To adjust the fitting of my backplate should I wear my drysuit or is ok doing it wearing a t-shirt?

“If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them. Maybe, you can hire The A-Team.”

good video. But there's too much fin movements.

This is a no nonsense-straight-to-the-point scuba channel, very understemated, always great advice and information.

Hi! I have a question, maybe you could shed some light please. Why dont you change back to breathing from main regulator after reopening the right valve? You only unclip it off the d-ring. There is no real life scenario where you would shut off your left valve while breathing from your backup regulator as this means your primary has already failed, leaving you with no gas.

Excellent

Наклони голову в сторону, чтоб пузыри не били по глазам. И будет тебе счастье!)))

What thickness bungee chords are you using for both the torch itself and also the goodman handle?

Another excellent and informative video. What type of grease should be used for the O ring lubricant?

Thank you, thank you and one more time thank you for this explanation! Holly cow, now it rings the bell, now I can figure it at the lake on platform how much really weight do I need.

Bro, this is serious really great knowledge that you've shared, based on what you have shown, now I know that I'm still overweight even after perfect buoyancy course, thank you

There is nothing special about side mount diving itself 😂

This is next level!!! WOW

This is the best step by step how to deploying the SMB that I’ve come across!! Thank you so much. Subscribed!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

The challenge is we need someone to advertise this system towards every diving agency… two handed signals shouldn’t be invented on its first space. It is naive to assume rec divers don’t need one hand signal as any OW could sign themselves up for a night dive where light is essential. However once you memorise these one handed signals you still have to check these signals with a new buddy before each dive (which destroys the beauty of diving that it overrides language barriers and connect people together from different cultures) and you sometimes get dubbed by people for using or not using one handed signals.

what is narcosis V1 / V2 ?

I also have different mouthpieces for mine so I always automatically know which one I’m using by how the mouthpiece feels in my mouth

Another great video!

what is the best breathing regulator you ever had ?

hello, I'm beginner diver and I just get AOW few month ago, I been more than 5 diving store, but my instructor never told me keep trim needs tension my arm, so it cause my body rolling around even FD no body tell me, thanks again, I will practice it on my next dive🙏

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You guys needs to get us some merch. Dying to see some Flowstate Divers logo stickers!

Ridiculous.... great! 😮

I prefer to cut the loose end of the cable strap with a sharp knife (my leatherman). The advantage - in contrast to cutting tools like scissors or diagonal pliers/wire cutter - is the shape of the cutting surface. The knife does not squeeze the material and you get a clean, smooth flat surface without jags, spikes and sharp edges. I do it this way since I pulled a rip into my semi-dry neoprene. :-)

You guys are the BEST

Are those lead weights in between your legs?

This is by far the most informative dive video I ever came across. The concise, no bs, straight forward approach in conveying the information is exceptional. Kudos to whoever started this channel.

the side mount series has been very helpful ! please keep up the great work ! may I suggest a video on cylinders (and rigging) , and how Florida vs Mexico style differ ?

Hello, What is your drysuit?

This is GOLD!

Great video, but I have one disagreement in the way you use one of the signals. And that is when using the pinky (little finger) as the deco signal. Pinky is/can be used to show both the NDL remaining and Deco stop requirements. Pinky pointing upwards (knuckles *inwards/towards diver - not buddy, as for numbers 1-5) implies one can ascend directly to the surface, and if after a tap on opposite wrist (DC) it is followed up by numbers, would imply "X"mins of NDL remaining. (*it is important for knuckles to be inwards, or it could look like the number one in low-vis/from a distance.) Pinky pointing horizontally (knuckles outwards, as for numbers 6-9) implies there is a ceiling and when followed up by numbers, would imply "X"mins of deco stop time. Not saying your way is wrong, just that where we dive there is different use case for the pinky. 😊 Keep up the portfolio of amazing instructional videos you are creating. The once really annoying "AI voice is starting to grow on me. Mainly because the information behind it is exemplary. I have no doubt I'll be diving with you at some point in the future. I'm slowly working my way through the Canaries (Gran Canaria next month) and just haven't got to Tenerife yet.

Great video