right, so about a couple of months ago i joined the scuba team of my university, i really like it, breathing underwater is something new to me, but it seems that most people there are afraid of apnea, they where even amazed by the fact that i could dive 20meters, and from what i can tell, they seem to be afraid of me free diving when we get to go out to the open water.
now in the theoritical lessons, they urge them not to hyperventilate, and i guess its my bad that i actually do hv, or well used to, and that i might have scared them a bit.
in any way, when you scuba, you depend on a couple of dozen, very high pressurised, litle things, and i wonder, how could someone think that freediving is more dangerous that scuba, taking for a fact that you dont hyperventilate.
on the other hand the captain is responsible for everyone, so i guess he doesnt like the idea of me going down with no equipment whatsoever. so what can i do to show them that its not dangerous?
i would really hate it to go out to the water and not dive, i mean, what the hell, its just wrong
now in the theoritical lessons, they urge them not to hyperventilate, and i guess its my bad that i actually do hv, or well used to, and that i might have scared them a bit.
in any way, when you scuba, you depend on a couple of dozen, very high pressurised, litle things, and i wonder, how could someone think that freediving is more dangerous that scuba, taking for a fact that you dont hyperventilate.
on the other hand the captain is responsible for everyone, so i guess he doesnt like the idea of me going down with no equipment whatsoever. so what can i do to show them that its not dangerous?
i would really hate it to go out to the water and not dive, i mean, what the hell, its just wrong