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Ireland Spearing, 2011

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Man, I started in march this year and believe me there was nothing but cold water :)
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It's usually colder in March than it is in December though January and February can be a bit chilly too.
I guess the best reason for diving in March is that your body learns to burn loads of calories and keep itself warm. If you keep at it then twice a week you won't be cold again until the following January.
 
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It's usually colder in March than it is in December though January and February can be a bit chilly too.
I guess the best reason for diving in March is that your body learns to burn loads of calories and keep itself warm. If you keep at it then twice a week you won't be cold again until the following January.

Nothing a 7mm and a few curries wont sort out ;)
 
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Ah nothing better than a -5c dive for scallops. I'm a firm believer in keeping dive active for reasons sunfish describes. It's practiced by most scuba divers to avoid getting cold and hence, dci. Your body adapts to the cold if u dive regularly.
 
Ah cold me hole, good suit and socks, need to get me heavier socks organised alright. was surfing for an hour and half last night with no booties etc and the toes were cold at the end of it I have to admit. Wind has dropped a lot here but vis is shite due to the heavy swells of late.
On a seperate note attending a Watsu course this weekend and then next weekend in Portroe for depth if anyone is interested. FreeDiveIreland.com - Courses
 
Oh you know... mentor ye on how to spear and dive and the like ;)

Nah, its mainly a adminy thing as I;ll be using my mad IT skills to keep the HOF updated... note my sig ;)

p.s. thanks for the support lads !!!!! ;)
 
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My friend a mentor has more than technical ability...
For instance.... there is no point diving to 15m and coming back empty handed... if you can shoot a prize winning pollock in 4m ;)
Bits like that I can help mentor you with ;)
 
As a Mentor you also have the power to edit posts, delete stuff that you don’t like, edit other members profile’s (including their avatars, go for it Rob:)) and the best bit is you can ban people that p*ss you off (although the banning thing is usually for spammers)

Big bad bobdonny now has the power gentlemen, might I suggest a one off payment to him of let’s say a tenner each or it’ll be trouble ahead.:ban:blackeyeroflroflrofl
 
Podge, we'll each give you four sausage rolls if you'll "off" Bobdonny. (We use up all the sex and drugs among ourselves).
Seriously, if Rob can sort out out OMD's HOF then that's great IMHO. Is that a lot of acronyms or what? (LOL LOL)
 
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Well done rob and thank you for getting stuck in with the hof.
I'm thinking that virtual kendo + mentor = house of flying daggers :)
Good luck with it and heres hoping you get to put your own reports in to the hof!!!
 
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