Are there any Scuba divers here? I've been thinking of learning to scuba but every time I snorkel my ears hurt after diving down 8 feet of so. Does this problem go away when you scuba or do I have to just to get use to it? Is there really much more cool stuff to see below the surface? It sounds like the next step and we're getting tired of just snorkeling. Oh, and Gamp wants to know if there's any way to pee outside of the wetsuit?
Gamp is so awesome.
I am certified, but haven't done it for a while. Since my wife doesn't swim, it ends up being a lonely activity.
Quote from: Infobahn on March 09, 2005, 10:31:27 PM
I am certified, but haven't done it for a while. Since my wife doesn't swim, it ends up being a lonely activity.
Cool, maybe when you move here we can dive in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay together. I hear you can see up to 3 inches.
Can people with asthma scuba?
Quote from: eo000 on March 10, 2005, 10:40:49 AM
Can people with asthma scuba?
I just asked around and nobody knows. I have a friend who certifies people. I'll try and call him later.
didn't you see Open Water?
I haven't, but I'd like to.
I fell asleep in the middle of it so I don't know if it got any better. At least I got to see boobs.
Quote from: eo000 on March 10, 2005, 10:40:49 AM
Can people with asthma scuba?
I have asthma, and I do. The question is, how bad are you? I medicate prior, but you have to be careful what medication. Some cold medications can really be bad, so check what your meds will do.
Quote from: Infobahn on March 10, 2005, 04:46:08 PM
Quote from: eo000 on March 10, 2005, 10:40:49 AM
Can people with asthma scuba?
I have asthma, and I do. The question is, how bad are you? I medicate prior, but you have to be careful what medication. Some cold medications can really be bad, so check what your meds will do.
my wife has pretty bad asthma, but she's always wanted to learn to scuba. Thanks for letting me know.