Gender roles underwater
February 26, 2025A lot of time is spent talking about the LGBTQIA+ community and the different gender roles we play. Those of us of a certain age may have been asked “Are […]
A lot of time is spent talking about the LGBTQIA+ community and the different gender roles we play. Those of us of a certain age may have been asked “Are […]
Andre and I have been so excited by the speed with which Out Scuba has grown. We’re approaching 20 card-carrying members and almost 30 people on our mailing list. The […]
Flotsam and jetsam are terms used to describe types of debris or wreckage found in the water, like ocean pollution or after a shipwreck. While both refer to discarded materials […]
Scuba divers’ physical fitness directly impacts their safety, performance, and overall enjoyment of diving. Physically fit divers have the strength and endurance needed to navigate through various underwater conditions, handle […]
Let’s face it, we do things that “normal” people balk at. We go deep, we explore underwater cave systems, we penetrate wrecks, we swim with sharks and other animals that […]
One of our goals since we first imagined Out Scuba was to make sure that we ran a tight ship, following all laws and regulations, and of course keeping everyone […]
The quick answer is “no, but….” A scuba certification is for life. Once you earn it, you have it. However, every major training agency recommends that anyone who has not […]
This is one of those topics that comes up frequently among scuba divers, and it has a lot of grey areas. Is it safe to buy a used mask online? […]
Mastering neutral buoyancy is one of the most amazing experiences of scuba diving. You’re not rising, you’re not sinking, you’re stable and can control your position in the water effortlessly. […]
Shore diving in Fort Lauderdale and South Florida offers an incredible opportunity to explore vibrant marine life and stunning underwater landscapes without the need for a boat. However, to ensure […]
Portuguese Man-o-Wars are a seasonal visitor to South Florida’s beaches, typically appearing during the late fall and winter months. They are an attractant for two of our sea turtle species […]