TECHNICALLY SPEAKING

When Two Worlds Collide

Our passion to explore drives innovation and broadens our perspective on purpose, priorities and friendships.

Mentors are crucial in modelling humility, vital in an activity where the stakes can be high and overconfidence can be deadly.

Without question Rebreathers represent the ultimate in diving. This post illustrates in simple terms why CCR diving is now the standard.

Be realistic about your abilities and ask yourself - “how much experience do I really have?”. I bet it is not as much as your think.

For many, the bowels of wrecks and caves is a foreboding environment that conjures feelings of claustrophobia, darkness and nocuous fates.

Has the Canadian diving community lost faith in the merits of oxygen enriched mediums and if so, what has caused this paradigm shift?

There is an old adage among engineers who design safety systems for space exploration, it goes like this; 'Three is one and two is none'.

When PADI standardized training in 1966 they opened the floodgates and the industry grew wildly. Does the business model still work today?

Technical diving technology unlocked restraints around effective research and drove opportunities for discovery during six gill shark study

Those who avoid the training necessary to dive to extended ranges, in caves, with mixed gases or deco are known as ‘Armchair Tekkies'.