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Pa-join!I just had my 1st dive (discover scuba) in Balicasag last weekend.Hindi pala simple magdive. Mejo challenging at risky kaya dapat makinig mabuti sa intructor. Pero pagtapos ng exercises finally nakapagdive na ko. (yung kasama ko hindi nya kinaya, nahihilo daw sya..)Super worth it! Ang surreal ng underwater world grabe, I ran out of words. Para kong nasa screensaver ng desktop computer. Ganun ang eksena!After 35 mins, I signalled my dive master na akyat na kami. Parang nadedehydrate na kasi talaga ako. Normal naman daw yun.Priceless experience! Try nyo din!
Q. When can I fly next after diving?A. PADI standards recommend you leave at least 24 hours after your last dive before flying. You can fly, then dive the same day, however not dive then fly. acdg pa kay google, Atmospheric air, which is what you breathe when you scuba dive is mostly nitrogen."If you have too much nitrogen in your system, using extra tanks to stay too deep, too long, when you come up to sea level and get on the boat, the nitrogen that has concentrated itself in your body and in your joints, etc., can bubble up and expand, the same way that a balllon inflated at depth in the ocean would expand and burst as it floated toward the surface, because the ambient pressure would be less as it goes higher toward the surface."