Although usually lively write articles about why you should try scuba diving, and what to do, I decided to change and offer practical advice on a range of diving Training.This because I know that many people are interested in diving and want to learn especially how to work effectively. Let's look at the diving training and what is actually learning.Whilst many courses are available, I recommend that the first course, take a PADI Open Water Diver. These courses usually last 3 days and leave you with a formal title, which can dive to a depth of 18 meters of open water (unlike the caves or caverns instance) are shorter (and cheaper) course, but really worth the worth the extra days to get your open water certificate if you open the door to further training to long to try something new, adventure diving, cave diving, snorkelling or perhaps even more instructor.So this is probably the best point starting, and the courses are very affordable. The objectives of the Open Water Diver course is to teach the basics of diving. First is the important theory aspect.The theory is basically concerned with the dangers of diving. This includes items such as air and nitrogen. Here are the lessons to learn: 1. Each 1m depth increases with decreasing pressure on you with 1 atmosphere, and the greater the air pressure takes up less space. This means that only 1 m below, if you have a lung full of air you breathe in fact double the amount on the surface. That's why you should never swim too fast and you should always breathe steadily. Never hold breath.2. More pressure nitrogen dissolves in the blood. This happens faster the deeper you go, and unfortunately, when you come back to the UN lost. In small quantities, it is fine, but if you stay for too long can cause problems. During the course you will learn to dive tables to work how long can happen in every detail before they need resurface.That 's in the drill bits, al-Beit short. These are just precautionary course, if you understand the risks responsible diving and there is no need for risky or dangerous. Let us consider the most important skills you need to learn and master the ability to pass important to learn when course.The buoyancy control diving. The divers are coated with a special call (BCD buoyancy control device) that can add or remove air. You must learn to gently inflate or deflate your BCD as necessary to maintain the balance of buoyancy. Too much air and you come to the surface, very little and you will begin your sinking.Once this ability may have to do something in the line of push-ups, no hands on the seabed below the knee. This principle is being implemented in a careful fins and buoyancy control, so it rises and the ability down.Next session includes a pair and only in case of emergencies. Initially will enter through the mask with water and then expel the water again. This is done simply by tilting the head back, opening a hole in the bottom of the mask and exhale through the nose. The mask is filled with water and air is expelled. Magic! Then pull your mouthpiece. Then you have to reach behind you, grab your tank, consider the tube to his mouth and swing his arm to his mouth to bring back for you. Anyone who has used a hydration pack that will be familiar with the number of diving skills exercise.Scuba 3 is a controlled emergency ascent. You have to breathe, and then throwing his mouthpiece, deflate your BCD and swim upwards, while saying "ahhhhhhh. The air in your lungs expands (ie, admires ensure air can escape) and you may be surprised to continue to say ahhhh a minute without touching the sky! finally back on top you need to swim in a straight line on the surface with a compass on the wrist and head in the water. Easy enough … Once you've proven themselves very capable of these skills, and show that you know how to configure and test the security of your computer and your partner is ready to be your first record and PADI card! training.Scuba Congratulations dive is very interesting and I hope you have the taste of what you learn on your diving course. The article is for information only and is not a substitute for taking the right course. So yourself a PADI certified dive center immediately and be ready for