It Happened To Me
Fighting Fear
Marooned in a broken boat, in a storm, amid increasing panic, Mark Mayne feared his pleasant dive trip had transformed into Lord of the Flies
Heat of the moment
His rescue diver open-water exam was going well for Paul O’Brien but then the role play got real…
It's Behind You
Mark Russell, a Red Sea dive guide, discovers that you never know what's lurking out in the blue
Taking a Hit
Mike Porteous finds out the painful way that a Surface Marker Buoy does not always protect you from boat traffic
Even the most experienced diver can lose his way…
Surf’s up!
Following a decision to launch the club dive boat into heavy swell, sport diver Anne Shaw regretted not speaking her mind
Losing weight
An unfamiliar buddy combined with some problematic equipment led dive leader Howard Johnson to reconsider his dive planning
Buoys will be buoys
As a nervous, newly qualified sports diver, Rebecca Stewart had an unusual problem with a delayed SMB…
Step by Step
On her first dive to 40m, Liz Evans found out how quickly a small problem can escalate to a major panic
Our lives in whose hands?
An aborted dive led to a life-threatening struggle at the surface for David Hiscock – but could it have been prevented?
Some don’t like it hot
A circuitous route back after a devilish dive left Simon Rogerson feeling a little hot under the collar
A shot in the dark
When he lost his shot-line in the gloom of a British wreck dive, Carl Howell recalled some sage advice that helped him to safety
Weight Watching
Perfect buoyancy is the key to great diving, so why are so many divers carrying too much weight? Charlotte Boan and Richard Trevithick guide us through the weighty issues
Shaking like a jelly
Natural elements made a dive in the northern Red Sea an uncomfortable experience for Kelly Jones
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