Title: 5 Scuba Diving Entry Techniques (Tips For Entering The Water Safely)
Headings: 5 Scuba Diving Entry Techniques (Tips For Entering The Water Safely)
5 Scuba Diving Entry Techniques (Tips For Entering The Water Safely)
Tips for entering the water safely when scuba diving from a boat or from the shore
Most common scuba diving entry techniques
1. Giant stride entry method
The giant stride entry technique step by step guide
Extra tips for a giant stride entry
Giant stride entry video
2. Back roll entry method
The back roll entry technique step by step guide
Extra tips for the back roll entry technique
Back roll entry method video
3. Forward roll entry method
The forward roll entry technique step by step guide
Forward roll entry method video
4. The seated entry method
Seated entry method video
5. Wading entry method with or without fins
Backwards wading with fins
Wading into the water from the shore holding your fins
How not to enter the water scuba diving
I hope you enjoyed this article about scuba diving entry techniques
Hi I’m Russell Bowyer

Content: Sit on the side of the boat. To perform a back roll entry you to need to sit on the edge of the boat facing inwards. Which in the case of a rib or zodiac this will be sitting on the tubes (see video below). Put air in your BCD. Put enough air into your buoyancy control device (BCD). This should be enough air to make you buoyant enough to bring you to the surface after you’ve rolled back into the water. This allows you to come together with your buddy before you descend on your dive as a buddy pair. Put your regulator in your mouth. Breathe in as a final check that your regulator is working and your air is switched on. Protect your equipment.