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
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Hi I’m Russell Bowyer

Content: As you roll backwards, point your chin towards your chest. This avoids you from hitting your first stage regulator. Put your hand on the back of your head. Some recommend to put one hand over your mask and regulator and the other on the back of your head. Those that recommend this technique say it prevents you from hitting your head on your first stage regulator. But in all the years I’ve dived, I’ve preferred to put my other arm around my equipment. I’ve never hit my head on my first stage. Stay calm as you enter the water. The first time you perform a back roll entry, you may feel a bit disorientated when you enter the water. Don’t worry and don’t panic.