Into The Overhead

Some food for thought for one of our past friends, Zack Isriel….

Diving with diabetes requires some special considerations, but it's still possible to enjoy the underwater world safely. Thanks to DAN Research, there are guidelines available to help ensure that you have a successful dive without risking your health.

Remember, as a diabetic diver, it's essential to take extra precautions to ensure your safety. Instructors should be familiar with these guidelines, and it's important to share this information with any diabetic diver you know.

If you have any concerns or questions about diving with diabetes, be sure to consult with your doctor before your next dive. Safe and happy diving!

Read more here 📲: dan.org/guidelines-for-diabetes-and-recreational-diving/

Did you know that improper use of a double ender can lead to the loss of a reel or other gear???

Are you using double enders wrong? #techtiptuesday Check out the Facebook group for Sidemount diving!https://m.facebook.com/groups/propersidemountdiving/

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Keep your eyes peeled for some upcoming episodes!!

Josh and I are planning a few recording sessions in the very near future.

We have been so busy with personal life requirements that we have had some issues with recording recently. While we love all of you for your support we also know that things like a divorce must take priority. Contrarily, on the opposite end of the spectrum, so does a wedding.

We appreciate all of the understanding and patience.

We promise it will pay off. We both have some HUGE things in the works. Both seperately as well as a team!!!!!

Regards,

Dene & Josh
(Yes, I know what that looks like)

PS….
Josh just completed his Cavern Instructor class with the awesome Fowler

Josh and I would like to wish all of you a very happy and healthy holiday season.

May all of your hopes and dreams come true in the new year.

Thank you all for your continued support

The artwork isn’t as clean and they are both just a proof but which is your favorite??

Sooooo many people have been reaching out and asking for tips and advice on how to size a Hollis so when Josh asked for help with sizing one for his girlfriend, we figured we could do it remotely and record it. It took a bit longer than usual due to the remote aspect but we are already working on a sizing video that will be significantly shorter due to having it done locally instead of remotely and also will be done by me.

In this video I am helping Josh using cameras and Josh had NEVER sized a Katana2 before this. We hope this helps alot of you who are having issues. If you need any specific help that is not covered in this video, please do not hesitate to message us on FB or ask in the comments below

https://youtu.be/KwcVWGphy2w

If you haven’t seen our newer episodes, you should go check them out

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Dene reviews the upcoming and already highly anticipated new product developed by Seacraft….

Their new model called the ‘Go!’

Into The Overhead reviews the new Seacraft "Go" DPV (scooter)

Into The Overhead reviews the new Seacraft "Go" DPV (scooter) What a great new tool to add to the 'do a dive kit' or the 'save your legs kit'. This scooter is unbelievable with lots more speed, performance, and ingenuit...

This weeks episode….

We interviewed the infamous YouTube certified cavern diver

We interviewed the infamous YouTube certified cavern diver