Kayak Scuba Diving

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Kayak scuba diving is a strenuous and difficult sports for experienced scuba divers only. Learn how to kayak scuba dive with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video series.

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    Finishing Kayak Scuba Diving

    Once you've returned from a kayak scuba dive you'll need to unload your gear onto the kayak. Learn how to finish a kayak scuba dive with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Kayak Scuba Diving Gear

    Kayak scuba diving gear includes a dive flag and a paddle. Learn more about kayak scuba diving gear with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Kayak Scuba Diving Qualifications

    It's important to be scuba certified if you are attempting to go kayak scuba diving. Learn more about the qualifications you need for kayak scuba diving with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Kayak Scuba Diving Water Gear Up

    Gearing up for kayak scuba diving often takes place in the water. Learn how to gear up in the water for kayak scuba diving with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Launching a Scuba Kayak

    Getting out to a good kayak scuba diving location requires launching the kayak through waves and surf. Learn the best way to launch a scuba kayak with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Loading a Scuba Kayak

    Before you go kayak scuba diving the kayak needs to be loaded so all the diving gear is easily accessible. Learn how to load a scuba kayak with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Packing Kayak Scuba Diving Gear

    Kayak scuba diving gear should be packed so that everything is secure and safe. Learn how to properly pack kayak scuba diving gear with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Paddling Out for Kayak Scuba Diving

    The most difficult part of paddling out for a kayak scuba dive is getting past where the waves are breaking. Learn some important tips for paddling your kayak out with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Picking a Scuba Kayak

    A kayak used for scuba diving should have a few characteristics different from a regular kayak. Learn how to pick a scuba kayak with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Preparing for Kayak Scuba Diving

    Preparation for kayak scuba diving will often take place on the water. Learn how to prepare for kayak scuba diving with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Removing Kayak Scuba Diving Gear

    Removing kayak scuba diving gear can be difficult because you will be balancing on the kayak. Learn how to properly remove kayak scuba diving gear with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Returning a Scuba Kayak to the Beach

    Looking at the waves will help when returning your scuba kayak to the beach. Learn more techniques for returning from a kayak scuba diving trip with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Scuba Kayak Modifications

    A regular kayak will need several modifications for kayak scuba diving. Learn about changes you'll need to make to a scuba kayak with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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    Setting Up Kayak Scuba Diving Gear

    Before you set out for kayak scuba diving it's important to set up your diving gear properly. Learn how to set up kayak scuba diving gear with tips from a certified rescue diver in this free kayak diving video.

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Summary: Scuba diving will be one of the most exhilarating experiences of your life. You will actually be swimming with sea creatures in their own habitat. Sure, snorkeling is fun, but scuba diving is the real deal: total immersion in an alien environment. “Scuba” is actually an acronym for “Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.” Scuba equipment usually consists of a tank of breathable air, a tube leading to the mouth piece, fins worn on the feet to propel the diver, a diving suit, and sometimes a DPV (diver propulsion vehicle) or “scooter” used to move the diver around quickly. The term “scuba” was first used during World War II and referred to combat frogmen’s oxygen rebreathers (both semi-closed circuit and closed circuit).

Scuba diving is made even more exhilarating when a dive is made from a small kayak. In this free video series our expert rescue diver will show you how to kayak scuba dive. This strenuous sport should only be taken on by experienced scuba divers with a lot of physical strength. You will learn how to pick out a scuba kayak and made necessary modifications. You will also learn how to pack and load kayak scuba diving gear, launch your kayak and paddle out to your diving destination. Get tips on gearing up in the water and returning from your dive. If you love scuba diving and want to try something new, let our expert teach you all about kayak scuba diving.

About the Expert

Expert: Jason Shoup is a PADI certified Rescue diver. He was originally certified in 2000 while college in North Carolina and has made over 300 dives in the Southern California area. He is experienced in beach diving, night diving, kayak diving, some shipwreck dives, as well as underwater hunting.

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