Question for DIRF Students

[Aquamaniac]

I dont think anyone will look as cool as Martin Huther King.

 

[trewbs]

I always thought it was just a way to get newbies to stop flapping with their arms, but looking at the rest of the replies I could be wrong!
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[Big-t-2538]

O-ring once bubbled...

The truth is I saw MHK do it once and I wanted to look as cool as he did in the water... Still working on that, but at least I learned where the bar is (and it isn't up the street)..

This is where you are wrong again, there are several bars just up the street. As for looking as cool as MHK, I hope to find out how cool he is come June 13

 

[Aquamaniac]

Big-t-2538 once bubbled...


This is where you are wrong again, there are several bars just up the street. As for looking as cool as MHK, I hope to find out how cool he is come June 13

Be sure to spend some time in the bath working on the "mantis" Maneuver before you go!

 

[WJL]

The preferred DIR hand position is identical to that adopted by all initiates of ascetic religions and strict cults. Do you suppose that this is merely a coincidence?

Now shut up and drink your koolaid.

 

[Aquamaniac]

I cant pick up the Koolaid, Because My bloody hands are clasped out in front of me!!!!!!!!!!

 

[MikeFerrara]

It's so every one can see that your not playing with y.....Oh never mind:wacko:

 

[DiverBuoy]

Hands in front relaxed and ready to perform, keeps them in the streamlined position and within a couple of feet of readiness for anything - especially emergencies.

 

[metridium]

MikeFerrara wrote...
It's so every one can see that your not playing with y.....Oh never mind:wacko:

Dude, this is a GUE class, not a PADI Drysuit Pocket Pool specialty!

:wacko:

 

[Aquamaniac]

Most people say that my hand is "always on it", BUT........
I keep my left hand pointing where i want the light, seems like the logical position, the other hand is usually doing stuff (moving the gauge to my line of site), so I dont have any options there either.