gasgirl
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When diving in shark-infested waters, a good dive buddy is someone who swims slower than you! LOL.
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I expect my buddy to stay close and aware and know that I won't be mad if they need to thumb the dive. I may have a sudden onset of hunger though.1. What are your expectations of your dive buddy?
2. How close do you stay to your dive buddy during your dive?
3. Does one of you take the lead and the other follow?
4. What are your procedures upon entering the water and upon returning?
5. Does it change things if you are diving with a buddy you were just paired up with on a dive boat?