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I always have a dive knife attached to the inside of my calf, not on the outside where it can get hung up. This is for any potential situation of danger, entanglement, etc.

G Try Roatan, It is inexpensive, easy to get to and the diving is amazing.

If you dive enough you will get comfortable with removing and putting on your BC in any conditions. I suggest practicing in shallow water when you get a chance. You will get very used to in in no time and it does com in handy for adjusting equipment, etc.

Get the shoulder fixed and then dive. I had rotator cuff surgery a couple of years ago, was diligent about doing ALL the rehabilitation, which took about one year, and my repaired shoulder is better that my other shoulder. NEVER dive with limited physical ability unless you are permanently...

Always dive with a buddy. I have had partners get Narced and I pulled them up to get them safe. A diver alone or their partner not paying attention can end up in death.

I had no idea DAN was limited like this!

Dove many times with sharks and never have had an issue. Not to say to ignore them just be aware of where you are and they are.

Good call.

I really agree with this comment. We all tend to get caught up in our ways of doing things and we need to continue to force ourselves outside the box.

That is a handy list!

I agree with the panic cycle training as critical. My experience is that the panic situation can mean life or death decisions.

We have been diving several times in Roatan, we always stay at Fantasy Island. The diving is fantastic and the cost is inexpensive. The staff at Fantasy Island is excellent and you can boat dive up to 3 times a day for a week stay. You stay from Saturday to Saturday. There is unlimited shore...