SCUBA Theory: Holding your breath is a skill
“Don’t hold your breath” is a mantra heard in virtually every scuba diving course every taught. You can easily damage your body during ascention by holding your breath during SCUBA diving. The expansion of the air can quickly cause damage regions with very few nerve endings to tell you that you’re doing bad things to yourself. Today in SCUBA Theory, why breath holding is a valuable skill to practice.
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