Well what can I say, I still remember the first time I dove with Sergio and Dan. I didnt know it would be the beginning of good friends or my passion for the sport
I do know that depth is a mental thing and it always will be. It is never too much though for some odd reason, I always seem to get more and more comfortable, I guess time will tell...
Thanks Marco and the rest of the guys who dive without looking at the bottom 
Your student,
Great picture! So what depth you you hit?
It's all the fins
Nice pic. New personal best?
Naw, he was probably just admiring himself and decided to spread the joy <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
Lets not forget to go back up.
Without fish.
With fish.
Nice!
Darren and I both hit 65' at Catalina. It was my personal best and I think his too. The first drop freaked me out! It was the return that spooked me. Second drop was much more relaxed. Clear water sure helps.
Nice to hear that from you Alan. There are other few tips for diving deeper, but I can't give them all away for free...
Now, seriously, Never push your limits when you are alone.
Being alone means that no one is looking at you 100% of your dive.
Nice!
Darren and I both hit 65' at Catalina. It was my personal best and I think his too. The first drop freaked me out! It was the return that spooked me. Second drop was much more relaxed. Clear water sure helps.
Nice work Stephan.
dan the pursuit wetsuit looks f*** sweet!!....
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