How To Save Air While Scuba Diving

"Are You Tired Of Getting Those Angry Looks From Your Scuba Diving Buddy Because You Sucked The Air Out Of Your Tank Like The Space Shuttle Burns Through Rocket Fuel?

Do you experience the frustration of too short dive times because you suck air at vacuum cleaner speeds?

As scuba divers we all breathe at different rates

The genetic makeup of our bodies is one factor that influences how fast we suck the air from our tank, and that condition is one we have very little control over.

But genetics is only one thing that affects our breathing rate. The speed of our breathing underwater depends on a number of other conditions that we have the power to do something about.

You can take action to extend your dive time, preserve the air in that scuba tank, and breathe like your sipping an after dinner brandy, instead of guzzling a spring break beer.

Hi, I’m Joe Jackson writing from Scuba Diving Underwater.com, and in this letter I’ll tell you about how you can use the experiments, and studies, I’ve conducted to teach myself how to make my air last so I enjoy longer dive times.

Some of this stuff I learned during my basic, advanced, and dive master training, and pushed out of my conscious mind for some reason. Remembering it later I realized how not using the knowledge cost me because it forced me to end dives earlier than necessary.

Learn scuba breathing tweaks and methods for conserving air

I wrote How To Save Air While Scuba Diving – Tweaking Methods That Help You Make That Tank Last Longer – And 13 Breathing Techniques To Help You Become An Air Sipper…Not An Air Guzzler!” to pass my scuba air saving activities on so you can stay underwater right along with your buddy.

…And potentially be the one who’s passing out those angry looks – rather than the one receiving them.

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In “How To Save Air While Scuba Diving – Tweaking Methods That Help You Make That Tank Last Longer – And 13 Breathing Techniques To Help You Become An Air Sipper…Not An Air Guzzler!” you’ll read what I learned during my years of testing various methods for conserving air on scuba.

You’ll get information like:

You can’t control your bodily makeup, but you can control your body’s efficiency at moving through the water.
How your attitude makes you breathe fast or slow. Your state of mind at any given time affects your breathing rate.
How calming your mind before a dive helps lengthen your dive. I’ll give you a method for making your mind scuba ready.
What the quality of your dive gear means to the quality time of your dive.
How the condition of your dive gear increases or decreases your dive time – and your safety risk too.
Some personal musings about techniques I’ve tried for breathing underwater.
5 breathing exercises to use on land. Perfect your scuba breathing technique before you ever get wet.
How where you keep your dive equipment makes you work harder, or not, while you’re finning through the water – and what those equipment positions do to your breathing rates.
13 breathing techniques to experiment with yourself. Mix and match among these techniques I tried during my own air saving quest, and find the right technique for your scuba diving style.
One style of breathing you NEVER want to use while underwater!

A how to weapon for making your scuba air last longer

If you often have shore, or boat, support asking you what’s wrong because you came back out of the water so soon after starting your dive try “How To Save Air While Scuba Diving – Tweaking Methods That Help You Make That Tank Last Longer – And 13 Breathing Techniques To Help You Become An Air Sipper…Not An Air Guzzler!”

You’ll find it a valuable weapon in your scuba breathing arsenal for making your scuba air, and dive times, last much longer.

You might still get angry looks though. But this time they’ll be because you made everybody wait for you to come out of the water.

What if “How To Save Air While Scuba Diving” don’t work for you?

If you don’t increase your dive times get your money back.

I’ll give you a whole year (12-months) to see if my air saving methods let you enjoy more time on the reef, or in the quarry.

If you don’t see longer dive times ask me for your money back at scubaunderwater@att.net. Just address your message to Joe. All I ask for is a copy of your receipt so I can verify the date of purchase.

Fair enough?

I don’t want you to pay for something that doesn’t satisfy you, or work like you expected.

…And keep the ebook with my compliments as an apology for wasting your time.

Order Now – And Start Getting Ready For A Longer Dive

The Next Time You Descend Into The Aquatic Depths

My scuba air saving experiences wait for you in “How To Save Air While Scuba Diving – Tweaking Methods That Help You Make That Tank Last Longer – And 13 Breathing Techniques To Help You Become An Air Sipper…Not An Air Guzzler!”

The ebook is an Acrobat PDF file that you electrically download to your computer from my website, and you’ll get download directions as soon as your payment clears.

The price? $7.00. That’s all I’m asking for “How To Save Air While Scuba Diving – Tweaking Methods That Help You Make That Tank Last Longer – And 13 Breathing Techniques To Help You Become An Air Sipper…Not An Air Guzzler!”

Click on the payment button below, and start making your scuba dives last longer today.

To longer pleasure in our underwater world,

Joe Jackson

P.S. The faster you breath the air from your tank, the less time you have to enjoy the wonders your underwater visits bring.

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