Pro-Tech Skills, Buoyancy and Trim
Mathew Partridge · 2:41 · 253K views
4 divers recommend · r/scuba · 2015–2024
Short demonstration of buoyancy and trim as technical diving skills for overhead environments. The description ties good control to lower workload, less CO2 production and a streamlined profile.
Why divers recommend it
Recommended as a quick starting point for staying horizontal and neutrally buoyant, though one commenter calls it decent rather than great.
- Discipline
- Skills
- Level
- New to tech
- Type
- Skill demo
- GUE
- Matches GUE practice
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