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There has long been a misunderstanding that diving is dangerous, so many people choose to stay at home to watch
or
instead of having a try. They think it’s risky or even dangerous. They are right to some extent. But I believe they will change their mind once they browse my website
  • World's 2ed most dangerous sport
  • More than 60 million active divers
  • Has a history 200+ years
  • NO SWIMMING TECHNIQUE
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Oscar Zhu

  • Oscar, as a senior student in Chengdu No.7 High School, was qualified as a Rescue Diver in 2018.

  • With abundant diving experience and Excellent control of Buoyancy, he possesses Rescue Diver andNitroxcertificate.

  • Oscar have studied HTML, CSS, and JS for approximately 30 hours. He plays as an indispensible member in our squad since he provides both precious materials and technical assistance

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    Michael Shao

  • Known as the "Spooky Shao" since I am a mad-brained X patients(The X Files). As a student at NC, I would always spend my some part of my spare time on analysing the plot in The X Files

  • Although I only have a AOW and Nitrox certificate, I have accumulated more than 40 tanks of divingexperience, which gives me plenty of confidence to challenge the Rescue Divercourse.

  • One of the most enjoyable activity for me is coding. After 30 hours of learning and a week of working as a TA at the seminar, I worked out this website with my friends.

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    Bill Zhang

    Why do we dive?
    What's so exicting???

    The corals with groups of unfamiliar fish, caves with clusters of Sea Hares inhabiting on the rocks, Sea Anemones with a family of clownfish (we call them Nemo because of the famous Disney movie: Finding Nemo ). All these gorgeous creatures gathered and established a world so different from the one on land. “You want to explore these magic territories.” A voice echoed in your head.

    Is it dangerous?
    1/211864 mortality

    With more than 200 years of history, divers have developed a compelet series of equipments: mask, BCD, regulator, wet suit, fins, diving computer... Well considered procedures and well trained instructors will ensure your safty. In additoin, the Rescue diver curriculum provides all divers with a secure underwater environment.

    It is expensive?
    Come on! You can afford the air tickets!

    Of course you need to spend money on the equipments, but not all of them are required. For instance, you only need to purchase the mask(50$), fins(50$), wet suit(100$) and if you want to collect the data, a diving computer(700$). Expensive stuffs can be rented from the dive shop, such as BCD, tanks, regulators and weight belt. Besides, the curriculums and fun dive experience are relatively cheap compare to your hotel fee and air tickets, so why don't give it a try?