When breathing air under higher pressure, you are actually breathing more molecules of air for the same volume. These extra air molecules are packed into the same breath you would take at the surface, but you are actually breathing x times more of them the deeper you go.
Because of this, it can become tricky to understand how efficient you are with your air reserves, and that’s where the Surface Air Consumption Rate (SAC) comes into play.
While the huge majority of divers enjoy the splendour of the underwater world at sea or in the ocean, not every dive happens at sea level.
Actually, some of the most mesmerizing diving experience out there can be found in cold but crystal clear mountain lakes, and we would be crazy not to want a part of the fun.
When trying to understand the complex world of scuba diving organizations and their certifications levels, it can become confusing.
In this article, I will lay out clearly for you all the details in a fully comprehensive guide so you can see clearer.
