Georg Sattler

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Georg Sattler

New videos every Saturday at 9AM CE(S)T 🤙

Deep isn’t a place, it’s a skill
SDI/TDI • IANTD • SSI
Open water | Trimix | Decompression | Wreck
📍 Calero Diving, Lanzarote
👉 Train with me
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Currently
📍 Discovering the diversity of Europe
🥾 Climbing the highest peaks in 365 days
🚂 Traveling around ONLY by public transport

⚡ Every week brings a new adventure, so join me in discovering Europe's rich tapestry of stories, its diverse landscape and its most remote paths.

09/09/2026

Recently I’ve gained a new appreciation for the shallow reefs. There is so much going on if you pay attention and when the algae are in full bloom it looks like a garden full of flowers.

07/09/2026

Most divers think a rescue course is about learning to save someone else. It isn’t — it starts with managing yourself, because a diver who can’t handle their own stress is no use to anyone. From there it’s reading panic before it escalates, running a proper missing diver search, and getting an unresponsive diver out of the water and breathing. It’s the course that changes how you dive, not just what you’re capable of doing.

04/09/2026

Bailout and stage regulators aren’t where you save money. They sit unused until the dive they matter most—and if you’ve bought cheap, that’s when they’ll fail. Cold water, depth, exertion: premium regs are engineered for exactly these conditions. Cheap alternatives cut corners on seals, cracking pressure, and build quality. Your breathing gas is your life support. Spend the money.

30/08/2026

Most divers know their CNS % — fewer track OTU. They’re driven by the same thing (elevated PPO2) but behave completely differently: CNS builds fast and causes convulsions, OTU builds slowly and affects your lungs over hours and days. On CCR, especially over multi-day trips, OTU can quietly approach its limit while CNS looks fine. Know both numbers, not just one.

28/08/2026

Ask an experienced diver what they’d do differently and most say the same thing: slow down on the fundamentals. Buoyancy, trim, valve drills — skills that get ticked off early and rarely revisited. But they’re what everything after them is built on. Skip past them too fast and the gap doesn’t disappear, it just resurfaces later, in a course where you can least afford it.

23/08/2026

Intro to Tech doesn’t get the attention it deserves. It’s not the exciting course — no big depths, no exotic gas mixes — but it’s the one that determines how everything after it goes. I’ve watched it play out first-hand: a year on, students I trained through this course are now tech divers, and the skills they built here are still the foundation everything else sits on. Get this stage right and every course after it gets easier.

21/08/2026

No matter the depth, watching the sardines dance is always a beautiful moment. This moment was so magical, seeing them swim through the corrals, glittering from my flashlight ✨

20/08/2026

PFO comes up a lot in diver forums, usually with more panic than facts. Here’s what the research and DAN guidance actually say — including the bit most people miss about what happens in the 30–60 minutes after you surface. Most divers with a PFO dive their whole lives without issue, and for those who do need it, closure is a routine, well-established procedure. Knowing the real numbers is what lets you dive with confidence instead of worry.

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