The Training Corporation, LLC

09/11/2020

Life goals, I want to stay healthy long enough to brake this record
https://wxow.com/2020/09/08/world-record-was-broken-by-100-year-old-scuba-diver/?fbclid=IwAR0TFwK5pnNEC6vaXBoxL6KwOUaEr-HW6Ksatmt4dKN0u0RnQ0XQ5d0lpCU .

A world record was broken just over the state line. Bill Lambert, 100, went scuba diving at Pearl Lake in South Beloit, Illinois. He becomes the oldest scuba diver in the world.

04/26/2020

The following is an article on scuba equipment maintenance by Divers Alert Network. (DAN) as it retains to Disinfection of Scuba Equipment and COVID-19

Best Practices and Expert Recommendations for Disinfecting Dive Equipment

04/26/2020

The following is an article written by Dr. Douglas Ebersole - physician, technical dive instructor, and a recovered COVID-19 patient. As a medical advisor to the training agency RAID, he was asked to write an article about this latest epidemic. Dr. Ebersole's unique perspective provides for an interesting an informative read on COVID-19 and how it relates to scuba diving.

The following is an article written by Dr. Douglas Ebersole - physician, technical dive instructor, and a recovered COVID-19 patient. As a medical advisor to the training agency RAID, he was asked to write an article about this latest epidemic. Dr. Ebersole's unique perspective provides for an inter...

04/22/2020

This is the first of what is sure to be many. Sadly and with the way this virus have changed social distancing and how that will effect the cruise and dive industry alike not the last to close the doors either. Please remember to patron your local businesses when this lock down is over.

Don Foster’s dive shop - an institution of the Cayman Islands tourism industry - has become the latest victim of the coronavirus crisis.

04/02/2020

There is still so much about the ocean we don't know. Two new species of the rare six-gill sawshark have been discovered in the waters around Madagascar and Zanzibar.

Two New Species of Sixgill Sawshark Found in Southwest Indian Ocean

03/28/2020

Don't forget to support your local dive stores in these troubling times. Send your regulators and or BCD's in for their annual service. With this corona virus shut down its almost the only business they have left besides air fills for fire departments that don't have their own fill station.

03/03/2020

This is such a sad, sad and pointless death. That could have been avoided. Both by servicing his gear probably would have discovered the crack and by continuing to train your bailout scenarios even after getting ccr certified. Catching the problem early (and I know its hard but doable by continually repeating your skills) I know he was helping another diver and probably forgot to check his ppo2 numbers while helping and by the time he got done helping it was already to late. But a proper use of backup ppo2 monitoring or switching to open circuit when the computer failed probably would have saved his life.

Ex-firefighter Peter Dahle died after his dive computer cracked and malfunctioned.