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How To Improve Your Buoyancy
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Back in the day, old school divers didn’t have BCDs so they had to sort their weights out perfectly to be neutrally buoyant but the invention of the BCD makes your life a lot easier. It also allows for all of your gear that changes buoyancy during the dive, but I’ll take about that later. There is plenty of advice on how to improve your buoyancy and most of it works, to be honest, but probably the best advice is to just go diving more. The more time you spend in the water the more your body will learn what’s going on in the water.
Sign up to a local club or dive trip so that you can get in the water more often than once a year. By being in the water more often then you’ll relax more and this, in turn, will help your buoyancy because you’ve done it a hundred times, the only thing that changes is the scenery. Shallow water is where the most extreme buoyancy changes occur so if you can practice there then that’s the best place really.
So let’s take a look at how to improve your buoyancy.
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