From left to right: Lai Yin, Elaine, Brandon, Ahmat scubatex
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
OW student in Tenggol
From left to right: Lai Yin, Elaine, Brandon, Ahmat scubatex
Monday, March 30, 2009
Season opens..... 2009



Sunday, February 15, 2009
Update

Beuchat Mundail Competition
Unfortunately the Beuchat distributor in Malaysia did not carry the bag to store this...
Thanks to Johnny tiresome checking he managed to find a Mares Apnealogy bag which fits our fins... which might i add the only one available in Malaysia.

My bag actually don't look so good. Its yellow and grey.. what a lousy colour.. but that was the only one left........ God why does apnea diving in Malaysia is so slow...
One more thing is that my Freediving Recording project has been put on hold cause of work commitments. But when the east coast season opens i'll definately get back onto it.
1st starting with the pool and MAYBE who knows..... free immersion, no limits??
On a personal note ..
So far i managed to do DNF(Dynamic without Fins) at 30m now.. previously it was at 25m
While my DYN (Dynamic with Fins) is still at 50m... i just need to get past that now.
Interestingly I did some CNF (Constant Weight without Fins) exercise in the pool and manged 5m. Now to do that in the ocean.. that's my next challenge.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Tenggol October 2008
I must return, but this time with twins there. And the Highway is a MUST DO!!!
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Online album
I recently went to Perhentian Island on Raya.
Water was good as visibility was averaging at 15m. The best surprise was Sugar Wreck. Cause it's usually 5m viz there. But of course there was a trade off... Jellyfish.
But nothing i can't handle.. But unfortunately for terence..lol... he had his VIRGIN experience with a jellyfish
This is the link to the pictures of Perhentian Island October 2008
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=37800&l=456c1&id=502252887
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Static Apnea at 1.9m
Monday, September 1, 2008
Fatal Dive Accident
I just finished Open Water Training Dive 4 with 3 students off Pulau Pinang, Pulau Aur, Johor.
We boarded the boat Phileo and waited for the rest of the divers. When the boat captain did a headcount 1 diver was missing.
The boat went a few round around the island but nobody as seen nor was there any bubbles coming out from the water.
Then it was decided that we go for a search underwater.
I did 5 CESA's the same day, so I volunteered to snorkel & skin dive instead of scuba.
I went towards north while another group went the opposite direction. After swimming for about 400m the divers on the boat shouted that they found him. So i made it back to the boat.
As i went up there he was lying while Vincent was trying to perform CPR. An ugly sight indeed. I went to the front of the boat together with the rest of my Open Water students.
After 20 min of CPR they gave up. And headed towards the Pulau Aur police station to make a report. The whole group was down.
May he rest in peace.