
Hello my name is Johan and I'm going to talk about my experience of my first dive OWD (Open Water Diver). I'll tell you how it started. One day my mother was teaching Spanish to a foreigner. And my mom was talking about what I wanted to do in college. But apparently, as according to the student of my mother, to get a job related to what I want to study, I need a license as a diver of OWD. Then the lady told there is a man that we knew that is an instructor at the academy of diving.
One day we talked with the instructor and he mentioned all the risks that can occur under water. I thought not to dive because the lack of maturity and life experience I could have some of the diseases and dangers that the instructor mention, but I thought critically and analyze it's worth doing it and you never know if it will pass these dangers and reading books that gave me the instructor and the Internet, for a 80 or 90% nothing will happen to me.
Then 6 months later, I came to Chichiriviche on the coast (Vargas-Venezuela) for diving activities. when I arrives at the inn, I was very excited and ne

My first day we did 4 dives, the first was to snorkel, then with team OWD.
My first dive, as I said before was with the snorkel, the teacher began to teach me How dive under water with the snorkel and swimming in the water.
The second and third dive and did it with team OWD. The intructor taught me how to clean my regulator (which do not know that it is a scuba regulator is a hose which allows divers to swim and breathe underwater without lifting the face on and be in the deep well) and how to use my BCD (which is a vest which serves to hold the air tank and maintain neutral buoyancy).
We started to swim and saw numbers of fish and aquitics animals.
The fourth dive, we dive 16 meters only. This time we did how to help your partner if he don't has air.
On the second day only did 2 dives but it was more complicated, we had to dip 18M and do things more serious.
in the fifth dive, we did another emergency Acende if there is no air.
