Bouyancy

[Scuttler]

Originally Posted by Scuba-D

but just be a bit more weary when dry suit diving as air can get trapped in ur feet.

Some people compensate for this by wearing gators. Ultimately your bouyancy is compensated for using the wing or BCD and so very little air finds it's way to your suit. When this does happen though I find stretching out and lifting my head is enough for it to migrate back. The problem that some people find is due to too much air in their suit.

[john1959]

I see BSAC are spending more emphisis on buoyancy due to increasing incidents relating to poor buoyancy control resulting in rapid accents. Incorrect weighting not being neutral and air in the suits are the major causes

[skippydiver]

sounds yr doing fine dude

I have just done my peak performance speciality and the instructor told me on there that the best position is a streamlined position in which a little fin mkoves you forward a long way.
if you dont bounce up and down and put air in yr jacket every 5 secs then thats fine...
sounds like youve got the hang of something that is normally quite tricky to master

keep it up dude

Mike