A co jeśli się nie uda?
by: Andrzej GornickiPublished on: 09/09/2026„Jakoś” teleportujemy się na brzeg, „jakoś” do komory, „jakoś” udzielimy pierwszej pomocy. O tym, czego nurkowie nie planują — i dlaczego tego nie robią.
Learning Review – Manta Lodge Missing Diver Incident
by: Mike MasonPublished on: 05/09/2026A Human Factors learning review of two divers lost at sea for almost 24 hours, exploring teamwork, drift diving, surface recovery and survival.
The Power of Laziness: Self-Sufficiency & Teamwork are not mutually exclusive
by: Lanny Vogel Published on: 26/08/2026Self-sufficiency builds capability, but performance comes from the system. The most successful divers manage margins, use the team, and recognise how drift, workload, and context shape decisions.
Fifty Words Describe Diving Success & Failure and not one of them is complacency
by: Gareth LockPublished on: 19/08/2026Poor buddy check. Inadequate training. Complacency. These are verdicts dressed as findings. A new taxonomy shows a better way to describe the conditions that shape diving performance, and diving now has its own fifty that we can use to be better
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