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Diving has been an activity largely taken over by the male, and where women are generally influenced by her partner approached, sometimes with no real interest in woman diving and even introducing some incompatibilities that could generate the same problems. In recent years this has changed and increased significantly the number of divers who enjoy woman diving on their own motivation and even as they who encourage their partners to enter the underwater world. Although I believe that human individuality is beyond any gender if I could identify some specific circumstances that define and differentiate in a way women in the development of diving, whether as students, colleagues or trainers. In general, women are widely aware of its limits based on their training and experience, and rarely exceeded. There is no competition or rivalry feeling that sometimes occurs free in a profile of male diver woman diving. This occurs because of the need not to compete, or be claimed against other divers enjoy woman diving in itself and not any supposed "feat" which may mean this or that down deep, or enter this space confined. In this same line courses often do we really need any profiles away from divers believe that year after year to gain value against its peers, or believe that through these technical courses or exceed the limits for which are not psychologically prepared. -pundonor Vs Competitiveness competitiveness, especially in the courses, can stimulate the efforts of some trainees, when they see their peers and testing stages than where he presents greater difficulties. Especially a profile of trainer encourages this fact consciously or unconsciously, and sometimes because they say it works. Not so in the trainee, where this fact itself may even lead to rejection and compromise the chances of the course to a successful end woman diving. However, there is in women a sense of pride, that it stimulated can help overcome some obstacles that may appear in the courses. That sentiment is not based on a sense of rivalry and competitiveness with the group but on a desire to excel and struggle in itself and supported by the self-esteem and commitment to herself not to be cowed by setbacks. Women as trainee fits the guidelines of the trainer facilitating their task. As a companion is a reliable person. A dip that can always be located, will fulfill the agreement and general surface is very fond of surprises and unexpected behavior in immersion woman diving. This is very important especially when we dive companions matched in unknown, where there is always some uncertainty. Diver women generally enjoy social networking with whom to share the woman diving activity. Are participatory in the establishment of groups, and are responsible for the cohesion and the pursuit of shared interests. Away from the individualistic behavior present in some male divers is difficult to find such women who come to dive alone, but sometimes, especially in the summer that act if it occurs with some frequency. When a woman leader in diving, generally does so in a nonaggressive way, whether leading from the professional point of view, as if leading the group of friends or couples diving stable woman diving. There are no situations of subjugation, or desire for superiority is evident in public that unfortunately can be seen in some male leaders either in courses or in the direction of a particular dive. It is increasingly common for couples sentimental match the pair of diving. Although this would for an article in itself is noteworthy that in such a coincidence when a woman from experience or mood leads the diving groups, often sympathetic to the limits of your partner, and never reveals in public. In short, the definitive incorporation of women both from the standpoint of personal and professional scuba diving, expands opportunities and brings new nuances that enrich the activity. woman diving. When a woman diving has a wonderful holiday made several dives with tanks and a few weeks later, back home, he realizes that during the holiday was pregnant. When diving increases the absorption of oxygen and nitrogen. The oxygen can be considered a potential problem for the fetus, but it happens at high depth in excess of that which can be reached in a normal decompression dive performed. Finally, studies conducted on groups of pregnant women who have made diving, failed to clarify whether there are real dangers to the fetus associated with this sport. Therefore, even if there is no evidence indicative of damage to the fetus after the diving, the easiest recommendations that pregnant women avoid diving woman diving. . .
