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Hey Justin, Sorry about that, technical issue.

@Adreno Spearfishing I’m just glad for the training!

ALWAYS 1 NEGATIVE GUY LOL

I think you guys missed the joke... lol

Great idea!

Also they start to hurt when I equalise probably even more so when I'm out of water and I get heaps of random half pops not just one

Not really, because the pressure is decreasing.

Negative, his reply above is incorrect in every way, you always want to equalize up and down as it allows repeated dives more often and repetitively and helps install better technique and helps prevent an imbalance of equilibrium which nit only reduces issues with balance but helps prevent vertigo from diving at depth!!! If you have issues going to the bottom of an old school pool at 10 to 12 ft then you definitely need to always practice equalization during descent and ascension

@@rpetersen2 good info. Thanks

Thanks! Glad you enjoy our videos.

what method of equalization you are using?

dragonfistbs thanks for asking. I pinch my nose and blow. My right ear pops but my left ear may get a little pop or nothing.

Tilt your head away from the ear that is being difficult, apparently extending the eustschian tube can help..

do not use this equalisation technique it can cause damage to the eardrum. Google Frenzel equalisation

dragonfistbs thank you very very much for that advice. That is very affective. For a fact that my left ear equalised easer then the right one when it was the opposite. Many thanks

no

Not directly but often people are tense in cold water, as a result constricting the eustchians.

Hey Billy, As Jacob said, cold water doesn't have any direct effect on equalising, however, it has been noted that some people have a histamine response to cold water causing a partial blockage in the eustchian tubes.

As a biochem major I will tell you not only is Jacob and Adreno correct, but they also aren’t. Each person is different in genetics and biology and nothing can change this except training and repeatedly involving yourself in the same situation! This being said yes cold water affects equalizing directly as it happens in the inner ear and effects the Fallopian tubes and the colder it is the harder it should be to equalize if you aren’t experienced as you will experience minor shock from the water temps and possibly be in mild hypothermia and have issues, especially if you are only acclimated to warmer water temperatures. That being said, comfort under water and experience play a large role as well as you know to stop descending and equalize before passing different atmosphere levels without regard and risking issues so the answer is more truly yes and no from the scientific standpoint!!!

Hey there, that method is great for getting down in the shallower water, but if you're looking to dive deeper and for longer, we would recommend looking into the Frenzel equalising method, which we'll be covering in part 2 and 3 of this mini series.

Hey Forest, thanks for the feedback, we're always experimenting with subtle changes like changing the angle to include customers in the background so it's great to hear your feedback.

Matthew Mills In the title it doesn’t state once that he was going to teach us how to equalise but it is in the part 2 vid.

Matthew Mills Bruh tell me why i thought the same thing now im looking up videos on how to equalize 😂😂😂😂

Was thinking the same thing.