It was has been a long since the last time I dived went scuba diving. The last time it was a cenote dive in Mexico. where I dived for first time in fresh water in a Cenote. It was good, but less I'd thought disappointing. You can see very clearly see the stones carved by water, but when you are inside the water for a time, it's allways they are all the same. Really, I don't know if there's any point in paying what is asked for it it's worth it. 

     Before this occasion, Prior to that I had dived in the sea, with did a cold open-water dive. I started to do it doing these [good use of the past progressive tense] with a good friend of mine who is a great instructor, too. as well.

     When I was in the beginning of my practices began learning [good use of the past progressive tense] how to scuba dive, I thought the most difficult part it would be to breathing only through my mouth, and it I was right. I had a habit of exhaling through my nose from  was inevitable, above all, for my past as a swimmer. When I could do that learned to breath correctly, it was alright.
     I don't need to see lots of fish and beautiful stones to enjoy the inmersions my dives. What I enjoy The most I like is the feeling of ingravity weightlessness. You I can control when you go up or go down only with your decending and asending using only my breathing breath, and I liked when I passed close to the rocks.

Scuba diving

It's been was long since the last time I dived. Last time it was in Mexico, where I dived for the first time in fresh water in a Cenote. It was good but less I'd thought. You can see very clearly the stones carved by water, but when you are inside the water for a time, it's allways the same. Really, I don't know if there's any point in paying what is asked for it.
Before this occasion, I had dived in the sea, with cold water. I started to do it with a good friend of mine, who is a great instructor as well. When I was in the beginning of my practices, I thought the most difficult it thing would be to breathe only through my mouth and it was right. Exhaleing through my nose was inevitable, ; above all, in for my past???  as a swimmer. When I could do that correctly, it was all right.
I don't need to see lots of fishes and beautiful stones to enjoy the inmersions. The most I like is the feeling of ingravity. You can control when you go up or go down only with your breath, and I liked when I passed close to the rocks.