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X Games Medalist Young Takes a Dive - From Killer Tabletops to Wrecks and Reefs Since he was a kid, Gary Young, 2009 ‘X’ Games BMX Freestyle Bronze Medalist, has been defying gravity, hanging in the air twisting and turning on his bike. Now he is taking his love of extreme activities down under the sea.“Snorkeling was really like the gateway for me to get into diving.” said Young, 26. “I started snorkeling a few years ago and it really sparked my interest. I learned a... Read on...	Date: 24/09/2009 Views: 182 Comments: 0
Plastic Shards and Cigarette Butts A Dangerous Diet PADI Divers Encourage AWAREness of International Ocean Clean-upThe world’s oceans are fast becoming a toxic and dangerous trash can for marine life. But this September the largest assembly of divers and like minded volunteers will join in a global clean up aimed at helping preserve the marine environment. “Even trash in Kentucky eventually washes out to the sea,” says Jenny Miller Garmendia, Direc... Read on...	Date: 28/08/2009 Views: 218 Comments: 0

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X Games Medalist Young Takes a Dive - From Killer Tabletops to Wrecks and Reefs

Since he was a kid, Gary Young, 2009 ‘X’ Games BMX Freestyle Bronze Medalist, has been defying gravity, hanging in the air twisting and turning on his bike. Now he is taking his love of extreme activities down under the sea.“Snorkeling was really like the gateway for me to get into diving.” said Young, 26. “I started snorkeling a few years ago and it really sparked my interest. I learned a...

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Date: 24/09/2009
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Plastic Shards and Cigarette Butts A Dangerous Diet

PADI Divers Encourage AWAREness of International Ocean Clean-upThe world’s oceans are fast becoming a toxic and dangerous trash can for marine life. But this September the largest assembly of divers and like minded volunteers will join in a global clean up aimed at helping preserve the marine environment. “Even trash in Kentucky eventually washes out to the sea,” says Jenny Miller Garmendia, Direc...