https://www.floridadivelog.com/gear-reviews-1 daily 0.75 2025-09-15 https://www.floridadivelog.com/gear-reviews-1/blog-post-title-four-xe954 monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1757895604924-EI8I52Q3LBTR6O7B0I25/Screenshot+2025-09-14+201840.jpg Gear Reviews - NeoSport 5mm Full Wetsuit https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1757895604919-1HA3W5RLYOGF36M5MMJS/Screenshot+2025-09-14+201907.jpg Gear Reviews - NeoSport 5mm Full Wetsuit https://www.floridadivelog.com/gear-reviews-1/blog-post-title-two-ss4h7 monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/4af302f1-7bba-468d-b0e3-f787f4d2c815/PB230011_Original.JPG Gear Reviews - Atomic Aquatics Blade Fins - A One-Trick Pony - Make it stand out Atomic Aquatics Blade Fins: Blade Fins: Designed to Deliver Power & Thrust Only Paddle Fin Design Can Provide Divers Cruise-Thru-the-Water Unique Structural Engineering: Combines Power-Loop Monocoque& Frame Rail Designs Maximize Kicking Power Vertical Stabilizers On-Fin-Tips: Keeps Fin Tracking Straight Up and Down w/Every Kick Wicked Fin and Buckle Styling: Distinctive Look Perfectly Complements Atomic Aquatics VENOM Mask and SV Series Snorkel See SKU's: ATMMVN, ATMMVF, ATMMVNARC, ATMSSV1, ATMSCSV1, ATMSSV2 Four C's: Capture - Contain - Channel Control: Capture Water & Contain Flow w/o Spilling Over Edges Channeling Flow of Water Down Blade & Off Vertical Stabilizer Edge Tips Controlling Power w/2-Frame Structures (Monocoque and Frame Rail) Fully Optimize Paddle Fin Design & Kicking Effort 2-Structural Frame Designs: Used in Aircraft & Indy Race Cars Atomic Aquatics Blade Fins Engineered for Power & Thrust Power-Loop Monocoque Structure: Engineering Term Monocoque Means Single-Shell Utilizing External Skin to Support Load Area Power is Applied Thru-Fame Rails Foot Pocket Power Plate: Power-Loop Monocoque Structure Connected to Sole Plate (Power Plate) Gives Divers Solid Feeling Like Fin is Bolted to Foot Power Rail: Frame Rail Design Each Side of Fin Mimics a Backbone or Spine Connects to Monocoque Vertical Stabilizers: Oversized Stabilizers at Fin Tips Keeps Fin Tracking Straight Up and Down EZ-LOK Buckle System: Easily Snap Buckle On and Off Be Confident, Won't Release Accidentally Buckles Rotate 180 Degree; Straps Adjust w/Simple Pull Rubber Fin Straps Equipped w/Large Pull Tab Easy Donning and Doffing Non-Vented Blade Fins Available in Multiple Colors and Sizes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/4c81312a-c0ab-49f5-9bdf-3fb371635d79/Screenshot+2025-09-12+142239.jpg Gear Reviews - Atomic Aquatics Blade Fins - A One-Trick Pony - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.floridadivelog.com/gear-reviews-1/blog-post-title-one-3tjcz monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/ba50bcb0-6fd1-43f7-b9e8-26019984868a/IMG_4292.jpg Gear Reviews - Zeagle Stiletto - A Marriage Between Travel BCD and Workhorse - Make it stand out Forgive the mess - I was half way through staging my gear. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/b080df19-f5e6-4311-ad9e-0d75326dd270/Screenshot+2025-09-12+143130.jpg Gear Reviews - Zeagle Stiletto - A Marriage Between Travel BCD and Workhorse - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/4718ca73-2c55-4b10-bc23-348bf3f4445b/Screenshot+2025-09-12+143156.jpg Gear Reviews - Zeagle Stiletto - A Marriage Between Travel BCD and Workhorse - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.floridadivelog.com/gear-reviews-1/blog-post-title-three-pwm8b monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/f7303a2e-d2ea-45a3-8b6a-81dbc880e760/IMG_4313.jpg Gear Reviews - Garmin Descent G1 Solar Dive Review - Jack of All Trades, Master of None - Make it stand out As a recreational diver, everything you need and nothing you don’t. My Thoughts: I picked up the Garmin Descent G1 mostly out of curiosity. I’d been logging dives manually and using a basic computer for years, but I wanted something that could do a little more without feeling like I was strapping a mini tablet to my wrist. More than anything, I wanted a daily driver - something I could wear to the gym, to work, and into the water without swapping gear or worrying about durability. The G1 looked simple enough, and after a few dives, I realized it was exactly what I needed: no frills, just solid performance and useful features that actually fit into my dive life. One of the first things I noticed was how intuitive it felt underwater. The screen isn’t flashy, but it’s clear - even in low visibility and the layout makes sense. There’s a “big numbers” screen option, which is great for divers who want maximum readability or have trouble seeing smaller text underwater. Personally, I prefer the layout with the active compass - it gives me a sense of orientation that’s especially helpful on drift dives or when I’m navigating unfamiliar terrain. It’s a small detail, but it makes a big difference in how I interact with the watch mid-dive. Also note the watch will automatically begin your dive when it senses you’ve breached the surface. During the dive, the G1 vibrates gently to alert you to things like ascent rate violations or approaching your no-deco limit. It’s subtle but effective. If you ascend too quickly, it’ll let you know. If you’re doing a safety stop, the watch will automatically start a countdown once you reach the right depth. You can also manually start a stop if needed. Once underwater, the G1 automatically starts logging your dive. The default screen shows your depth, dive time, and no-deco limit. You can scroll through other screens using the buttons. After surfacing, the G1 logs your dive automatically and saves it to the watch. You can sync it with Garmin Connect via Bluetooth to view your dive profile, GPS entry/exit points, and other metrics like heart rate and temperature. I usually review my dives later that evening and add notes to my log. It’s a smooth process and makes trip documentation for Florida Dive Log way easier. The G1 uses the Bühlmann ZHL-16C algorithm, which is solid and trusted, but I did find the factory settings a bit too conservative for my dive style. After a few dives, I adjusted the conservatism level to better match my comfort zone and dive profiles. You can also customize pre-dive metrics like gas mix and whether you’re diving in salt or fresh water, which helps accuracy of metrics and is a nice touch for Florida divers who bounce between springs and the coast. You can also choose your dive mode: Single Gas, Multi-Gas, Gauge, Apnea, or Apnea Hunt. I usually stick with Single Gas for recreational dives, but switching to Nitrox is easy- just hit the settings icon before starting the dive and adjust your gas mix. These settings are sticky, so once you dial them in, you won’t need to adjust them every time. It’s not trying to be a tech diver’s dream machine, but for recreational and advanced divers, it covers everything you actually need. The GPS feature surprised me. I didn’t think I’d use it much, but it’s become one of my favorite things about the watch. After surfacing, I can mark my location and later match it to my dive log, which is especially helpful when I’m exploring new sites or cataloguing trips for the blog. It’s also great for surface swims - knowing where I started and ended up adds a layer of awareness I didn’t have before. Battery life hasn’t been an issue either; I’ve done full dive days without worrying about it dying on me. Outside of diving, the G1 has quietly become part of my daily routine. I wear it to the gym, track sleep, and check my heart rate before early morning dives. It’s not trying to be a lifestyle gadget, but it does enough to be useful without feeling like overkill. I like that it blends into my day without demanding attention—just a solid piece of gear that works when I need it. https://www.floridadivelog.com/divers-choice daily 0.75 2025-10-25 https://www.floridadivelog.com/divers-choice/12-habits-for-your-best-night-of-sleep monthly 0.5 2025-10-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1597622453644-QV8OAFOP9UZLIZDLK79D/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - 12 Habits for Quality Sleep Before a Big Dive Day https://www.floridadivelog.com/divers-choice/step-by-step-guide-of-my-box-breathing-meditation-routine monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598818408631-DWWM1YS3YSW5ZRESR7LS/Box+Breathing+Graphics+%283%29.png Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers - Slowly release your breath through your mouth blowing out all the air in your lungs for another 4 count as you envision the object falling down the side of the box. ~ 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and ~ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598817770021-KBMEZL1O6D7EPA1WOPNT/Box+Breathing+Graphics+%28All%29.png Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598818082207-260X4L33EBJ9QG6LIUZL/Box+Breathing+Graphics+%281%29.png Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers - Slowly inhale through your nose and watch the object climb up the side of the box. ~ 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and ~ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598818186444-YPOBTL1JJM829RWPHXSI/Box+Breathing+Graphics+%282%29.png Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers - Hold your breath for four counts as the object moves across the top of the box. ~ 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and ~ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1597618306307-OALMO4NAK8OF8LGBPMT7/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598818496021-BV2H3XXWLDDTT689QN4E/Box+Breathing+Graphics+%284%29.png Diver's Choice - Step by Step Guide: My Box Breathing Meditation Routine for Divers - Hold your breath for the final four counts as your object moves along the bottom of the box. ~ 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and ~ https://www.floridadivelog.com/divers-choice/top-20-easiest-house-plants-that-anyone-can-maintain monthly 0.5 2025-10-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746258674-5YRT8BJR1PV9LVD3JSNY/Fertilizer.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Snake plants really do not require fertilizer to thrive but if you do, fertilize at most twice a year during the growing period (spring or summer). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746293231-EW75W2S9NTUB8R5YWHCT/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Aphids are attracted to the “sap” on ZZ plants and can be found hiding under the leaves causing yellow marks on the plant. If this happens, simply wipe down the plant’s leaves with a warm soap and water solution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748978702-46W7Z7YXYD90IPHUER1E/Water.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Use room temperature purified water as the Peace Lily can be sensitive to chemicals found in tap water such as chlorine and fluoride. Tip: consider spraying the leaves with some distilled water to maintain that glossy look. If you are away for a week or two, don’t fret, Peace Lilies are known to bounce back even after a bit of neglect. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1602461589398-H9I1DRW25VUZAVBAWTMG/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746293231-EW75W2S9NTUB8R5YWHCT/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home While not common, pests affecting Pothos will include spider mites, scale, and mealybugs. Mealybugs are the most common of these and can be removed using alcohol and a cotton swab or insecticidal soap. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746293231-EW75W2S9NTUB8R5YWHCT/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Snake plants are highly pest-resistant but may have unwelcome mealy bugs or spider mites if neglected. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748328220-4CKZZFPTJ05U4OP6LW5K/Sun+Exposure+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home The Peace Lily tolerates low light environments but may not flower under these conditions. Bright indirect light is optimal. Keep these plants out of direct/hot sunlight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746258674-5YRT8BJR1PV9LVD3JSNY/Fertilizer.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Peace Lilies really do not require high volumes of fertilizer; fertilize at most every six week during the growing period (spring or summer) and even less often during fall and winter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746375731-68GH6MUR5FCYYFJK7MGH/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Keep the soil moist and on average water once a week ensuring the soil stays consistently moist. While it is important to avoid overwatering, Peace Lilies prefer a more moist environment relative to other plants on this list. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748202456-C3HDIIA832PD52MUOWUN/Temperature+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ideal environmental temp: 16°C - 24°C / 60°F - 75°F https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746247649-F319BWT7U02MQPR35LSW/Sun+Exposure+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home While the plant tolerates low light environments, medium to bright light is optimal. Much like the Snake plant, these plants can also thrive with bright, fluorescent light making them a popular choice for indoor spaces with no windows. Keep ZZ plants out of direct/hot sunlight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598715869399-7CC2KCGBCBNUUNX1AMTQ/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home - Pothos (Devil’s Ivy) (Epipremnum Aureum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748141213-WG7YZZJ7DQS4H8R4JQ82/Temperature+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ideal environmental temp: 18°C - 24°C / 65°F - 75°F https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748101616-1BROZLZ5P8XFT1560PW7/Temperature+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ideal environmental temp: 18°C - 27°C / 65°F - 80°F https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1597600771483-DKIY94D4PJZK21BZHE85/pexels-photo-904621.jpg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home - Aloe Plant (Aloe Vera) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746251918-E9CUTL24VVDB91IAT1QN/Water.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Before watering, check if the top soil has become dry to the touch. Again, less is more because over-watering can cause stem and rhizome rot. When watering, drench the plant to allow the underground bulbs to retain as much water as possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746258674-5YRT8BJR1PV9LVD3JSNY/Fertilizer.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home ZZ plants can benefit from diluted liquid fertilizer once every month or two during peak growing season (spring and summer) and less often during winter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746375731-68GH6MUR5FCYYFJK7MGH/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Fast and well draining soil to prevent root rot during waterings. A succulent and cactus mix is highly recommended. Rather than a plastic or glazed pot, consider a terra-cotta material to relieve the plant of any excess moisture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1597598950740-VCHBZAUVHSRMSC3XS5SW/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home - Snake Plant (Dracaena Trifasciata) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746251918-E9CUTL24VVDB91IAT1QN/Water.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ensure soil completely dry between waterings. Drench the soil in water and let drain every 2-8 weeks in the summer (less is more) and 6-8 weeks in winter dependent upon home environment and sun exposure. Leaves will droop when the plant needs some water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746375731-68GH6MUR5FCYYFJK7MGH/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Fast and well draining soil to prevent root rot during waterings. A succulent and cactus mix is highly recommended. Rather than a plastic or glazed pot, consider a terra-cotta material to relieve the plant of any excess moisture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748101616-1BROZLZ5P8XFT1560PW7/Temperature+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ideal environmental temp: 18ºC - 30ºC / 65ºF - 80ºF https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746375731-68GH6MUR5FCYYFJK7MGH/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Fast and well draining soil to prevent root rot during waterings. A succulent and cactus mix is highly recommended. Rather than a plastic or glazed pot, consider a terra-cotta material to relieve the plant of any excess moisture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746375731-68GH6MUR5FCYYFJK7MGH/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Fast and well draining soil to prevent root rot during waterings. A succulent and cactus mix is highly recommended. Rather than a plastic or glazed pot, consider a terra-cotta material to relieve the plant of any excess moisture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746247649-F319BWT7U02MQPR35LSW/Sun+Exposure+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Realistically, this plant tolerates any light environment (low and high) but medium-light is optimal. Snake plants can also thrive with bright, fluorescent light making them a popular choice for indoor spaces with no windows. Keep Snake plants out of direct/hot sunlight as the leaves may burn. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746293231-EW75W2S9NTUB8R5YWHCT/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Aloe vera plants are most susceptible to the usual indoor pests such as mealybugs and scale. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/aa01a772-1894-4847-a059-f8bb23e87fdf/IMG_4218.jpeg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1597599757034-XOPM4GXBCI2R0KLIJWRR/pexels-photo-3952024.jpg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home - ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas Zamiifolia) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746251918-E9CUTL24VVDB91IAT1QN/Water.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ensure soil completely dry between waterings. Drench the soil in water and let drain every 3 or so weeks in the summer (less is more) and 4-5 weeks in winter dependent upon home environment and sun exposure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748328220-4CKZZFPTJ05U4OP6LW5K/Sun+Exposure+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Pothos plants prefer bright indirect light environments but medium light and low light is fine as well. Keep Pothos out of direct/hot sunlight. Pale leaves means too much sun, and loss of variegation (differently colored zones on leaves) means too little. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598717621206-56UKEYMNFQGDIHWXDJF7/image-asset.jpeg Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home - Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746293231-EW75W2S9NTUB8R5YWHCT/image-asset.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home While not common, pests affecting Peace Lilies include scale and mealybugs. Mealybugs are the most common of these and can be removed using alcohol and a cotton swab or insecticidal soap. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746251918-E9CUTL24VVDB91IAT1QN/Water.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ensure soil completely dry between waterings. Drench the soil in water and let drain every 2-8 weeks in the summer (less is more) and 6-8 weeks in winter dependent upon home environment and sun exposure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598748202456-C3HDIIA832PD52MUOWUN/Temperature+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Ideal environmental temp: 15ºC - 29 ºC / 60ºF - 85ºF https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746247649-F319BWT7U02MQPR35LSW/Sun+Exposure+Icon.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home The Aloe plant prefers bright indirect light and may bleach if placed in direct/hot sunlight. Unlike the previous two plants on this list, Aloe does not do well in low light environments and tends to droop and lose color. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746258674-5YRT8BJR1PV9LVD3JSNY/Fertilizer.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home While not necessary, Pothos plants can benefit from a monthly liquid houseplant fertilizer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1598746258674-5YRT8BJR1PV9LVD3JSNY/Fertilizer.png Diver's Choice - Top 5 Easiest House Plants to Maintain as Someone Who’s Never Home Aloe plants generally do not require fertilizer to thrive but if you do, fertilize at most twice a year during the growing period (Spring or Summer) https://www.floridadivelog.com/divers-choice/10-best-workouts-on-the-nike-training-app-to-get-to-stay-fit-during-covid monthly 0.5 2025-10-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607372377113-K42H9G9ODSOAX551VWCA/IMG_8213.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Yoga for Sport Improve your strength and stamina with this sport-inspired yoga practice. Combine conscious breath work with intentional movements to push your performance to the next level. I find this workout to be the perfect blend of functional mobility and strength work. Almost an hour long, this yoga session will strengthen muscles you didn’t know existed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607280280939-Q7DWOP45CKATNOM5WNLV/IMG_8202.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Restorative Yin Yoga A slow-moving and deeply restorative Yin-style yoga session, this workout is designed to improve overall mobility and flexibility through long-hold poses and breath work. To maintain a centered mind and body, I practice this routine each Sunday before bed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607374483254-IRPVZR4BTV205A5WRDK0/IMG_8209.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Kickboxing Basics Let me be the first to admit, I drastically underrated the difficulty of shadowboxing. Discover your inner warrior in this total body workout. You will learn basic Muay Thai striking and defending techniques integrated with bodyweight exercises to challenge every muscle in your body. This one will really have you moving (more like hopping) around your living room. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607280246759-ARPOA0DD9K0E8OCQOJQD/IMG_8203.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Quick Full Body Burn Quick Full Body Burn, or “Spicy Meatballs” as we like to call it, is perfect if you are pressed for time. The workout ticks all the boxes in just 14 minutes of intensity. Josh Adamson maintains a quick tempo, contributing to a highly enjoyable workout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607280359007-PH063DU3TCU2I76V88F2/IMG_8204.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Controlled HIIT This low-impact, high intensity workout will get your heart pumping. Unlike many high-intensity training sessions, it’s also gentle on your joints. The four supersets will up your heart rate and increase your strength. This is a great option for those looking for a gentle push when they’re not feeling up for a workout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607373815887-UD4SL6XNNAALC816BU35/IMG_8210.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Nontraditional Strength This full body, bodyweight only circuit, is designed to challenge your coordination and core control, with nontraditional strength drills, like Bear Crawls, Kick Throughs, and Dead Bug variations. This one is intermediate to advanced level and really kicked my butt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607371895735-S3UPRXMAIL54IB6F9J3X/IMG_8205.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Quick Heat Yoga Flow A yoga flow that is great for when you want to maximize your time - build heat as you move through the hip opening poses, then find your breath as you pick up the pace, connecting breath to movement. This is my go-to-yoga workout when short on time. This flow blends together all benefits of vinyasa into a fast paced and energetic routine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607371055261-TC3N6YCT77NY6F4SZ859/IMG_8214.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Vinyasa Yoga Flow This foundational, no fuss, yoga flow will start and end with hip opening poses to help you unwind and focus. Remember to follow your breath (and breath only through the nose) through the standing poses to build heat and strength. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607372481014-NO7B5QRXMRY02PJYE9WC/IMG_8212.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Primal Flow Evolution One of my favorite functional strength workouts - find your limits with these non traditional primal yoga movements. Stay rooted in your hands and feet as Branden leads you through an excellent hybrid workout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f380e8881c3fe6a3e6c560d/1607372014673-ILZNLE97BMWXJ02AUEAX/IMG_8219.jpg Diver's Choice - 10 Best Workouts on the Completely Free Nike Training App to Get in Shape for Diving - Breakthrough HIT & Flow 1-4 Each of the 4 variations are big workouts, with even bigger payoffs. Each circuit brings twists to keep you on your toes as you execute “animal moves” and various cardio sequences while building functional full body strength. There are also Breakthrough Flows focused on upper body, lower body, and core, as well. 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