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front (leaning forward in a prone position), the belt stays perfectly balanced on your back. In this video, our diverse group of student divers demonstrates this stable and effective technique.
In this tutorial, we break down:
• The Prone Position: How leaning forward at a 45-degree angle keeps the weight belt from sliding down.
• The Right-Hand Release: Safely undoing the buckle and holding the belt away from the body.
• The "Back-Load" Replacement: Laying the belt across the small of your back so gravity holds it in place while you reach for the ends.
• The Feed & Tighten: Threading the buckle while maintaining a horizontal "trim" position.
• Diverse Demos: Watch our students demonstrate how this method works beautifully for different body shapes and buoyancy levels.
Why we recommend the "Lying in Front" method: It’s the most stable way to handle lead weights. Instead of fighting the belt, you use your back as a "table" to hold the weights, leaving both hands free to focus on the buckle.
Representation in Scuba: Scuba diving is an inclusive sport, and we are proud to showcase a WADI diver mastering his gear. Seeing this diver in action proves that with the right technique, gear handling becomes second nature for everyone.

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