The Forecast Calls for Indoor Hovering.

John Harman   Nov 10, 2026

Find Your Float at the Atlantic Edge Buoyancy Clinic!

Ever line up for a photo of a fish, only to realize you’ve floated right past it? Or look over during a safety stop and wonder how your buddy is hovering so comfortably while you’re doing the underwater bicycle?

That’s where the Atlantic Edge Scuba Buoyancy Clinic comes in. It’s a chance to slow down, practice with an instructor, and get feedback on the little things that make a big difference in how you feel underwater.

What we’ll work on

We’ll look at how much weight you carry, where you carry it, and how both affect your position in the water. You’ll practice trim, which is how your body is positioned as you swim or hover, and see how a small gear adjustment can help you feel more balanced.

You’ll also get time to practice hovering and holding your depth without constantly moving your hands or fins. Your instructor can point out habits that are hard to notice on your own, like a little kick you make every time you start to sink or a hand movement you use to stay level.

Why it makes diving more fun

Picture pausing to watch a turtle without drifting away, gliding over a reef without stirring up the bottom, or finally getting that photo you’ve been chasing. When you spend less of the dive fiddling with your gear or correcting your position, you get more time to enjoy what you came to see.

Who should come?

If you’re newly certified, this is a great way to get more comfortable between dives. If you’ve been diving for years, it’s a chance to fine-tune your setup, especially if you’ve switched wetsuits, changed BCDs, or wondered why your trim feels different on vacation.

Ready to retire the underwater bicycle?  Here's a link to our upcoming Buoyancy Clinics