FIT TO DIVE: Guided Practices for Divers
Take a mental surface interval. Guided audio practices to help you prepare, reflect, and get dive-ready.
£6.00 / month with 1 month free trial
Fit To Dive
Each practice is short, accessible, and made specifically for divers — with realistic language, professional guidance, and flexibility for use wherever you are in your dive journey.
Downloadable audio practices — stream or save for offline use
Pre-dive preparation — settle nerves and focus your attention
Breathing and grounding — steady your body and mind
Mental focus and skill support — build calm and clarity underwater
Post-dive reflection — decompress mentally after your dive
A growing library — new practices added regularly
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There’s nothing to keep up with, no daily schedule — just easy-to-access audio support to fit around your diving life.
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LISTEN ONLINE OR DOWNLOAD FOR OFFLINE USE Stream through your browser, or use the Thinkific mobile app to take the practices with you.
USE THE PRACTICES WHEREVER YOU NEED THEM Before a dive, after a dive, or in between — at home, at the dive site, or while travelling.
£6.00 / month with 1 month free trial
Fit To Dive
A handful of these are released each month, try them at your own pace. Make requests for new practices that fit your needs.
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Taking a Growth Mindset Path
Mask Skills: Being Present with Inner Experience of a Partial Mask Flood and Clear
Mask Skills: Being Present with Inner Experience of a Partial Mask Flood and Clear (Short Version)
Mask Skills: Being Present with Inner Experience of a Full Mask Flood and Clear
Mask Skills: Being Present with Inner Experience of a Full Mask Flood and Clear (Short Version)
Regulator Skills: Being Present with Regulator Remove and Replace
Mask Skills: Being Present with Inner Experience of No Mask Breathing
5-4-3-2-1 System Check: Quick Grounding Through the Senses
Facing Pre-Dive Trip Anxiety: Turning Towards Difficult Feelings
Body Scan Using Light
Post-Dive PMR (Progressive Muscle Relaxation): Release Accumulated Tension
Containing the Jellyfish: for When Reactions Sting
Observing Triggers: Learning From Reactivity in reflection After Diving
Full Body Breathing: Slow Breathing Practice with Attention to the Whole Body
Air Acceptance: Being present and willing when you are the first to run low on air
Thought Bubbles: Creating Space Between You and Your Thoughts
Diaphragmatic (Balloon) Breathing: Training Calm and Efficient Breathing
Dive Deep on the Previous Year: Finding Treasures in Past Experiences
Touching the Bottom of the Pool (Azure/Shallow 12 min): Guided practice for quick, deep relaxation
Touching the Bottom of the Pool (Azure/Shallow 7 min): Guided practice for quick, deep relaxation
Touching the Depths: Guided practice for deep parasympathetic engagement through imagery and breath
Aware Breathing: Noticing the Breath Without Changing It
After 1st April, the monthly fee goes up to £7 (annual to £70).
About Dr Laura Walton
I’m Laura, a psychologist, scuba diving instructor, and the founder of Fit to Dive. I’ve spent more than a decade as a dive professional and have seen many of the small challenges that divers face underwater. Things like worrying about air consumption, struggling with a skill, feeling uneasy in low visibility, or putting pressure on yourself to perform well.
I have a longstanding interest in how we can better understand our own experiences in the water, and in using insights from my background to support us as scuba divers to improve our experience of diving and our wellbeing.
For a number of years I have shared these ideas through courses that focus on building knowledge of theories that can help us as divers. These practices take a slightly different approach. They are simple guided exercises that help you reflect on your experience, settle tension, and develop a calmer, more focused approach to diving.
These audio practices are designed to give you a supportive space to explore your own diving experience and wellbeing. Many are based on situations I see repeatedly while teaching and guiding divers, and sometimes on things I have worked through in my own diving as well.
If there is something you would like help with, you are welcome to suggest it. New practices are often created in response to real questions and requests from divers.
