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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2017
- Are you having trouble equalising? There may many factors contributing to this, including genetics, health, allergic reactions. Adreno's Wayne Judge will talk you through the reasons you may have trouble equalising and the steps you can take to reach your goals.
I think I'm having trouble equalizing even when I'm OUT of the water. I can only hear your voice in my left ear ....
lmao
I think i have the same equalizing trouble🤣
GREAT TIP, moving the jaw whilst trying to equalise..........................
Best video ever, thank you mate
Thanks mate, really informative.
Hey guys you're amazing, thanks for all information
Thanks for the advice! I equalized fine down to 25 feet, but had trouble after that. I find swallowing to help best for me
Great informative vid sir thanks
Thanks for your videos.
I bet all of you equalized during this video
For years I’ve been not able to equalize one but the other I can and I still can’t find a way to equalize
Precious 3
Super useful!
Hello there, first of all thank you for your clear and helpful instructions. If i try to equalize at home and i hear popping sound in both of my ears, does this mean i won't be having problem equalizing in water? Thank you
Every time I go diving I equalize and my face just kills, my sinuses are terrible even when I don't have a cold. It just seems like I have a cold even when I don't. I will try these tips out and hopefully I get somewhere. The Frenzal helps alot, it equalizes much cleaner and easier than blowing so will test that out too, also summer is coming around so I should be healthier.
if you have sinusis issues do not eat any dairy and milk products 2 weeks before diving, also if you still have issues clean your sinusus well(read about sinus wash, but always do it with NaCl solution from pharmacy (it is not safe if you do it with regular water, bacteria there can be fatal))
dragonfistbs thanks I will try it out
SPORTS AND GAMING :) also sounds like what is called a sinus block. Sudafed should clear it up. But as stated in this video it’s not good to use it often to dive. But it might clear it up and get it under control so then you can manage your sinuses. I’m no doctor it’s just what I’ve seen. I too have sinus and mucus problems. I practice equalizing mostly every day just to maintain communication through my Eustachian tubes and it seems to work.
I use the rinse bottle from NeilMed with warm distilled water and the saline solution, once or twice a day when i feel a little mucus or a tightness in my nose, and do it for a week or so. dont do it on the day you're diving tho.
A medical specialist of some sort dumbing it down? Great talk
i can only equalize my left ear, if i try harder the pressure in my left ear gets to strong.
it hurs like hell..
I can never equalize on the ground, only works while diving??
During my first practise using your technique by equalizatio, i got 1 minute and 20 second..is it ok for first timer like me sir?
Absolutely true about the dairy products, it´s a big mucus producer, however I love cheese!
Most of the times, only 1 ear is equalizing. Any tips how to solve my issues? Thanks in advc
Try it underwater, on the ground its more difficult
I got my 12m license with an instructor yesterday. I cannot equalise, I just stay at a depth and wait for a little bit until my ears are better, then descend slowly. Anyone else have this?
I think I might have damaged my right ear while dry equalizing, I can only hear you on my left
my problem is when the head is facing down can't equalize
@6:47 I thought he was gonna mention eel girth 😅🤦♂️
I don't know. I have been swimming for years--literally all my life--and I am unable to equalize. When I try to equalize, the pain is unbearable.
No one else seems to have this issue. There must be something malformed inside my ear. If I am driving to a high altitude my ears will occasional pop and it will be painful.
No one mentions pain. I guess I gotta go see a doctor.
Welcome to the club I couldn’t finish my license because of this trust me I know the pain it is like being stabbed over and over in your ears
I'm having trouble equalising for a long time. My problem is kinda weird, because I'm able to equalize down, but I fell pain when I go up. Although I'm able to make some dives without felling pain, after 6 or 7 dives it becomes very painful... I've already gone to some doctors to try to find out what could be causing the problem, but never had any improvement. Does anyone knows what might be causing the problem?? This issue has already made me lost some nice trips and fishes... and thanks for the videos =)
Thats the Reverse Block mate. Its mentioned at 5:00. I get that a lot too when diving in shallows after being in the water for 3 hours or so. I think of it as your ears are already tired of equalising lol and just get out of the water. The more you dive after having that first pain ascending, the more it will hurt for each dive. And it makes this weird shriek sharp sound when i equalise again on the next time, scaring all the fish away.. golden rule, something hurts, not feeling 100% well, a little seasick or something, get out of the water :)
I dont get the meaning of equalise. When you hold your breath without pinching your nose, do you breathe out, then pinch your nose? It would be very helpful if anyome could respond. :)
@@user-qp7df1sk5z go check out the part 1 of this series, does an awesome job explaining it. Better than I can
Dale O'Brien ok
@@user-qp7df1sk5z equalizing is basically adding air to your sinuses so the water does not push and damage the tissue in your eats
When I equalize it hurts any tips ?
Because u a ranga
probably best to go see someone who knows what their doing to coach you bud, you don't want to hurt/rupture your ear drum.
The volume on this video is VERY, VERY low!
That red nose though.
Santa's back up