Imagine floating weightless after a long week – except it’s not air, it’s water. NCR’s aqua therapy scene is gaining momentum as a luxury weekend wellness fix. From sound healing by the pool and ...

Michael Turek recently descended 20 feet beneath the waves off New York’s coast to photograph divers who brave the green-tinged waters. Harris Moore, a diving instructor, at Ponquogue Bridge in ...

The scoring process in diving isn't the only thing about the sport that may leave viewers scratching their heads. It may seem odd for water to be sprayed on top of more water as athletes are ...

It’s hard to see through the water, and too easy to find trash, but divers are finding joy in exploring New York. Credit... Supported by By Arielle Domb Photographs and Video by Michael Turek Adam ...

The 2024 Paris Olympics are here and the world is watching the phenomenally entertaining spectacle that sports fans look forward to every four years with the Summer Olympics. Among many sports that ...

One of the most common diving disorders UAB Emergency Medicine experts see is middle-ear barotrauma, which involves damage to the tympanic membrane in the ear due to a difference in the pressure ...

As warmer weather draws families to pools, lakes and rivers, a University of Alabama at Birmingham expert, Jakub Godzik, M.D., associate professor in the UAB Department of Neurosurgery, urges families ...

Another world, foreign in time and culture to most Long Islanders, lies as close as the sandy shores at low tide. Scuba divers know it well — crustacean-encrusted canons from a Revolutionary War time ...