One of the best ways to beat the heat this summer is to soak in the
water. Here in Central Texas, you can even stay down there awhile.
Nick
Popov is the manager of Oak Hill Scuba. The organization offers
week-long summer camps for kids ages 10 to 15 to teach them how to scuba
dive.
"It's a lot of fun. You go out to the springs, you do some
diving maybe go out to Lake Travis as well and do some diving. Bring
some food out there and grill out. But the best thing is they get their
scuba diving certification," Popov said.
For more information on
how you can get your kids diving this summer, check out visit Oak Hill Scuba.
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