British Underwater Sports Association

British Underwater Sports Association (BUSA) is a UK-based organization that promotes and regulates underwater sports and activities in the country. It was established with the aim of fostering the development of underwater sports and ensuring the safety of participants.

History

The British Underwater Sports Association was founded in the late 20th century as a response to the growing popularity of underwater sports in the UK. The organization was created to provide a unified body to oversee the various underwater sports and activities taking place across the country.

Role and Responsibilities

BUSA's primary role is to promote and regulate underwater sports in the UK. This includes sports such as scuba diving, underwater hockey, underwater rugby, and underwater photography. The organization sets the rules and standards for these sports, and organizes competitions and events.

In addition to its role in promoting underwater sports, BUSA also has a responsibility to ensure the safety of participants. This involves setting safety standards, providing training and certification for instructors, and promoting safe practices among participants.

Affiliations

BUSA is affiliated with several international underwater sports organizations, including the World Underwater Federation (CMAS), and the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC). These affiliations allow BUSA to participate in international competitions and events, and to contribute to the development of underwater sports on a global scale.

See Also

• Scuba diving in the United Kingdom
• Underwater sports
• British Sub-Aqua Club

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