Guy Garman

Guy Garman‏‎ (also known as Doc Deep) was a renowned scuba diver and physician known for his attempts to break the world record for the deepest scuba dive.

Early Life and Career

Garman was born and raised in America. He pursued his medical degree and later established a successful medical practice. However, his passion for scuba diving led him to become a certified technical diver and instructor. He was known for his meticulous planning and preparation for each dive.

Scuba Diving Career

Garman's scuba diving career was marked by his ambitious attempts to break world records. He was particularly interested in deep diving, a specialized type of scuba diving that involves descending to great depths. In 2014, he successfully completed a dive to a depth of 800 feet, which was a significant achievement in the field of deep diving.

World Record Attempt

In 2015, Garman attempted to break the world record for the deepest scuba dive. The record, held by Ahmed Gabr, was set at a depth of 1,090 feet. Garman's goal was to reach a depth of 1,200 feet. Despite his extensive preparation, the attempt ended in tragedy when Garman failed to resurface.

Legacy

Garman's dedication to his passion and his ambitious spirit have left a lasting impact on the scuba diving community. His life and career serve as a reminder of the risks and rewards associated with deep diving.

See Also

• Scuba diving
• Deep diving
• Technical diving
• Ahmed Gabr

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