Team Reel Diving

Annika Persson Annika has been actively diving since 1994. She enjoys the underwater environment because regardless of where you go, there will always be something new to see and to explore. Annika is happily diving around in the shallow waters looking for macro photos, as well as she is having a fascination for sharks and other marine life

Edd began his diving career at the early age of 12 in the North Sea off of Scotland and has been diving ever since. He completed a degree in marine zoology and worked for many years as a researcher with various institutions. He is a member of The Explorers Club and was was nominated for the 2016 Eurotek Discovery Award for his work in wreck exploration

Teppo Lallukka is a Finnish cave diving instructor. He has been diving since 1991 and teaching technical diving since 2001. He started cave diving 1997. Currently Teppo teaches cavern/mine diving in Finland as well as Sweden and cave diving in France. Most of the diving is done in cold water. When not teaching, he enjoys multi-stage DPV dives as well as shooting video of caves and mines.

Per started diving in 1993 but work and family took him to non-diving countries until he returned to the Balkans in 2006 and resumed diving. He ventured into technical diving for his passion of wrecks and did his Tech 1 in 2015. He did Cave 1 in 2016. Per does most types of diving, but prefers wrecks and caves. In addition, he has a passion for education and for sharing his experiences.

Will started his diving career in 2008 at the age of 10. He has an undeniable passion for teaching, and to passing on knowledge of safe diving practises in technical, sidemount and closed circuit rebreather diving.He enjoys diving reefs, wrecks, mines and caves all over the world. In August 2020 Will also became JJ-CCR’s youngest ever instructor worldwide

Casper is a passionate diver and instructor under the Unified Team Diving system with a major interest in the historical aspect of wrecks and mines. Startede diving in 1996 and got the interest in the DIR philosophy in 1999. In 2003 I took GUE fundamentals together with Johan Enqvist in Mölle hamn, which was the first GUE fundamentals class in Scandinavia

Tiffany joins the team from Sweden and having spent most of her diving career in Scandinavia, her expertise is in cold water diving and deep wreck exploration. Her great passion is her JJ CCR and wreck diving, though she is happy to join pretty much any dive and share her excitement of the sport with both experienced divers as well as newer members of the community.

Anders started diving in 1989, it is the passion for diving, all kinds of diving, that is the driving force, but the interest in technical diving has grown stronger and mine and cave diving specifically. Anders regularly dives all systems, backmount, sidemount and rebreather. Anders is an instructor within NAUI, Padi and SSI and teaches technical diving down to 60 meters as well as mine diving.

Ian is one of the UK’s top and most respected, technical diving Instructor Trainers (IANTD UK) with thousands of hours underground. Ian specializes in Advanced Cave and Mine diving; but has also been involved in nautical archaeology, commercial diving operations, safety and support diving, scientific diving and TV diving documentaries for the BBC

P-A is cold water diver with a thing for wrecks. and other overhead environments such as Mines and Caves. I am currently involved with exploration of a new Mine system in Sweden that we hope to introduce to the public within the year. An active instructor with SwedTech Diving enjoying training divers in all step from beginners to deep diving and rebreather training.

Phil started diving in 1990 and he is now one of the world’s foremost IANTD Instructor Trainer Trainers. Phil’s professional Diving activities include being DSO Diving Safety Officer on WHOI, USA National Parks Service Submerged Cultural Resources, Lund University Sweden and DPAA Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency projects in Greece, Croatia and Sweden.

Ben started Diving at the age of 12. He has been teaching all over the world full time since 1999. His passion for diving extends to many fields but diving the deeper wrecks, mines and caves are what interests him the most. Teaching divers and instructors is also a big drive for himself to keep getting better and acquire more knowledge. Ben is Training Director at Unified Team Diving, UTD

Adam started diving in 1995 and knew instantly he had to teach people to dive. He wanted them to experience the same thrill and emotion of the underwater the way he had. Within a few years and hundreds of diver certifications later Adam started to teach Technical and rebreather diving, progressing to the level of World Wide Training Director for SSI.

Michael started to work full time with diving in 1995. As a Baltic Sea diver wreck diving comes natural. Even if he enjoys all types of diving, wreck diving really makes him feel like home. During the years Michale have had the great opportunity to dive wrecks all around the world and that have widened his way to teach diving.Teaching and sharing my experience is what it is all about

Peter has been diving since 2003. He has a strong passion to all types of diving and especially divesites with a historical aspect. You can often find him in a mine or in a deep, old quarry exploring the past and the present. Today he is an active IANTD-instructor. The combination of sharing his passion and teaching drives him a little extra. Peter is also the owner of Balanced Diving.

It wasn’t until 2011 he got started with diving, but ever since its been a lot. Like a life style. As much as he enjoys diving himself, he is passionate about sharing what can be found below the surface and do underwater photography. When he is not in the mines, caves or wrecks of the Scandinavian countries, he is involved in the different communities of local dive clubs.