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de Royal Xtreme Divers in 1st Quarter of 2010

2010 begins 'A NEW JOURNEY' for all of us BUT for me, its a FULL come back in the dive industry and coming back with a pride & style after 5 years. The planning, execution & expectation was way too perfect BUT all running smoothly on the sea front...

MHG was Xtreme Divers 1st Batch in 2010

Sara, my little samseng is on PADI Bubble Maker and soon to Junior Open Water Diver...

RGK was Xtreme Divers 2nd Batch in 2010

My beloved, Pengotor Divers back in action again with Rocky and Sufian and NOT TO FORGET Abang Amin (Pop)

my Freediving Training starts again after 10 years of rest... Merci Jade L..


the born of de Xtreme Divers Dive Shop @ Sect 23 Shah Alam
with me & Rahim as the Principal Director & In-House OWSI....

ZZ was Xtreme Divers 3rd batch in 2010

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