Sportsdykkeren

Sportsdykkeren is the member magazine published by Dansk Sportsdykker Forbund (DSF), the Danish federation of sports diving clubs. The publication serves as the federation's member journal, distributed to the clubs and individual members affiliated with DSF. Its content is tied to the federation's activities, including instructor training programmes and the work of its various committees covering scientific, sporting and service areas. DSF was formed in 1965 and, as of 1 March 2012, consisted of 161 member clubs. The federation is a member of the World Underwater Federation (CMAS) and of Danmarks Idræts-Forbund (the Danish Sports Confederation). Through these affiliations, Sportsdykkeren functions within a broader national and international diving community. The magazine is one of the communication channels of the federation, alongside its official website and the activities of its committees. DSF's committees include scientific bodies such as the Archaeological Committee, Biology Committee and Photo Committee; sporting committees for fin swimming, underwater hunting, underwater rugby and freediving; and service committees including the Appeals Committee, Historical Collection, Communications Committee, Technical Committee and Youth Committee. Sportsdykkeren reports on and supports the interests of these groups. As a member publication rather than a standalone commercial title, Sportsdykkeren is primarily circulated within Denmark to DSF's membership. Its identity is closely bound to the federation that issues it, and it is not a general-newsstand consumer magazine.

Sportsdykkeren is the member magazine of Dansk Sportsdykker Forbund (DSF), the Danish federation of sports diving clubs. The federation was formed in 1965, and as of 1 March 2012 it comprised 161 member clubs. DSF is a member of the World Underwater Federation (CMAS) and of Danmarks Idræts-Forbund, the Danish sports confederation. The magazine is issued to DSF's members and member clubs, alongside the federation's instructor training programmes. It serves as a communication vehicle for the federation's committees, which are organised into scientific, sporting and service groups. The scientific committees include the Archaeological Committee, Biology Committee and Photo Committee. The sporting committees include the Fin Swimming Committee, Underwater Hunting Committee, Underwater Rugby Committee and Freediving Committee. The service committees include the Appeals Committee, Historical Collection, Communications Committee, Technical Committee and Youth Committee. Through these structures, Sportsdykkeren reports on and supports the interests of Danish sports divers across a range of disciplines. The publication is closely tied to the federation's official website and its member services, and it circulates primarily within Denmark.

• 2012

  As of 1 March 2012, DSF consists of 161 member clubs.

• 1965

  Dansk Sportsdykker Forbund, publisher of Sportsdykkeren, is formed.

Member publication of the Danish Sports Diving Federation, serving the Danish diving club community.

• Sportsdykkeren member magazine

  Member journal of Dansk Sportsdykker Forbund, distributed to members and member clubs.

1. 1Sportsdykkeren (Wikidata)wikidata.org
2. 2Dansk Sportsdykker Forbund (Danish Wikipedia)da.wikipedia.org