June 23, 2008
It has been a long time since I've had a chance to update anything, but I have just made some updates on my tour schedule.  I'm preparing to leave for two and a half months to tour the great state of Alaska onboard the Holland America Line's ms Veendam.  Check out my tour schedule for more details!  Maybe I'll see you out there?




October 1, 2007
New Demo Video Released:
 

September 19, 2007

I just received this artwork from an artist I work closely with.  It's a great picture that represents my recent working relationship with David Copperfield. 

September 8, 2007

Dave Womach heads out on tour, onboard the Sun Princess.

Over the past 5 years, Womach has headlined in many shows onboard Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruises, and Disney Cruises.  This current itinerary will take him to Alaska and Canada.  Check out his tour schedule for more details.

Friday, August 17, 2007

Dave Womach & David Copperfield!
I recently had the opportunity to work with David Copperfield, and train some parrots for him.  It was a wonderful opportunity, and we all had a great time (even the birds)!  I wish I could tell you what he's up to with his birds, but unfortunately I cannot share that at this time.  Just keep your eyes open.

- Dave

Friday, June 22, 2007

- FAREWELL SAIPAN - After a solid run at SandCastle Saipan, Dave Womach heads to Orlando, Florida.  The show closed on Wednesday, June 20 after 601 shows.  The time in Saipan was served well.  In addition to 12 shows a week, Womach set a world record (See below), scuba dived over 100 dives, produced a new show, and launched his very own line of products for magicians.

"One of the most memorable moments was when we were scuba diving an old WWII tank that sunk at 140'.  We we're just about to start coming up to our first safety stop when Jamie signaled me that she felt crazy (Nitrogen Narcosis), then her eyes rolled back into her head and she passed out!  I quickly grabbed her regulator and the back of her head, and slowly ascended to 75', our first safety stop.  She came to, and my good friend, Dale Carhill, helped me bring her back into the reef.  We only made it about 10 yards at 75' when Jamie pulled out the writing board and asked why we were both holding her so tightly.  She had no idea she passed out.  The moral of the story is to only dive to 90' with people that weigh 102 lbs.  That was the scariest day of my life!"

"The time here was full of memories!  I don't have time or space to write it all, however, it was wonderful!  One of my other personal successes was that I can now hold my breath for 2:15 at 60', without a scuba tank.  In other words, grabbing a breath of air at the surface, kicking down, and waiting at 60'.  For those of you who free-dive, you know how amazing it is!  About a week before leaving the island, I was fishing with my friend Morito Asai, who owns AquaSmith dive shop in Saipan, when I saw an old bomb from WWII. (Click here to see pictures of Jamieleigh on AquaSmith's website!)  I held my breath and dove down, when I reached 60', I realized I was being watched!  I looked over and found a large sea turtle who just sat a couple feet away from me, looking at me as if he was puzzled that I was there with him.  He swam around me for a short while, then rested right beside me.  Unfortunately I can't hold my breath as long as he can, so I had to return the surface, but seeing a sea turtle that close in the wild was just incredible.  I have many new goals for free-diving, and plan on taking a trip to the Bahamas to get trained by the best, World Record Holder William Trubridge, who set the record at 83 meters while holding his breath 3 minutes and 9 seconds!"

"My future plans... well, I can't mention exactly what they are right now, but you can take a look at my tour schedule, and realize that something is brewing on the horizon.  If you haven't already signed up on my newsletter, please do, so I can keep you updated!"

Saturday, April 21, 2007

Dave Womach sets the world record for the deepest underwater card stab without a scuba tank (or other source of air!).

A card was selected at the surface, and a team of divers made their decent to 62 feet. Dave took one final breath at the surface, and propelled himself down to 61 feet with no scuba tank. The cards were released at around 50 feet, and they dropped to the ocean floor. Just before they hit the bottom, he fired the spear gun and hit the selected card, the Queen of Diamonds!

The following slide show shares 10 pictures from the record setting event!
 

You can currently catch Dave Womach's full illusion show Live On Stage at the Sandcastle in Saipan! To visit the Sandcastle online check out their website at:
www.SandcastleSaipan.com

All-New DaveWomach.com website is launched!