Wanna learn to SCUBA Dive?

So, you're thinking about learning to SCUBA dive and you want to know what is involved and what you will be doing. Well, first you will have a great time experiencing the weightlessness of being underwater and we know you will enjoy the view! There are many options once you decide to "take the plunge". “They are two nights per week for 2 weeks, one Saturday to do pool training and one weekend to d your certifying training dives (preferably in salt water.)” . These classes are the most popular. They are two nights per week for three weeks, one Saturday to do two training dives and one weekend to do your certifying training dives (preferably in salt water). Classes are usually on Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday.

There are Weekend Classes that are accelerated and require academic commitment and excellent swimming skills. This class is one weekend of class and pool and one weekend of diving. Academics are in the morning and the pool sessions are in the afternoon, on the first weekend. You can expect 3 to 5 hours of academics and 3 to 4 hours of pool work each day of the first weekend. The second weekend are two training dives on Saturday and two training dives on Sunday.

We also offer private classes that are conducted to the schedule of the student. No matter what class you choose there are academics, confined water sessions and open water dives and Exams to pass.

During the academic session you will learn what it takes to be a safe, knowledgeable and competent diver, you will learn about proper equipment for scuba diving, the effect scuba diving has on your body, how to safely plan dives and what you will see while scuba diving. There may be a quiz to take after each chapter depending on the organization you choose for your certification. There is a Final Quiz no matter what organization you choose for certification.

During the pool sessions, or Confined Water sessions (because your in a pool), you will learn how to assemble and use your equipment. You will also learn how to do the following:

• Enter and exit the water,

• Breathe underwater from SCUBA,

• Clear your mask underwater if it becomes flooded,

• Manage your buoyancy,

• Kick your fins correctly,

• Protect the environment when underwater, and

• How to be a good diving buddy.

Of course this is just "skimming the surface" there are many skills you will learn, we'll tell you the rest when you register for the class!

Please note that there are time, monetary, and educational commitments to become a safe, competent scuba diver. ARE YOU READY?

 
 

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