Once you've mastered the skills as an Open Water Diver, you may want to go a bit deeper, do some boat diving and (perhaps) explore a shipwreck or two! 

This will require an Advanced Open Water training certification. 

In this course, you have a good variety of specialties to choose from.  Some examples are:

• Boat Diving
• Deep Diving
• Enriched Air Nitrox (to stay down longer)
• Navigation
• Night and Limited Visibility
• Underwater Photography
• Computer Diving
• Diver Stress and Rescue (great to know!)
• Dry Suit Diving
• Equipment Techniques
• Search and Recovery
• Ice Diving
• Waves, Tides and Currents
• Wreck Diving
• Science of Diving (real interesting course!)

The possibilities are endless once you become an Advanced Open Water Diver!

You think of where you want to explore and we'll set you up for success - it's what we do!

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Equipment Techniques Class

Coming soon!  Contact us for details :)

This is an evening of an in-depth class, packed with knowledge! This course is very interactive and informative.  You will walk away with knowledge - a valuable tool to protect your equipment and get the most out of your investment.

The cost of this class is $175 plus the book.

You will learn:

• How to adjust the components of your dive system for your body type to make your diving a little easier.
• Performing basic maintence of your equipment.
• When is the best time to clean your gear if you're a seasional diver?  What if you dive all year?
  
• What to do with your equipement aftter you get back from vacation (care and storage).
• The best way to travel with your equipment.
• Proper cleaning and maintenance of your Air Delivery System.
  
• Performing basic field adjustments.
• Why do some people use thier tank to blow into their first stage after a dive - what is the proper way of doing it (according to your manufacturer)?  Are you doing more harm than good with today's 1st stage?
  
• Proper way to repair neoprene.
• Why soaking your equipment is not good for it.
• Covers all equipment from head to toe!

All information is accurate and strait from your manufacturers mouth - guaranteed!

What is the best way to store Neoprene?  How do you get the 'funk' out of your dive boots (and what causes it)?  How to properly clean the bladder of your BCD?  All of these answers and more from your concerns will be answered.

We've gone over and above with this course because we believe if you
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT it will last a long, long time!!

CPR - Emergency O2 - First Aid - AED 

Wether you are a diver or not, this is a valuable course to take.  Anyone is welcome to attend and will be fully certified to administer help when someone needs it.

The CPROX course is a straight forward, on nonsense appraoch to teaching you as the first responder to an emergency how to handle the situation.  

The course is CPR and Emergency Oxygen administration combined into one program.  You will learn how to use what is at your disposal to treat and stabilize victims until medically trained professionals arrive.  

We will cover:

 - Scene assessment

 - CPR

 - O2 administration

 - First Aid

 - Bloodborn Pathogens

 - AED

We choose to teach the SDI/TDI course specifically because of the in depth, comprhensive and clear understanding of materials.  

This is affiliated with First Response Training International.  You will walk away confident of your abilities after this course.

The training will be held at our store on 

Sunday, November 18th from 9am - 1pm.

The cost is 

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