Learn to Scuba Dive and Travel the World!
Get your Scuba certification which will be your passport to under water adventure!
Open Water Class:
(First step in learning to dive, rated to 60ft)
December 3-5th / 11-12th.
Weekend class is held over two weekends. Independent study material must be completed before the first day of class. Allow yourself up to at least one week to complete the homework required for the completion of the class. Classes fill up fast and are limited to 8 students.
Next Open Water Class: January 4-6th / 15-16th
Advance Open Water Class: December 18-19th
(Next step, rated to 100ft)
5 introductory specialties for your Advance Class:
Underwater Navigation: learning how to use a compass underwater so you will be able to getting an understanding how to navigate under the water safety.
Search & Recovery: learn how to use an expanding square to find a lost object. Rigging and using a lifting device to find said object and swimming with it back to your starting point while using underwater navigation.
Peak Performance Buoyance: learn how to properly weight yourself and swim with less effort, increasing your logged bottom time
Sunday 17th, 2 introductory specialties:
SeaDragon Charters
Deep Dive: plan on how to make a safe deep dive with the proper air supply and the learning the dangers of diving at deeper depths.
Drift Dive: the best thing ever, boat diving with a drift dive. Your drop in and dive and the boat comes and picks you up. Learn how to drift comfortable and safety.
The Advanced class is done over 2 days with 5 intro specialties dives to be completed.
Non-Diving Education:
Emergency First Response - First Aid and CPR Tuesday, December 7th, 6:30pm
Take a step toward emergency preparedness and meet the Rescue Diver prerequisites with Emergency First Response. As one of the foremost international CPR and first aid training companies, Emergency First Response gives you the confidence to respond to medical emergencies -- not just in the diving world, but in your every day world with your family, friends, neighbors and coworkers too.
Emergency First Response courses encompass:
· CPR for adults, children and infants
· First aid for adults, children and infants
Specialty Classes*
Dry Suit Speciality: December 9th,
Thursday @ 6:30pm,
Have you been wanting to get your dry suit certification? One day in the pool for an orientation dive, and then we go on an open water dive. This is a great class to get introduced to diving in the Pacific Northwest if you are new to the area. The open water dive will be determined on pool session night for the following weekend.
Enriched Air (Nitrox) Specialty:December 14th, Tuesday @ 6:30pm
Designed to qualify recreational divers to use enriched air "nitrox" (EANx) for no stop recreational diving. The program addresses the use of enriched air with 22 to 40 percent oxygen, with emphasis on nitrox with 32 and 36 percent oxygen. This class is just one night of classroom learning! Must have your books and DVD watched and completed before the night of classroom.
Review, Learn or Discover Diving
Discover Scuba: Dec 9th, Thursday @ 6:30pm
Interested in learning to dive but not sure what scuba is about? A fun and affordable Discover Scuba session is the answer! Limited to only 4 people. Sign up now, spaces fill up fast. Minimum age is 10 years old.
Basic Refresher:Dec 9th, Thursday @ 6:30pm
Been out of the water for awhile and tired of missing out of all the fun we are having? Get in the pool for an hour to get a basic refresher before going out to the open water. Sometimes all it takes is to just get under the water to get back on track. Space limited, call for pricing and availability.
Scuba Review/Tune-up: [Class time TBD upon students/instructor schedule.]
If it has been more than two years since you have been in the water, we recommend a more in depth Scuba Review/Tune-up. One night of pool, classroom and an optional open water dive. Call for an appointment.
