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'Wreck & Technical Diver Training'

 A nice relaxed 90m dive with good friend Mr Lars Steffensen and his very tastie 'Buddy Inspiration' closed Circuit rebreather

How to dive your favorite shipwreck and more importantly...

...How to return safely!

For a specific wreck trip or technical diver training requirement please contact me here

Generic Wreck Diver Training Courses

Starting with 'Open Water Diver ' training

through to...

Trimix Rebreather wreck penetration below 100meters/300ft.

Open Water Diver Course (Basic diver training)
Advanced Open Water Course (Deeper basic training)
Deep Diver Course (No Deco Air diving to 40m)
Basic Wreck Diver Course (Air, No deco, Non-penetration to 40m)
Nitrox Diver Course (Learn to use Nitrox <40% for longer NDL's)
Advanced Nitrox Diver Course (Limited deco to 40meters, <50% for deco)
Technical Decompression Diving (Unlimited Deco to 50meters, Use Oxygen for Deco)
Advanced Wreck Diver Course (Mixed Gas, Full penetration, Unlimited Decompression)
Normoxic Trimix (60meters,20%Oxygen,25%Helium)
Hypoxic Trimix (100meters+ <20%Oxygen, >25%Helium)

"Formal diver training with plenty of real experience,

 diving a wide variety of challenging shipwrecks with experienced 'expert' buddies in different environments...

  is the key to staying alive while acquiring a safe diving attitude." B2

DSAT Diving Science and TechnologyInternational Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers

All the training agencies listed on this page offer internationally recognized tech diver training

But some agencies technical diver training courses have simplistic course standards that result in very much more easier to accomplish tech diver certifications than others.

Is this what you want - An easy course in learning a safety critical skill set? If you do, then you're gonna die!

 I strongly suggest you ask around and stay well clear of any training agency, individual instructor, or dive shop offering you a cheap and easy route into tech diving.

Find your best local instructor offering the toughest course with no corners cut, the best equipment, the deepest and most challenging experience dives, taught rigorously according to the training agencies standards.

PADI The Professional Association of Diving InstructorsBSAC The British Sub Aqua ClubTechnical Diving International TDI
For one thing is sure about tech diver training...

 Cheap + easy + cutting corners = DEATH

American Nitrox Divers InternationalNAUI National Association of Underwater Instructors

For the highest levels of technical diver training involving the breathing of Helium mixtures - if you have to ask the tuition price, then you likely can't afford it...,

...and if you try to dive Trimix depths without Helium, then your untimely demise is 'only a matter of time'

Roll the dice & make your choice...


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