Tech Sidemount skills include gas switching, gas management, gas switching staged ascents and valve drills.
Sidemount Diver course materials can save instructors and retailers time. Instructors don't need multiple sources to gather the necessary materials to teach a course. Nor do they need time to develop their own quizzes, exams, or other teaching tools. Customers and students don't need to be told why eLearning has been discontinued for this course.
Scuba diving training should not be limited to learning how to handle any eventualities. Although this is an important part of training, we ensure that you can do it when you're done. However, you should also be able to do it in mid-water and not at the bottom with your knees. This applies to all courses we offer, including Open Water and Technical. You will learn how to scuba dive and not how to survive underwater. It is not always possible to dive in an area that allows you to get down to the bottom if an issue occurs. It is important to be able and willing to tackle any issue in the water. That's what we teach.
This course covers technical sidemount diving skills and equipment. It includes classroom workshops as well as three days of in-water skill development.
We offer all levels of training, from advanced to beginner diver to emergency rescue courses. Contact Sidemount Technical Diving Panama City Beach today!
Sunset is a magical time to go out on the water. The sun turns gold, painting the sky with a variety of colors and hues that seem almost unbelievable. It's impossible not to be taken by it. The beautiful sunsets, ocean air, and vast sky will allow you to connect with nature. This will give you a sense of calm and relaxation that few people get to experience. A sunset trip will help calm your mind, and give you the chance to take in the beauty of the sunset.
The new program reduces the cost of both instructors and retailers by not needing to buy multiple sets or materials to teach the same course but to different audiences.
Don't grab animals, don't hold them for photo ops, don't go for rides on dolphins or turtles, and don't force puffer fish to inflate (it can be fatal to them).