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PADI Underwater Navigation Manual allows you to get around underwater with ease. There are no street signs on the bottom of the ocean. The reef is not on the corner of 3rd and Elm, so you need to use compass bearings to get from place to place and to the boat or shore and back again.

This course is one of the favorites of many PADI Advanced divers. You will learn to recover items dropped off a boat, lost on a dive, swept away in the current, or even items ou just happen to find on your dive. These objects can range in size from diamond rings to out board engines on small boats. Whatever your treasure may be this course will help you recover it.

Observe aquatic life without disturbing their surroundings. Improve the buoyancy skills you learned as a new diver and elevate them to the next level.

Diving from a boat is a convenient and fun way to explore the underwater world. By reviewing the PADI Boat Diver manual, students learn the important do’s and don’ts of boat diving including: boat terminology, etiquette, safety and procedures.

You're a certified Open Water Scuba Diver and have a desire to increase your skill level so you may participate in more challenging and interesting dives. Maybe you want to see what it is like to dive at night, maybe what's instore for you when swimming on a historic wreck, or maybe increasing your depth limitations to deeper the 60' (18
meters). Whatever you're next diving adventure, feel better trained and increase your diving comfort by taking a Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) Advanced Open Water Dive Course.

The evolution of diving continues, as you are about to discover, in the PADI Sidemount and Tec Sidemount Diver courses manual. Sidemount Diving - in which the diver carries one or, more commonly, two (or more) cylinders along the body - has grown in popularity. And it's not just for tec divers, so much so that recreational divers are also discovering the benefits of assembly with? and theory of Sidemount.

Rescue Diver is the last step in your continues education" requirements to become a Master Scuba Diver, the highest non-professional certification in the PADI continues education programs. You have completed your Open Water and Advance Open Water Certifications and have also gotten five specialty certifications. Now it's time to help other divers when problems occur. The Rescue Divers Course gives you the knowledge to manage diving emergencies when they happen. Don't be one of the people who just stand around in an emergency and are clueless on how to start an emergency plan and implement it.

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