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In my 27 years of teaching I've seen a few, let's call them "special" students. They come various varieties, and each with their own peculiarity. While reading the blogs & surveys I am reminded of a few of them. Here's one I'd like to share, I'll call him No-gloves. I live, work, dive & for 27 years taught diving in Ontario Canada. The Great Lakes are large bodies of fresh water that have deep thermoclines. In the summer the surface temp can be a nice 70°F, but 70 - 80 feet below,... Read More
I just started my SSI OW Instructor course last week. Going to be lots of work for a while. I took the first of 4 mini- exams & scored a 95% (must get at least a 90%). I also completed a pre- test. That one really kicked my tushie. The physics seemed to be my big problem. Just another obsticle to overcome. Give me 2-3 mos. & we'll see where I end up.... Read More
Today I'm starting to write my own blog, yeahh...smile...I'm really happy to be here...and all because I will become a diver. After my last travel to Spain I deceided to start to learn to dive. I read many times artilces of divers they go across the world working and diving, spending their time on the most beautiful beaches of the world, places with beautiful landscapes and extraodrinary views. Ehhh the world is beautifl! Such a work and lifestyle I have always dreamed for...smile... I would... Read More
Well we finished our first IDC and Costa Rica has a bunch of new PADI pro's. Myself, I am an IDCS instructor right now,............yeah!!! the IDC went smooth, and we h ad a lot of fun, a few staff members from different dive centers in Central America were there as well and it made it a big complete great bunch of people. Our next IDC is Septmebr 20th. Costa Rica is a great place to become a PADI pro!! Check out the details at www.richcoastdiving.com... Read More
Tues. June 10, 2008- After breakfast we made our first dive on Danger Reef. It was a spot where shark- feeding dives are commonly done. The sharks come at the sound of the boat’s motors. There were probably about a dozen 8-10ft Caribbean reef sharks. Very Cool! I had a maximum depth of 61ft for 42 min. After the dive we moved the boat about ½ mi. to another reef with sharks in tow. The second reef was Amberjack Reef. It was about the same as Danger Reef, sharks & all. I did challenge a gr... Read More
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