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Occasionally I will throw $25 at the LDS, sign the waiver, and screw off in the deep end while they are at the other end training new divers. It's worth the money, good practice.
But to answer your question, yes. Absolutely.
Occasionally I will throw $25 at the LDS, sign the waiver, and screw off in the deep end while they are at the other end training new divers. It's worth the money, good practice.
But to answer your question, yes. Absolutely.
I took a five class buoyancy course, all pool sessions, and it was the best thing I have done as far as going beyond the basics. I was pretty new at the time and it not only improved my diving, it gave me a huge boost of confidence.I'm relatively land-locked and my diving options this time of year are limited to mostly shop training pools. Is it possible significantly improve my buoyancy in a 10-12' pool?
lso, for demonstration and visual reinforcement purposes in the pool, when demonstrating and evacuating skills I would always have the DM's perfectly hovering in a "lotus" position behind me.