wb416
Contributor
Uncle Pug once bubbled...
... at least you didn't break down and cry during the class... I had a friend who did!
I saw some of that ... but they stuck with it. Also saw others that walked out and didn't return. I couldn't understand why though. It's a non-cert class, and they would work with you to help find improvement.
I'm sure it shatters allot of over-inflated self-images.
Bottom line: Ya just gotta be willing to take "whatever-you-bring-to-the-party" and be willing to improve on it.
Last year I recall thinking I was probably ready for a Tech 1 class, but in my first Fundamentals class I had one dive with squirrelly bouyancy. I decided then to wait on Tech 1 and drill-the-skills more, and later spent an entire 45 minute dive at 15 ft staring at the same link of the chain holding the training platforms up. OK... it's not the most exciting way to spend a dive, but I had to prove to myself that I could not only hold depth, but relative position in the water.
The class shows you areas that need improvement, but it's up to the individual to take/make the time to shore these areas up.
wb