I'll have to have a look through my course materials and see if I can find it...pufferfish:I'd be interested in hearing what the specifics of that was. New info is always welcome. You can PM me so we don't bore the locals to death
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One would hope. However, this is not supported by the current industry norms. For most agencies the term "Advanced" only implies 5 supervised experience dives of varying nature and has nothing to do with the skills expected of the participants. Isn't it amazing that so many experienced (and so called advanced) divers benefit so much from a GUE "Fundamentals" course when what it teaches are the basic fundamentals of good diving. If OW and AOW courses were taught properly the DIRF course would go out of business. As it stands it is probably the most needed course in the industry... irrespective of what you might think of DIR.
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Thanks Larissa. I'm not much for "Discussion Boards" but I figured I would give it a try. So many people are talking about this one. Now I have to put (real)names and faces to all the callsigns. GRIN
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