boomx5
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Does anybody know where I can take a DIR-F class in Northern California?
DIR-FClasses In Northern California
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cybordolphin
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Or Southern Calif.. for that matter... 
Hal Iotis
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Hi Scott - Did you receive the detailed response that I sent last week regarding your PM to me about local (Sac area) dive training?
I realize that re-doing BOW may not be what you need, but a refresher course or AOW would probably suit your circumstances better than jumping right into DIR-F. Better yet, why not update your equipment as you stated, then dive dive dive. There are several dive clubs in the area, and as I mentioned in my PM, Friendly Fridays on the Cypress Sea are a great way to get back into diving. The Breakwater in Monterey is also a good refresher dive site. My offer still stands.
- Tom
I realize that re-doing BOW may not be what you need, but a refresher course or AOW would probably suit your circumstances better than jumping right into DIR-F. Better yet, why not update your equipment as you stated, then dive dive dive. There are several dive clubs in the area, and as I mentioned in my PM, Friendly Fridays on the Cypress Sea are a great way to get back into diving. The Breakwater in Monterey is also a good refresher dive site. My offer still stands.
- Tom
The GUE website has a schedule of classes. I didn't see any for CA, but I've heard of a few in the past in Catalina. You may want to check the week view for more detail.
There is a group called BAUE in No. Cal that is tech oriented. They may have a better idea of the DIR-F classes in the area. Better yet, if you can catch up with them, I'm sure they can give you a good overview of DIR and a lot of skills from the Fundamentals class.
Here's a link:
http://www.baue.org/index.html
Good luck!
Ken
There is a group called BAUE in No. Cal that is tech oriented. They may have a better idea of the DIR-F classes in the area. Better yet, if you can catch up with them, I'm sure they can give you a good overview of DIR and a lot of skills from the Fundamentals class.
Here's a link:
http://www.baue.org/index.html
Good luck!
Ken
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