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Ive been to Scuba World on Colonial. Havnt taken classes, but seems like an OK shop. Your best bet is to go talk to an instructor, compare service and price with other dive centers. There might also be some independant instructors. Have you done boat dives before? I highly reccomend it if you havnt. Plus, the deep dive is nearly impossible to do in our springs.Scubastud16:
Ah, no big then. What about deep experience?Scubastud16:
Hmm, guess AOW will be fluff for you then. Make em do a drysuit dive just to challenge themScubastud16:
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jviehe:Hmm, guess AOW will be fluff for you then. Make em do a drysuit dive just to challenge them
Keep in mind you are already "trained" to 130. AOW doesnt mean anything without experience. Many boats will accept and even prefer experience over training. Just FYI. That doesnt mean you can learn a lot from AOW. Just dont want anyone to get the impression that its the end all. It really depends on the diver.Scubastud16:
