Lukiedukie
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I am a new diver and looking at getting into DIR and I am wondering where I can find info about DIR local. Any help would be great.
Where to find info on DIR in the Dallas Tx area
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Wow, that's an old thread.
Texass took a DIR class, but I don't remember who sponsored it.
Good luck Lukie, There are a number of Tec divers around here. You could learn something from many of them. Try asking the same question on Deco stop.
TwoBit
Texass took a DIR class, but I don't remember who sponsored it.
Good luck Lukie, There are a number of Tec divers around here. You could learn something from many of them. Try asking the same question on Deco stop.
TwoBit
Ouch, converting to the dark side so soon. 
Contact Emerald Sea Divers in Plano.
http://www.emeraldseadivers.com/
I wouldn't count on getting accepted into any tech training at this point though. Though are going to require that you have a lot more experience.
Contact Emerald Sea Divers in Plano.
http://www.emeraldseadivers.com/
I wouldn't count on getting accepted into any tech training at this point though. Though are going to require that you have a lot more experience.
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Look at the calendar on www.gue.com
If there is nothing there, contact Brando at www.scubaguys.com or MHK on this board.
If there is nothing there, contact Brando at www.scubaguys.com or MHK on this board.
Hi,Lukiedukie:
Go to the GUE website and look on the Class calendar. If you look at the monthly view and check for a class in Dallas. But click on the class and there will be contact info there. I beleive there was a Triox class going in Septmeber or October of last year. Check the class, and you should find contact info for Don Champlin. He's a great guy and active in the DIR community there in Dallas area. he should be able to get you going.
Good luck!
If you run into problems, don't hesitate to contact me!
dive safe!---brando
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BCS:
Hey Brando it's too hot to teach there right now ;-) We've done several classes there and as you note Don Champlin is the guy to contact as well as Chris Elis. They're doing a good job at organizing the area, and they are running the mid-week tweak I think on Wednesday nights. You gonna join me for the next class??
BTW, call me over the weekend we need to figure out a weekend for Alaska..
Later
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Lukiedukie
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Detonate:Ouch, converting to the dark side so soon.
Contact Emerald Sea Divers in Plano.
http://www.emeraldseadivers.com/
I wouldn't count on getting accepted into any tech training at this point though. Though are going to require that you have a lot more experience.
I would not say I am converting just interseted. I am looking at all information to make myself a better diver.
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Lukiedukie
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I dove with Texass and Humanphibain a couple of weeks ago and they sparked my interest in it. I got the book Doing It Right: The Fundamentals of Better Diving
By Jarrod Jablonski on the way that should answer most of my question I have about DIR. At least I hope so
By Jarrod Jablonski on the way that should answer most of my question I have about DIR. At least I hope so
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Lukiedukie
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BCS:
Thank you sir I have along way to go before I am any near ready to be schooled in a a DIR-F class. If the book I ordered does not answer my questions I will be sure to hit you up for more detail. Thank you for your help.
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