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Would anyone know the requirements and inclusions of SDI's deep diving speciality? I tried contacting SDI/TDI at worldhq@tdisdi.com (from tdisdi.com) but I haven't gotten a response from them for more than a week already. Or a working SDI/TDI email would help too ;-)
SDI’s Deep Diver course is a must for any diver wishing to explore a little more and will teach you the risks and benefits of deep diving. Many interesting sights lie just beyond 18m/60ft such as beautiful wall dives, ship wrecks, and critters that don’t come into the shallows. During the course, your SDI Instructor will take you on two covers skills like
Proper descents
Air management
Effects of nitrogen narcosis
Dive planning,
By the end of the course your knowledge and comfort level will have increased. The Deep Diver course has a maximum depth of 40m/130, the suggested sport diving limit.
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