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I am back from our shops open water weekend, where, among other continuing education students, we as a team certified 23 new open water divers. That's 23 out of 24, with the only incomplete going to a wonderful young 10 year old who got cold, but will achieve his goal soon. I want to congratulte and encourage each of them, and all new divers, to enjoy this achievement by being active divers. I also want to encourage you to each remember and practice the skills and safety habits and procedures ...

This weekend I will be part of team leading 24 new divers through their open water dives to certification as new divers, and as I know we have a lot of new divers in training who read scubaboard, I'd like to share a few suggestions with you to make your experience smoother and more enjoyable.

1.Check all you gear a day or two before the dive, to be sure you have everything, everything is working properly and everything fits properly. Put stuff on, especially rented exposure gear. ...

Yesterday we had a leaving party for our Operations Manager.

I hope he won't mind me saying his name because - hmm he's already an international dive celebrity amongst our regular customers and also has his face plastered all over our website, but Friday (a long term nickname, rather like "Crowley"! ) was, quite simply the best manager I have ever worked for.

Throughout my former life as an IT specialist I had a lot of different managers over the years, ...

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Originally Posted by scubadiveilat

So!

What's the opinion on diving the oceans of South America.

Have ever dove any of them? Some have provided inputs on Isla De Pascua. However the diving is low. Is it perhaps because it's too far? Or the barrier of the language. Input of your opinion or discussions on diving South America.

Are you interested or thinking of diving there anytime soon?. All your inputs are appreciated.

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