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Technical Diving SpecialtiesAdvanced and focused aspects of scuba diving with a technical training edge, ranging from caverns and caves, public safety diving, wreck penetrations to decompression diving and everything in between.
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I had over 500 dives when I finally decided to take up Tech / wreck diving. Thought it would be a piece of cake.
I was wrong .... the gear was one heck of a burden to get used to, but after 40 or so dives and configuring everything just the way I wanted it ... I was in the world I wanted to be in.
I love it and can't imagine going back to no deco diving.
I'm still watching and learning to improve my new set of skills and will continue until I can't lift those steel 130's anymore.
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