Just signed onto the sight yesterday on the advice of a sales clerk at Sports Authority in response to a question about local dive clubs in south Orange County California. They said it was a good place to find reviews of the different clubs. I am fairly new to diving, with less than a dozen dives in the last two years since becoming certified. I am hoping to spend a lot more time under water this year. If anyone has advice on dive clubs in SoCal I would appreciate any input.
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if not don't
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Here are some tips to make your time at Scubaboard a fantastic experience:
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2. Check out the forum on Scubaboard that is specific to your geographical location.
3. Don't hesitate to ask any dive-related questions you may have. There WILL be someone here who knows the answer. There also may be people who are sarcastic or attempt to make you feel silly for asking questions. Keep in mind that Scubaboard is like a salad bar. Take what you like and leave the rest!
4. When available, really get involved IN PERSON. Several of us regularly attend local functions where we dive and dine together. It really does enhance your Scubaboard experience!
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