MelasLithos
Contributor
I didn't logged any of the pool exercices.
Then I did one log for the first OW morning (we did one "fun" dive with a few exercice at the surface before diving), and a whole lot of exercices with a lot of going up and down after.
I did a second log for the first OW afternoon, where we did the first scenario (very short dive) and another fun dive after.
Then I wrote an entry in my log for the second morning of OW and scenario 2 because I wanted to remember it and note down a few tips from my instructor, but I didn't count it as a dive since I stayed in the surface.
So basically, I have a lot of notes scribbled down in my log book, and decided to clump some of those as "dives", some not. But that's why my log book is just a normal notebook, so that I can write whatever I feel like in it and want to remember, and not feel forced to follow and be restricted by the usual "dive" format. I even have some snorkelling sessions logged in it because I saw something cool I wanted to remember.
Then I did one log for the first OW morning (we did one "fun" dive with a few exercice at the surface before diving), and a whole lot of exercices with a lot of going up and down after.
I did a second log for the first OW afternoon, where we did the first scenario (very short dive) and another fun dive after.
Then I wrote an entry in my log for the second morning of OW and scenario 2 because I wanted to remember it and note down a few tips from my instructor, but I didn't count it as a dive since I stayed in the surface.
So basically, I have a lot of notes scribbled down in my log book, and decided to clump some of those as "dives", some not. But that's why my log book is just a normal notebook, so that I can write whatever I feel like in it and want to remember, and not feel forced to follow and be restricted by the usual "dive" format. I even have some snorkelling sessions logged in it because I saw something cool I wanted to remember.