H2O lover
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I'm new to this board and have read several messages regarding DIRF. Can someone please tell me what all the talk is about.
Thanks
John
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John
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What is DIRF
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It stands for Doing It Right Fundamentals.
It's an introductory course for skills done by GUE
For information on what the class contains, check that link or these reports: DIRF Class Reports
It's an introductory course for skills done by GUE
For information on what the class contains, check that link or these reports: DIRF Class Reports
They accept newly certified divers (though they prefer you have a few dives under your belt first). However, you must have at least an open water cert card from another agency before you can take it. There is talk about coming out with a DIR Open Water - so a person, whos never dove before in their life, could begin from the start in the ways of all-things-DIR.
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