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Basic Open Water Course
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Part I
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The Basic Open Water course consists
of three In Class Sessions that will cover introduction to Scuba, review
of material and student requirements, equipment requirements |
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Part II |
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In
Water Training
consists of
two
Pool Sessions to review basic water safety skills, swimming skills, and
introduce skin diving and Scuba Skills.
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Here you will learn to use
your Snorkeling and Scuba equipment properly, Pre-dive equipment inspection,
setup, removal, cleaning and care of equipment. Now you're ready to dive. |
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Part III |
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Will
include Two days of diving (5 training dives) to complete your Open Water Diving
certification. The first day of diving will be held in one of Florida's crystal clear fresh water springs.
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The second day you will
be diving in the Gulf of Mexico for your final certification dives. This
course
includes the use of BC, Regulator, Tanks and Diver Certification
Cards. |
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Group Instruction |
$189.00 + materials
and dives |
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Semi-Private
Instruction |
$450 per person |
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Private Instruction |
$550 per person |
 Nitrox
Certification included - Requires one extra academic session and Nitrox
Materials |
Let's get
started today! Call or email for more info
Specialty Scuba Courses Available
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Specialty Diver Courses |
| Recreational Deep
Diving |
Night and Limited
Visibility |
| Search and Recovery |
Stress & Rescue |
| Wreck Diving |
Boat Diving |
| Navigation |
Nitrox |
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(Specialty
courses will be applied toward Advanced Open Water Certification) |
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Nitrox
Certification Course $149.00 |
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This half day course
introduces you to
Recreational Nitrox diving |
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Nitrox
is a different mixture of Oxygen and Nitrogen than the air we normally
breathe which contains about 21% Oxygen and about 79% Nitrogen. By
enriching the air with a small amount of additional Oxygen we
effectively reduce the amount of Nitrogen available for adsorption
during a dive. This means that with equivalent dive times, a Nitrox
diver will have less dissolved Nitrogen in their tissue groups than the
air breathing dive partner. The lower Nitrogen level allows divers
longer no decompression limits at recreation depths, shorter surface
intervals between dives, and less physiologic stress on the tissues of
the body.
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Advanced Open water
Certification Course |
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This course requires a
minimum of 4 specialty courses and divers must have 25 logged dives.
This is a detailed course that requires the commitment, time, and effort
of each diver. Each Student will have the opportunity to dive in several
challenging conditions under the direct supervision of the instructor.
Upon completion of the Advanced Open Water course you will be a self
sufficient, comfortable, and confident…
Advanced Diver!
$250.00 + Educational material and
dives |
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Professional Certification Courses
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Ever dream of having the ocean
as your office?
SSI Dive Control Specialist,
or DiveCon, is our initial dive leadership level and is considered by
many as the "fun" leadership rating. It's fun and satisfying because you
can do more than any other entry-level dive leader. As a Dive Control
Specialist you can:
- Work on dive boats, at resorts and
retail stores, and take people diving
- Lead dive trips and tours
- Assist SSI Instructors in the pool and
open water
- Teach skills in the pool under the
direct supervision of an SSI Instructor
- Teach the SSI Scuba Skills Update
program
- Teach the SSI Snorkeling program
- Teach selected SSI Specialty courses
like:
- Boat Diving, DAN O2, Equipment
Techniques, Free Diving
- Marine/Fish Identification, MX-10
Photo, Navigation,
- Underwater Sign Language,
Underwater Photo, Underwater Video
- Teach selected First Aid and CPR
programs
You can do more because you receive both
dive master and assistant instructor training in the Dive Control
Specialist course. With other agencies these components are separate
courses.
You will study advanced physics, physiology
and decompression theory. You'll practice advanced rescue techniques,
fine-tune your diving skills and learn the basics of teaching.
Plus, there's a high demand for SSI Dive
Control Specialists at retail shops and exotic resorts.
This is the first
step to becoming a Scuba Instructor |
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Tampa's ONLY Dual NAUI and SSI Training Facility
We are authorized to train both Agencies Programs
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