Scuba training for cave divers and technical divers
Deco 40
The Deco 40 scuba certification allows divers to extend their bottom time by performing decompression stops. This course is designed to be done with your normal recreational equipment with the addition of a pony bottle for safety and is a bridge between recreational scuba diver and technical diver. With appropriate practices it can be p
The Deco 40 scuba certification allows divers to extend their bottom time by performing decompression stops. This course is designed to be done with your normal recreational equipment with the addition of a pony bottle for safety and is a bridge between recreational scuba diver and technical diver. With appropriate practices it can be possible to safely double the bottom times of dives, even at depths of 130 feet! A minimum of 2 days are required and you must already have a strong comfort level with your basic skills.
Deco 50
Deco 50 is truly a technical diver scuba course. It must be done in twinset or side mount and qualifies the diver to stay beyond no decompression limits and subsequently perform decompression stops during the ascent. Also a pre or co-requisite to the level 2 cave divers course. This course allows for trimix as the bottom gas and accelera
Deco 50 is truly a technical diver scuba course. It must be done in twinset or side mount and qualifies the diver to stay beyond no decompression limits and subsequently perform decompression stops during the ascent. Also a pre or co-requisite to the level 2 cave divers course. This course allows for trimix as the bottom gas and accelerated decompression with a stage bottle gas of up to 100 oxygen. Maximum depth is 165 feet/50 meters. Typically takes five days.
Cavern Diver
This training takes you into the exciting world of flooded caverns. You will learn how to handle the "what ifs" of having a ceiling above you while scuba diving. Divers can expect to master low silt propulsion techniques, guide line management, zero viz situations and more. The class is conducted over at least 2 days and is best done i
This training takes you into the exciting world of flooded caverns. You will learn how to handle the "what ifs" of having a ceiling above you while scuba diving. Divers can expect to master low silt propulsion techniques, guide line management, zero viz situations and more. The class is conducted over at least 2 days and is best done in Florida or other location with beautiful caverns. It is also a great first step for aspiring cave divers.
Cave 1
Cave 1 teaches scuba divers the skills necessary to venture past the daylight zone and further into the cave. This class must be done in twinset or sidemount configuration and some cave specific additional equipment. After earning certification cave divers will be qualified to conduct dives up to 1,000 feet into the cave, perform a "T"
Cave 1 teaches scuba divers the skills necessary to venture past the daylight zone and further into the cave. This class must be done in twinset or sidemount configuration and some cave specific additional equipment. After earning certification cave divers will be qualified to conduct dives up to 1,000 feet into the cave, perform a "T" navigation away from the main line, and penetrate in using the rule of thirds. Cavern and cave 1 together typically take 5 days.
Cave 2
Cave 2
This scuba training provides you with an understanding of navigating off the main line for further exploration of the cave. You will learn jumps, gaps, circuits, traverses, and the use of stage bottles to extend gas supply. This level also covers accelerated decompression with up to 100% oxygen for longer bottom times, effectively givin
This scuba training provides you with an understanding of navigating off the main line for further exploration of the cave. You will learn jumps, gaps, circuits, traverses, and the use of stage bottles to extend gas supply. This level also covers accelerated decompression with up to 100% oxygen for longer bottom times, effectively giving cave divers the advantages of being a technical diver in the overhead environment.