Continuing Tec training - where in FL?

[4c1dburn]

Hi - not sure if I should post this here or in the tec section. (posted in both)

I might be staying in southern Florida for a month or two.
Wondering if you have any recommendations for what area has a decent concentration of good tec guides/instructors.
Trained with someone in Greece all summer, now looking to make use of my ability to work from anywhere and continue on the tec path in Florida.

 

[tbone1004]

@LandonL would be one of my first calls

 

[Manatee Diver]

What are you looking to do? For deep stuff that will be South Florida, but you might want to be somewhere reasonably close to the Keys as sometimes when South Florida is blown out the weather is great in Key Largo. Though they rarely go out for the super deep stuff.

Of course caves = cave country.

 

[Tournesol2000]

+1 for @LandonL

 

[decompression]

Yes, @LandonL
Or Ryan Custureri at aquiwatersports in Fort Lauderdale.

 

[tbone1004]

Yes, @LandonL
Or Ryan Custureri at aquiwatersports in Fort Lauderdale.

Ryan can't teach technical courses yet, @LandonL and some of the other instructors are teaching those for now

 

[decompression]

Ryan can't teach technical courses yet, @LandonL and some of the other instructors are teaching those for now

Thanks Tom, I thought he was up and running....

 

[RainPilot]

@NothingClever recently did a normoxic course with @LandonL and had nothing but good things to say, having known Landon for a while I had referred him. Landon is the guy I would send my kids to do training with in Florida, mostly because @cerich is in Georgia.

AQUI Watersports | South Florida Technical and Recreational Diving is the site to get hold of Doctor Landon and check out the courses, they are also on Facebook as AQUI Water Sports.

 

[4c1dburn]

Awesome - thanks all!

 

[CaveMD]

Ryan can't teach technical courses yet, @LandonL and some of the other instructors are teaching those for now

I believe the OP already has intro to tech but @LandonL , @cerich , myself etc would be happy to continue to assist him in his educational endeavors.
@RainPilot in all honesty, @NothingClever was one of the most over prepared and leadership quality students I've ever had the pleasure of teaching/assisting in any course. If more students took the initiative and preparation that he put into each day of the course then every instructor from here to when all the water dries up would have their lives much easier.