... at least you don't have to be one for math ;-)
Drat... i misquoted! IT should be: Technical Diving is 30% Physical, 85% Mental, 25% Clairvoyance and Luck, and the remainder is Math! SORRY!
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... at least you don't have to be one for math ;-)
I suspect you're just going to get recommendations for whoever people trained with, but the two GUE Tech 2 instructors in the U.S. come to mind. One is Jarrod Jablonski, the other is Bob Sherwood. I've never met Jarrod but trained with Bob and can truly say he's worth seeking out. Judging by the number of people who fly him out for classes, it would appear I'm not alone.
Jarrod told me he has very little time to teach any more (which is unfortunate from what I hear).
Just had the TDI Adv. Wreck class with John Chatterton in Milwaukee. Fantastic class. Got so much more out of the class than the book alone had to offer. We dove the Dredge, the Prins Willem and the Carferry. Captain Jitka ran an excellent boat as well for the class.
I would highly recommend John if you ever have the chance to take a class with him.
Bjorn