Cavern training

[JAMIE MCG]

Looking at Ginnie springs, anyone else trained there?

 

[CD_in_Chitown]

Tons of people have trained there. You might do better finding an instructor you like and training whereever they are going to be though.

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

There are several instructors that train at Ginnie like Chitown stated, you'll get more results posting in the Tech Forum's Cave/Cavern diving subforum for instructors you should be lookin into.

 

[The Chairman]

Check out GDI on this board and Johnny Richards who advertises in the Cave Forum. Both are great!

 

[Dive-aholic]

Johnny Richards is a great instructor. You can't go wrong with him.

 

[JAMIE MCG]

Thanks Guys and have a Merry Christmas

 

[rblackburn]

If you prefer to do your classroom and pool sessions locally, and then just dive when you get to FL, let me know. We teach Cavern - Technical Cave.

www.AtlantaTechnicalDivers.com

 

[Dive-aholic]

If you do that, make sure the receiving instructor does that. Most cavern courses only run 2 days anyway.

 

[rblackburn]

If you do that, make sure the receiving instructor does that. Most cavern courses only run 2 days anyway.

If you are refering to my post, I am an intro instructor in Atlanta, and this is the standard course for me and my partners:

Classroom in Atlanta area (Evening during the week)
Saturday pool session in Atlanta area (Sometimes a quarry dive also)
2 days of in water training in Florida.

After that, if you are not ready to dive on your own, we invite you back to dive with us at no addtional charge each month until you are ready. We beleive in mentoring our students and even after completing the course invite them back to dive with us each month.

 

[Dive-aholic]

Okay, I thought you were suggesting a referral type process - where you do the classroom and another instructor does the dives.