LiteHedded
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i believe the concern is about bouncing after you're already fizzing from a previous dive
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TSandM:Admittedly, instructors dive solo . . . sort of.
RTodd, are you saying that it would be a DIR dive to bounce to place the hook, dive, and then bounce to remove the hook?
Admittedly, instructors dive solo . . . sort of. Beyond the Fundies level, the students should have some reasonable ability to assist in the event of an issue for the instructor.
While a GUE tech/ cave student should be able to help, how many cave students could honestly answer that they knew where there cave instructor was even 50% of the time during a class.
While a GUE tech/ cave student should be able to help, how many cave students could honestly answer that they knew where there cave instructor was even 50% of the time during a class.
i probably missed something, but why would she need to use doubles ?*talking about this with my wife, who would have trouble managing / and a lack of desire to attempt doubles
In N.C. you will never see a divemaster buddy team setting anchors. Dove out here alot {200+}dives.not once have i seen them double team an anchor.But lots of them do use full face communication gear..does that count for a buddy?