billt4sf
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I would first of all relax, then go back to the shop, voice your concerns, get personal attention to what you need, and if it happens again or they don't satisfy you, drop the course and try to get some money back.
I once had a terrible drysuit class, I wrote the owner and he found a way to get me satisfied. A good operation should do that.
It's too important to allow it to be not right. Especially at the start of your (hopefully lengthy) diving career.
FWIW I react MUCH MUCH better to personalized instruction. It's expensive but SO worth it!
- Bill
I once had a terrible drysuit class, I wrote the owner and he found a way to get me satisfied. A good operation should do that.
It's too important to allow it to be not right. Especially at the start of your (hopefully lengthy) diving career.
FWIW I react MUCH MUCH better to personalized instruction. It's expensive but SO worth it!
- Bill