We all do those things from time to time....
I was -- ehh -- not as much "helping" as "hanging out" with a fellow instructor who had 1 (one) student for OW-dives for a drysuit speciality. The instructor had for some reason brought the tech-reg (2x12l etc.) for the dives, which were scheduled to be in a shallow mudhole (12m was the max we logged). I just needed to "get wet" and decided to ride along in the van with them, seeing as there was space and I had nothing better to do.
He proceeded to brief the student on the dive, check his gear and don his tech-stuff, and wade into the mud...ehh...water. When he passed me, in waist-deep water, I politely asked him if he'd like me to zip up his drysuit before or after decent....the water was 4C. Fortunately he could see the irony and get a good laugh out of it himself.
I've done similar such silly things too -- I fully expect that colleagues and divers who've seen them will tell the stories and have a good laugh on my expense
I was -- ehh -- not as much "helping" as "hanging out" with a fellow instructor who had 1 (one) student for OW-dives for a drysuit speciality. The instructor had for some reason brought the tech-reg (2x12l etc.) for the dives, which were scheduled to be in a shallow mudhole (12m was the max we logged). I just needed to "get wet" and decided to ride along in the van with them, seeing as there was space and I had nothing better to do.
He proceeded to brief the student on the dive, check his gear and don his tech-stuff, and wade into the mud...ehh...water. When he passed me, in waist-deep water, I politely asked him if he'd like me to zip up his drysuit before or after decent....the water was 4C. Fortunately he could see the irony and get a good laugh out of it himself.
I've done similar such silly things too -- I fully expect that colleagues and divers who've seen them will tell the stories and have a good laugh on my expense
