jazscam
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Does anyone know if any of the Kingston and surrounding area dive shops are doing a Padi or equivalent rescue course in the next few months???
Thanks,
J
Thanks,
J
In need of a rescue...
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jazscam
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Tom R:
Already done.
Is anyone else in the local area interested in one of these courses?
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Well.............
It's the next course I'll be needing, but I think it'll take til spring before my wallet quits hemmorrhaging.
What time frame were you looking at for taking the course?
(Don't be put off by my location listed as "Toronto", I'm back in Kingston pretty much every weekend. Which explains at least part of the wallet problem
)
It's the next course I'll be needing, but I think it'll take til spring before my wallet quits hemmorrhaging.
What time frame were you looking at for taking the course?
(Don't be put off by my location listed as "Toronto", I'm back in Kingston pretty much every weekend. Which explains at least part of the wallet problem
)
Doing rescue in the fall is the best! We did ours mid october. Lots of fun.
We did ours mid october. Lots of fun.
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I think the Rescue course is one of the most valuable courses a diver can take. I think we had the most fun doing it.....other than my DM of course.
I think that every diver, even if they only plan on diving recreationally should follow their training through to a minimum of completing the rescue course as it gives you a great understanding of how to recognize the skill levels of others and what to do should the **** hit the fan.
I think that every diver, even if they only plan on diving recreationally should follow their training through to a minimum of completing the rescue course as it gives you a great understanding of how to recognize the skill levels of others and what to do should the **** hit the fan.
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