Just hit my 100th dive—besides diving, what’s next for skill development?

[NothingClever]

Intro to Tech (TDI) is all about twinset.

If you’re in decent shape, you’ll dive an AL80 twinset like a single tank in no time.

Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures (TDI) will remove the training wheels.

Here’s a guide I made for my own development. I made it because I became disgusted with the shameless plugs for diluted courses and the incessant emphasis to “join the elite” and become an instructor after only 50 dives. I just wanted to become a really skilled diver, not an instructor.

 

[inquis]

I’m considering Intro to Tech and Advanced Nitrox, and looking for an opportunity to layer doubles on top.

Intro to Tech should include doubles, long hose, trim, and propulsion.

 

[34109411]

But a rock solid foundation is crucial to be any good at whatever you want to do. Especially if you're interested in tech or cave, like OP mentioned.
So yeah, go for fundies. You'll learn a lot, regardless where you want to go.

oh gosh i am so tired to read about GUE does this GUE does that i think i will go sign up for a class and make my mind. (so if it's really good i will tell you...if not also.)

 

[christ0phe]

Intro to Tech (TDI) is all about twinset.

If you’re in decent shape, you’ll dive an AL80 twinset like a single tank in no time.

Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedures (TDI) will remove the training wheels.

Here’s a guide I made for my own development. I made it because I became disgusted with the shameless plugs for diluted courses and the incessant emphasis to “join the elite” and become an instructor after only 50 dives. I just wanted to become a really skilled diver, not an instructor.

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Thanks!

 

[34109411]

Thanks!

i will add underwater navigation to your list.