Any active SeaSigns instructors in SoCal region? I'm interested in learning.
Los Angeles Area
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kelpmermaid
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You might check with Reef Seekers / Ken Kurtis. I seem to recall that Hal G. does classes - Ken Kurtis would know.
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Thanks for the info. I'll have to give them/him a call. I did check Reef Seeker's website, but there is no mention of it there.
Daz
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ChrisA
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Some of us were all set to take this class a while back but now I'm thinking it would be best to go to adult school and take "ASL 101". It seems there is already a huge infrastructure in place to teach the deaf and those who have to deal with deaf. ASL classes and training material are widely available
The other thing about sea-signs is that it is a proprietary system with all the material coming from only one place. Because of this part I doubt sea signs will ever catch on widely with divers.
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