Question Mayan Riviera CCR/OC cave diving questions

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Learn to dive CCR - get comfortable and then take the CCR cave cert class. Regardless of being in MX or not. Learning buoyancy on CCR (all over again) will take time. And learning cave on CCR with from an instructor that can reteach techniques to help not stir up silt or hit fragile stuff will be super important.
Thanks for the advice
 
Total 4 hours a day usually so I expect 50 hours not to take that long.
FYI, most agencies have a dive count requirement as well, to ensure a minimum number of ascents (arguably the most difficult phase) and to ingrain pre-dive checks, etc. Doing 75x 40-minute dives is better than 25x 2-hr dives both from a repetition standpoint as well as a reflection/analysis standpoint.

One of the most helpful things for me was @oya's Leapfrog Ascent drill/game.

Good luck with the training!
 
FYI, most agencies have a dive count requirement as well, to ensure a minimum number of ascents (arguably the most difficult phase) and to ingrain pre-dive checks, etc. Doing 75x 40-minute dives is better than 25x 2-hr dives both from a repetition standpoint as well as a reflection/analysis standpoint.

One of the most helpful things for me was @oya's Leapfrog Ascent drill/game.

Good luck with the training!
Appreciate the link.

I feel like I will be doing longer than 40 minute dives on the CCR but that could not be the case.

How long did it take you to feel semi-comfortable ?
 

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