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skdvr:
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I could not say enough good things about Greg. When we had the class portion he was very calm yet very commanding. I definitely trusted his knowledge and ability. A good buddy of mine (who is very critical of instructors) took his Advanced Nitrox, Deco and Trimix from Greg and thought that his teaching style was very good. Meaning that he thought he was very strict but not demeaning. I personally would not hesitate to take a class from him. . .
Phil
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Phil,

I have been diving with a couple of Greg's tech students, and their skills were dead-on! One might have been a coincidence, but two is a trend. Clearly he teaches top-notch skills and demands that the students attain them to earn their cards. I like that!

theskull

Glad you enjoyed the RB dive.
 
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