Report On Fundamentals Here In Quintana Roo Mexico

[David C R]

Hi There!!!


Just To Say That Finally I'm Done With The Fundamentals...
And I Know I Won't Say Anything New About The Course That You Don't Know, But On Other Way Maybe It Will Remember You Nice Old Days... And Perhaps Anyone That Is Looking For Information About Fundamentals And Dir Stuff Will Find It Handy

First Of All I Have To Say That Is The Best Think That Anyone Can Make Doesn't Matter If You Are An Expertice Or A Newer Diver, I'm Sure All Gonna Find It Extremely Usefull, Nothing Will Prepare You For The Course.

My Main Surprise About All This Is The Extremely Robust Meaning About The Team, The Safety, And The Control In All What It Can Be Taken On...
And Is An Absolut That Everyone That Is Thinking That Common Sense Is Just About Right With Diving Gonna Have A Real Surprise On It Because Once You're Introduced With The Awareness That Is Givven With This Divers You Really Go Trhough A New Dimension Of Safety, Confidence (not Over) And Fun, And You Will Want To Keep It Like That,

Of Course This Is Not Just As Easy As It Looks Like, First You're Ego Will Have To Remain At Anywhere You Want But Not While You're Diving, This Was My First Surprise... Cause After Reading And Hearing About So Many Bad Things About Dir Divers Are Big Heads And All That Sort Of... At Least My First Contact With Them Is Far From That, All This Guys Of Zero Gravity, Daniel (my Instructor) Such Great Guys, Treat Me So Fine... And Never Felt Bad All The Course.

The Second Thing You Will Have To Consider As A Big Change Is The Limitations About The People You Dive With, Cause The High Standars Of The Gue No Everyone Is Able To Fit Them, (and It Doesn't Have Anything About That Now We Are Super Divers At All, After The Course You Main Conceirning Is To Work Hard On Your Skills, Cause Now You Know How Bad You Are,) But The Effort Worth It

And This Apply A Lot For Me Cause There Are No Such Any Local Diver Certified Yet, But I Know I'll Find Out How To Overcome With This

Just To Say Bravo For Gue Vision Of Diving
It's Something Really Need In This Days


David

 

[SparticleBrane]

Glad to hear you had a good time.
On another note are you a big fan of the shift key?

 

[KMD]

Glad to hear you had a good time.
On another note are you a big fan of the shift key?

If David is who I think he is, (You just finished the class with Danny) then I don't think English is his first language.

Sounds like you had a good time. Congrats!

 

[TSandM]

I would imagine that Fundies in the cenotes is a lot of fun. Danny's a very patient and kind man, too. I am very much looking forward to taking Cave 1 from him in April.

David -- Fundies is only the beginning. You won't realize just how much you got from the class until you turn around in about six months and see what a different diver you are, and how different the dives are that you are doing. This stuff just continues to build for you after the class.

 

[David C R]

If David is who I think he is, (You just finished the class with Danny) then I don't think English is his first language.

Sounds like you had a good time. Congrats!

YEP YOU'RE RIGHT MY FIRST LANGUAGE IS SPANISH, SINCE I'M MEXICAN

AND THANKS

 

[David C R]

Jejeje! I Wrote It On Capital Letters But Somehow Turn It On To A Mix Of Them
Don't Know Why

 

[SparticleBrane]

No worries, I'm not ragging.
Glad to see another diver taking GUE-F...

 

[amascuba]

Congrats on taking the class. I imagine that you had a blast!

 

[ovarygirl]

Congratulations on taking the course! I'm sure Danny was an awesome instructor. I took my GUE-F in March with Fred and it was a really great experience. I can't wait to go back!

 

[KMD]

Some other bit of information that I thought was cool on their class. In the middle of it they took some time off to do some cavern tours. How cool is that!