Jim, is there a minimum certification level required to be a buddy?
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Hi, Yes, Openwater is all that is required to be and adaptive dive buddy. Instructor/buddy manual has all the specs and prerequisites [FONT=Calibri, sans-serif]
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Talk to me about what is required of the diver being assisted.
Again, I'm in the early phase of getting my daughter with CP in the water. What would I need to purchase for her to get in the water? I have tanks. I imagine she'll need a wetsuit. I'll probably buy a wetsuit and install zippers on it. Booties.
As for BC, I imagine I need to rent one. What about the full mask? Is this something I'd want to rent as well?
Again, I'm in the early phase of getting my daughter with CP in the water. What would I need to purchase for her to get in the water? I have tanks. I imagine she'll need a wetsuit. I'll probably buy a wetsuit and install zippers on it. Booties.
As for BC, I imagine I need to rent one. What about the full mask? Is this something I'd want to rent as well?
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