Just curious.........thanks
Your Tek specialty
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You shoud have given multiple options. I started off doing cave, then deep caves, then moved on to deep wrecks. I teach it all and am equally proficient in them, so.....
chickdiver:
(Sigh...........I think Im in love...........)
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I gotta second Heather's comments. Also, what do you define as 'deep'? I can guarantee what she considers 'not deep' is a hell of a lot deeper than most of us would consider 'not deep'.
And Mark.... I already called 'dibs'!
And Mark.... I already called 'dibs'!
ChickDiver has a point.
I teach caves, deco, wrecks,ice and deep I dive caves, wrecks, deep, Ice, deep wrecks, deep caves and deep ice.
I teach caves, deco, wrecks,ice and deep I dive caves, wrecks, deep, Ice, deep wrecks, deep caves and deep ice.
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I do mostly wrecks what some of u guys would consider shallow, 100-140 ft range, but do BT of 30-60 min.
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Hey guys not being a tek diver myself was just interested in knowing a bit more in terms of the most popular specialty.....I knew many of you are multi tallented but was just wanting your favorite or most active specialty. ** I am in the "other" group....I think I am specializing in fresh water diving/green water that is, in that I still have not done any blue water dives yet--lol!
texdiveguy:
Well- phrased this way, it's a much easier question to answer. I like different types of diving (wreck, cave, deep stuff) for a lot of different reasons. Cave diving, especially deep cave diving, is a planning and logistical challenge. Wrecks are just flat out cool (I have a background in history/ archaeology), and to see the more pristine or unique ones, often means going deep. Some years I am more active in one than the other, a lot of that depends on weather, locations and what my friends are doing!
Where's cyber-diver... that's a very popular specialty around here... and for me lately 
Guess I'll have to go with "All of the Above."
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