Scuba Class Descriptions
PADI TecRec
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Open Water Diver
10 years and older
The most widely recognized and respected rating in the world; you have the freedom to dive with a buddy independent of a professional. In just a minimum amount of sessions, you can get the certification for a lifetime of intense adventures.
Advanced Open Water Diver
12 years and older
After your five dives, you'll be more experienced, feel more comfortable in the water and simply enjoy diving more because you better understand the underwater environment.
Rescue Diver
12 years and older
Rewarding and fun – that best describes the PADI Rescue Diver course. This course will expand your knowledge and experience level: Rescue Divers learn to look beyond themselves and consider the safety and well being of other divers. Although this course is serious, it is an enjoyable way to build your confidence.
DiveMaster
18 years and older
Go Pro - Imagine leading a life others only dream about. Whether you work for a local dive center, at a resort or on a live-aboard dive boat the adventure of a lifetime is yours for the taking.
PADI Seal Team
8-12 years of age
An exciting underwater activity-filled introduction to the world of diving for children. This program gives children the chance to swim around underwater and experience adventure, discovery and thrills.
Specialty Diver
Many to choose from, these programs allow you to chart your course with a colorful collection of awesome dives.
PADI TecRec
Seal Sports Specializes in Advanced TecRec specialties. Call today for more information!
PADI Sidemount Diving
Sidemount equipment is an innovative gear arrangement which may be used for all types of diving and is unlike any other gear arrangement that a diver may be accustomed to using. Sidemount equipment configuration facilitates "spot on" buoyancy within minutes and results in a more streamline profile than a conventional gear configuration. Sidemount scuba diving is a safe alternative option for gas management allowing the diver to always see their valves and first stages. Sidemount scuba diving is a different approach to gear configuration which allows the diver to carry both of their tanks on all dives providing greater safety due to the volume of gas. Sidemount can be used for all recreational, reef, wreck, and wall dives. Interested in technical diving? No need to purchase another set of equipment as your sidemount gear will carry you through these advanced levels of training. Sidemount diving is becoming the preferred equipment configuration for extended range dives, cave dives, and deep exploration dives.
Prerequisites: Openwater diver Duration: 2 days 4 dives Day 1 - Classroom theory, equipment workshop and skills training. Open Water dive (2 dives) Day 2 - Open water dive, advanced classroom theory and skills training. Open Water dive (2 dives) Requirements: 1- Dual or single bladder sidemount system with 15'' inflator hose or hoses 2- Stainless Steel tank Cam Bands 4- Stainless Steel Butterfly snaps 2- Stainless Steel weight keepers 1- 1/4 inch bungee cord for second stage necklace 1- Regulator with 7 foot lp hose and 1 second stage 1- Regulator with 34 inch lp hose and 1 second stage 2- Tanks of your choice (minimum size 40cf) 2- Hp gauges with 6 inch hoses 2- Stainless Steel Omni or like swivels 1- Stainless Steel small bolt snap for second stage regulator Certification: PADI Cost: $400.00
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