DRY SUIT WORKSHOP - April 29, 2008

THE NAUI DRY SUIT WORKSHOP is by far the most comprehensive dry suit course in this area. There are a lot of divers not receiving the proper education on selection, care, maintenance and openwater training with a drysuit. Your instruction will involve academics of drysuit and thermal selection/usage, care, maintenance and repairs, drysuit orientation during a pool dive and two openwater drysuit dives.  Call for complete details (330) 724-8737 
 
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE

Proper maintenance of scuba equipment is very important for several reasons. Not only is it safer to use, but it lasts longer and better maintains its value.  This course will teach you the proper care and maintenance from your mask to your wet suit and/or dry suit to your Bc and regulator. 

MARINE LIFE

Marine Life Identification Course  Novice Diver or Ocean Diver. Marine life identification helps divers to understand the diversity of marine life and the need for its protection.  A 3-hour program taught by Dr. William Sternecker. This is a must for all divers, whether you are going on your first salt-water dive or you’re five hundredth.  The program is based upon Paul Humann’s Reef Fish Identification materials. 

NIGHT DIVER

Night Diver course is designed to make divers into experienced Night Divers. This informational course will allow you to experience the differences between diving during the day and at night. You will learn what is important in selecting a night diving site, the equipment requirements for safe night diving and some general night diving recommendations and procedures. The marine life you will see at night is quite different to that which you are accustomed to seeing during the day. All those photosensitive fish that are normally crammed under rock ledges are out swimming freely around the dive site. The sites you dive by day will  look very different at night so your navigation skills will be put to the test. This is a must for all divers looking for a little more adventure.

 NITROX - May 8 and May 16, 2008
THE BASIC NITROX COURSE is for all scuba divers. The benefits of diving with Nitrox Gas are to increase your non-decompression dive times, shorten your surface interval time, reduce your post dive fatigue and reduce your chances of decompression sickness. This Basic Nitrox Course consists of two academics sessions (Nitrox dive planning, gas analysis and equipment selection). Plus one day consisting of two openwater repetitive dives using Nitrox gas.

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION (NTEC)

NAUI TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION (NTEC) WORKSHOP: This workshop is designed so all certified divers can setup their gear configurations based upon a Modified Hogarthian Equipment Configuration of “Keep it Simple – Keep it Streamlined – and Team Uniformity”. In other words, “Just Do It Right”. Having one system configuration is safe, simple and allows you to move between Sport Dives and Technical Dives with no or minimal adjusts. Save time, frustration and dollars. Purchase the correct scuba system the first time, not the second time.

UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY  

UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY 2007, A DIGITAL & FILM WORKSHOP: This is a hands on Underwater Photo Course. Bring your underwater camera, whether it be digital or film, or use one of our cameras, and learn the basics of underwater photography. Many of the topics (lighting, composition and camera functions) pertain to both digital and film cameras. New this year, will be a large section pertaining to Digital Underwater Photography. Session #1 is the hands-on workshop, session #2 and #3 are your pool shooting assignments and session #4 is your photo review session.