There is a popular belief that you do not need to complete a course to dive side-mount. To get the most out of this style of diving requires a level of understanding of side-mount dive principles, equipment, set-up and the myriad of options available to the diver, all things you learn throughout our course. So what is the message here...? Instruction in side-mount is not just for skilled enjoyment, but for diver safety.

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Paul dives a Poseidon Rebreather. He sent us this text:-

"Took the breather out for three dives this weekend - awesome !!! One of the dives was 34 meters! I still had 35 mins of no-deco left when the others went in to deco. I had 18 mins of no-deco left when we left the bottom, and I was out of the water 15 minutes before the next leaver... Mwah hahaha !!!

Nuff said.

Callum

MANADO 2011

Where's that? You ask.

Indonesia - North Sulawesi

Still don't know where that is. Not to worry, all you need to know is that we had a BLAST!

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Big Bob is truly an example of a dedicated tek diver. Not happy with the more traditional methods of securing his primary regulator when undertaking demanding technical scuba dives, Bob has thrown away his clips/loops and gone under the knife for his sport.

Yes......Bob has had velcro inserted into his chin to ensure his regulator remains in position and is always there for him.

Velcro Bob, we applaud you.

Callum.