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What
is a PADI open water diver certification? |
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As
a certified PADI open water diver, you
will be trained to use scuba equipment
within recreational dive limits. |
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How
long does the class take? |
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Typically,
our PADI open water diver certification
can be accomplished in just 2 weekends. |
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Does
my certification expire? |
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No,
your certification lasts a lifetime. |
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Where
can I dive? |
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Anywhere
in the world! Your PADI certification
is recognized around the world in over
180 countries. |
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Where
can I dive locally? |
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We
dive the Great Lakes, local lakes and
quarries. |
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What
does SCUBA stand for? |
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Self-Contained
Underwater Breathing
Apparatus |
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Do
I need my own equipment? |
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No,
most shops and resorts will rent you
the gear you need. BUT, Like most things,
owning your own gear will enhance your
overall experience as well and promote
your involvement. |
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Once
certified, can I continue my education? |
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Absolutely,
there are many continuing education
courses available that will make you
a more confident and safe diver. You
can also take special interest courses.
Ask your PADI professional today! |
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How
much will it cost? |
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Scuba
Diving, like other exciting sports and
activities, comes with a price tag.
It is however competitively priced with
most and can actually be cheaper than
some. |