SCUBA SHACK'S DIVE SKILL REFRESHER -- (TUNE-UP)
Are you going diving soon but have not been in the water for a while? Then you should consider the Scuba Shack Dive Skill Refresher where you can practice all the basic skills to ensure you are ready for that special dive trip or charter.
Please note: Registration for the Dive Skill Refresher closes one week before the session. Please make sure you have all of your scuba equipment ready or plan on stopping by Scuba Shack in advance to make arrangements for rental equipment.
Availability: Contact us for booking information
Scuba Shack's Dive Skill Refresher course will get you ready to get back in the water. Our single pool session will take you through the basic equipment set up, adjust your weighting, practice your descents and ascents, work on your propulsion and refresh your basic skills like mask clearing, alternate air use, regulator recover and more. Your practice session with a Scuba Shack PADI Professional will be documented in your dive log for proof that you have demonstrated your comfort and capabilities in the water. This is a great way to avoid spending one of your vacation days your dive destination completing refresher work.
Do I Need My Own Equipment?
Yes - as a certified diver you should have your basic scuba kit consisting of a mask, snorkel, fins, boots, buoyancy compensator, and regulator. Scuba Shack will provide tanks and weights for the confined water pool session. With advanced notice, BCDs and regulators are available through Scuba Shack's Rental Program.
What Do I Do Next?
You can register online for one of our upcoming sessions or you can give us a call or send us an email to look at other options. You should have your original certification card available for proof that you are a certified open water scuba diver (any qualifying agency counts).
Is There Anything Else?
Yes - Everyone who participates in Scuba Shack's Dive Skill Refresher program must complete the RSTC Medical Questionaire before particpating in any in-water activity. You can download a copy of the form here. Based on your responses, you may be required to have your physician clear you for recreational scuba diving.
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