Basic Open Water This course offers the basic skills needed to become an open water diver. This is required for any higher level of training. The Basic Open Water Diver course meets two days a week for five weeks, 6:30PM – 9:30PM and covers the topics needed to be a safe and skilled Open Water Diver. Private classes are available...

Nitrox This course focuses on the practical information a diver needs to know  to safely use oxygen enriched air. It reviews gases, the concept of partial pressure, oxygen physiology, as well as oxygen limits and tolerance techniques. In addition, students will learn dive planning, proper mixtures for specific depths, us...

Advanced Open Water This course is a continuing education course for certified divers. The importance of dive planning is stressed, as well as types of diving. There is an open discussion of advanced diving practices and procedures. Training dives will take place at Lake Isis and either Paradise Springs or Key Largo under the direct super...

Rescue Diver This course trains divers in the knowledge and skills needed to manage risks and effectively handle in-water problems and diving emergencies. Academic topics covered are causes and prevention of diving accidents, diving rescues, and general accident management. Skills included are assists and transports, surface rescue...

Deep Diver with Decompression The Deep Diver with Decompression course was developed to assist divers wishing to dive to depth of 130 feet. This class provides a greater understanding of dive planning, decompression theory, physics, physiology, gas dynamics, in water skills, gear configuration and self rescues. Completion of this course certifies y...

Cavern Diver This course develops the minimum skills and knowledge for cavern diving. Planning, environment, procedures, techniques, problem solving, and other specialized needs of cavern diving are covered. Skills included are buoyancy control and trim, emergency procedures, line drills, and propulsion techniques. Accident analysi...

Drysuit Diver The drysuit diver course is developed to teach divers the finer points of drysuit diving. It covers the differences in drysuit types, types of seals, maintenance, emergency procedures and recoveries, and diving procedures. Minimum age: 12 with parental consent

Sidemount Diver This class teaches the basics principles for sidemount diving in an open water environment. This class removes heavy double cylinders from your back and replaces them and twin, independent cylinders located on your sides. This gives one the ability to doff and don tanks in the water to avoid strain on the back. It is a...