Advanced Adventurer Diving Program
Continuing Education with MidCoast Scuba Center - Omaha, Nebraska
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Why take the SSI Advanced Adventurer Program?
Your Open Water Diver course taught you to use scuba equipment to go diving with your buddy within certain limits. To be considered a competent diver you may choose to learn more about diving from your personal experiences, through trial and error.
A faster and easier way to become an excellent diver is to
take part in an SSI Advanced Adventurer weekend program. There is no better way to learn advanced techniques and avoid mistakes than from an SSI Open Water Instructor.
In the SSI Advanced Adventurer Program you have the opportunity to try out different specialty areas of diving. This will enable you to choose the Specialty courses you may wish to complete in the future. Think of the SSI Advanced Adventurer Program program as the ultimate diving specialty course sampler to increase your diving ability and proficiency.
The SSI Advanced Adventurer Program requires no academic sessions, but rather hands on fun and involves a lot of diving. It can be customized to fit every diver's needs. Taught in one orientation session, one optional pool session (for dry suit and search and recovery dives) and five open water dive sessions.
What types of specialty diving can you experience in the SSI Advanced Adventurer Program?
Personalize your Advanced Adventurer experience. Choose a minimum of any five of the following
specialty diving experiences. But don't stop there. Go diving the next weekend and try some other Adventures!
- Underwater Navigation
- Deep Diving
- Night / Limited Visibility Diving
- Boat Diving
- Wreck Diving
- Dry Suit Diving
- Search and Recovery Diving
- Enriched Air Nitrox Diving
- Equipment Techniques
- Underwater Photography
- Waves, Tides and Currents
- Computer Diving
- Advanced Buoyancy
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