Deep Diving

Deep Diving

The SSI Deep Diving Specialty course will teach you everything you need to dive to depths of 18-40 meters safely. Diving deeper requires special skills. The course goes through in theory and practice what things should be taken into account in deeper dives. The course examines, among other things, how the increasing pressure as you go deeper affects the planning of the dive, air consumption and the diver himself. The course consists of online learning material, contact teaching, a theory test and three training dives. After completing the course, you will receive a Deep Diving classification, which allows you to dive up to 40 meters. The basic education requirement is the OWD classification and the age of 15 years. The SSI Deep Diving course has a lot of benefits from the SSI Enriched Air Nitrox 40% rating, and if you don't already have the Nitrox course, it's convenient to combine it with the Deep course. In addition, we recommend that you have taken the SSI Dry Suit Diving Specialty course or at least have good skills to dive with a dry suit. You'll learn how to plan and execute your deep diving adventures safely, as well as how to use computers and gas consumption calculations to get the most out of your deep dives. Upon completion of the course, you will receive an SSI Deep Diving Specialty certificate and will be able to explore beautiful deep dive sites wherever you are. This SSI specialty course is also a prerequisite for some advanced training, so it is the next logical step in your diving training. The course dates will be agreed together.

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