Night diving in the bay of Schladitz

Sufficient insulation protection is one of the most important safety rules when diving. Diving with a dry suit is ideal for the cold season or appropriate diving areas. Diving safely and comfortably with a dry suit requires special training. This course teaches the advantages of a dry suit as well as the correct use and behavior in emergency situations.

Finally diving again! Your diving vacation is just around the corner and it's been a while since your last dive? You dive regularly, but rarely? As part of a refresher course, you will review theory in a practice-oriented way, revive your diving skills and dive with a diving professional in our lake. This is a relaxed and (self-)safe way to start your return to diving as a hobby or your diving vacation

For all those who would like to dive and get a first impression of diving training, there is the introductory diving course (Basic Diver). After a short theoretical introduction, you will do some exercises in shallow water to familiarize yourself with the equipment. The underwater world of Schladitz Bay is then explored at a limited depth. You can book your appointment directly here https://www.campdavid-sportresort.de/wassersport/geraetetauchen-in-leipzig-kurse-und-vermietung

The special experience of diving is usually at dusk with the change from day to night and the special refraction of light. In addition, there are diving areas that offer only limited or no daylight. Diving under such conditions requires special knowledge and skills. These are taught as part of this special course. These include requirements for orientation, use of special equipment and special features of communication. This diving course includes 2 open water dives and the lamps are included.

Float particles instead of gobies Gliding effortlessly through the water and improving air consumption is achieved through good buoyancy control. The specialty course Buoyancy Control Perfection teaches you the knowledge and skills you need to increase your comfort in the water and make optimum use of your equipment. With these tools, each subsequent dive will gradually perfect your floating in the water.

Knowing where you are at all times is important for your well-being and safety underwater. During the Specialty Navigation course, you will learn how to use a compass as well as how to use natural navigation methods. It then takes time, experience and regular practice to master the skills taught.

Stress is one of the main factors in diving accidents. This specialty course shows how to recognize stress early, how to deal with it correctly and thus avoid diving accidents. In addition, this course teaches how to deal with emergency situations by teaching and practicing rescue techniques and emergency management.

Irretrievably lost? How to find the mask, fin or camera that was lost when jumping in from the boat? How to retrieve small or medium sized objects that have gone overboard or sunk in the lake? The knowledge and skills about sensible search patterns, consideration of environmental conditions and the use of helpful equipment are part of the specialty course Search and Recovery.

Explore the underwater world independently with a diving partner You will learn to dive within 4 days with a maximum of 4 diving students. The dates can take place at weekends or during the week. The theory is learned independently and flexibly up to the first day of diving as part of an eLearning program. The practical exercises to learn the diving skills as well as the open water dives take place at our diving station and in Lake Schladitz. Here are a few dates to choose from. Please contact us directly for individual arrangements.

The Dive Guide program is the first step on an exciting journey, learning to safely guide certified divers in diverse environments and changing conditions. Through dive briefings, assessing dive conditions and leading dives, you will develop into a confident dive guide in no time. Start your professional diving career as a Dive Guide or continue to qualify as a Divemaster.

To make you feel as natural as possible in the water, this program is conducted without a wetsuit

Finally, diving again! Your diving vacation is just around the corner, and it’s been a while since your last dive? Do you dive regularly, but not very often? As part of a refresher course, we’ll review the theory in a hands-on way, brush up on your diving skills, and you’ll get back into the swing of things with a diving professional in our lake. This ensures a relaxed and confident return to diving as a hobby or diving vacation.

Diving skills easily become rusty and after a while you lose confidence in your own abilities. An SSI Scuba Skills Update will get you back in the water and back to your old strength in no time at all. In the refresher course, you repeat and practise the diving skills from your Open Water Diver program under the guidance of an SSI professional. However, a scuba skills update is not only a relaxed way of refreshing your diving skills, but often also a prerequisite for resuming diving training after a break. If you don't want to worry about your skills on your diving vacation and would rather enjoy the underwater world instead, take the course shortly before your trip. The course is also ideal for Open Water Diver students to consolidate their diving skills before open water dives. The flexible course duration allows you to take your time and concentrate on your weaknesses.

Not all boats are the same and have different requirements than shore diving The goal of the boat diving specialty course is to open up new diving areas that can only or more comfortably be reached by boat. This program teaches the necessary knowledge and skills to dive safely from a boat and to experience the underwater world in places that cannot be reached from the shore.

Dangerous monster or elegant predator? Should we be afraid of it or does it deserve our protection and respect? Whether you are a diver or not, this special course provides lots of exciting information about what makes sharks so special, how different species live and what significance they have for their habitat. Once you understand these animals and their behavior, you can enjoy observing them in their natural environment. This course is a knowledge program and does not include dives.