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How to Dive Safely Under Ice - Ice diving course teaches you how to dive safely under ice: how to set up your equipment, choose a dive site, prepare an icebreak, meet safety rules and proper belay. You'll also learn about signaling with a rope, the use of ice screws, the basic nautical knots used in diving and the use of a reel for autoranging. *Of course, to make sure you're doing everything correctly, you'll need proper training under the guidance of an instructor before your first solo ice dive. Diving without specialized training is incompatible with good diving practice as well as diving safety regulations *Definition of ice diving ; Ice diving (or maybe ice diving) - is one of the most attractive ways to dive in our Polish lakes (during the winter the visibility is best can reach up to 20m). Attractive and at the same time demanding, it requires careful planning starting from the assembly of the group, through the preparation and configuration of equipment to select a dive site and make an icebreak, and ending with the proper conduct of the dive. *Safety rules for diving under ice ; The safety rule has been developed by experienced divers to make diving under ice safe. When we break them we expose ourselves to additional danger, including loss of life. Diving is safe if we follow the following rules: * divers dive on a belay rope * recommended rope with a diameter of 10mm, and strength of at least 300kg, * the length of the rope is not more than 30-40m, * at the end of the rope there is a belayer, the belayer all the time maintains contact with divers, by properly tensioning the rope, in an emergency situation divers return to the icebreak, all problems are solved in the icebreak,in case of emergency, the belaying team is able to pull divers back to the ice gap within 1-2minutes, * the belaying rope between divers and belaying team must be straight (it can not be hooked anywhere) if we have a doubt whether the belaying rope is not hooked - we return to the ice gap, divers dive in pairs (partner diving), each diver has a harness, worn under the BCD. * the belay rope is clipped to the harness with a carabiner or tied with an appropriate knot * the knots used: recommended - double figure eight, another - rescue knot * the connection of the harness with must be secure, to prevent spontaneous detachment we use carabiners with security or in the absence of them two carabiners. - Failure to comply with the above rules exposes us to additional danger, which may in practice result in a serious accident, including loss of life. *The course of ice diving consists of the following topics: Definition of ice diving Safety rules of ice diving Ice - types, properties Selection of the dive site Tools for making the ice break Making the ice break and disposal after the dive. Diving equipment for ice diving Proper equipment configuration Freezing of breathing apparatus Bailout equipment Rope belay system Diving pairs - communication Rule 1/3 Rescue action Automotivation Self-assurance Hypothermia Frostbite Addition to ice diving Advanced ice diving.

Enroll in the SSI Science of Diving specialization and fully understand the underwater world and how it affects the human body. This specialization is required for most SSI Professional Level courses and for some Extended Range courses. It is a capital way to develop your knowledge of diving. The course is available online, you can get your SSI Science of Diving specialization certificate without leaving home and get ready to start your professional career. After completing the course, you will be halfway to obtaining the coveted SSI Divemaster degree.and earn your SSI Science of Diving specialty certificate.Frequently asked questions:What are the symptoms of nitrogen narcosis and at what depth can it occur? How does the mechanism of decompression sickness work and what are its symptoms? What is the theory of saturation and elimination of inert gases from the body? How do decompression models work and why can different dive computers show different results? How does the breathing machine work and why does it consist of a first and second stage? What environmental factors can affect dive planning? How do ocean currents affect dive safety? How does the diver's buoyancy change in fresh water compared to seawater? Please note price includes: *training materials; *instruction with instructor; *written exam ; *e-certificate (plastic payable 85zl) Feel free to contact us. tel. 500 2661 68

React Right is SSI's first aid course and will provide you with the cross-cutting knowledge and training needed by a first responder in a life or health emergency. In this flexible dive course, you can choose exactly what you want to learn, including casualty assessment, first aid, CPR and basic stabilization techniques. You can also learn about administering oxygen in diving accidents and the basics of using an AED defibrillator. The combination of theoretical sessions and practical training scenarios ensures that this course will give you all the tools and knowledge you need to respond appropriately in an emergency situation. By the time you are certified, you will know how to act as a first responder on the scene, administer first aid, perform CPR, administer oxygen and use an AED in a life or health emergency. Receive your SSI React Right specialty certification. Premedical first aid is a set of actions taken by witnesses to an incident to save the life and health of the victim until professional emergency services arrive. This includes, but is not limited to, calling for help, assessing the condition of the victim, clearing the airway, performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and securing the scene.Basic principles of premedical first aid: Ensure safety: Make sure the scene is safe for both the victim and the responder before administering aid. Calling for help: Immediately call emergency services (emergency number 112 or 999) Assess the condition of the victim: Check whether the casualty is conscious and breathing, and establish an airway: If the victim is unconscious and not breathing, clear the airway by tilting the head and lifting the jaw. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR): In case of cardiac arrest, start CPR by performing chest compressions and rescue breaths. Securing the victim: Secure the casualty from heat loss and possible injury. Continuing assistance: Until the arrival of professional emergency services, continue to provide assistance, following the first aid rules. First Aid Details: Chest Compression: Perform 30 chest compressions to a depth of 5-6 cm in adults, at a rate of about 100-120 compressions per minute. Rescue Breaths: After 30 compressions, perform 2 rescue breaths by breathing into the victim's mouth while pinching the victim's nose. Safe position: If the casualty is unconscious but breathing, put him in the safe position (fixed side). Bleeding: In case of bleeding, apply pressure to the wound, elevate the limb (if possible) and apply a dressing. Burns: In case of burns, cool the burned area under cool running water. Remember that giving first aid is a duty and can save someone's life. Don't hesitate to render aid, even if you are not sure what to do. It is important to call for help and do what you can until professional emergency services arrive.Start today!

The SSI Try Scuba program is the best way to try diving for the first time. You will be in pool-like waters and under the good care of an instructor, so you can enjoy your first unforgettable breaths underwater and experience the magic of diving. At the end of this short course, you will receive your SSI Try Scuba recognition card and will undoubtedly want to dive again. Endless diving adventures await you, and it all starts with this course. Get started today, we look forward to seeing you.

In the SSI Marine Ecology course, you will learn how the interactions between marine animals and the natural environments in which they occur. You'll learn about the flow of energy within ecosystems and the mutual influences of various marine environments. With this newfound knowledge, you will appreciate the uniqueness of marine life even more! Marine ecology is the scientific study of marine organisms and their interactions and the surrounding physical and chemical environment. This interdisciplinary field studies everything from the biochemical and cellular levels to entire ecosystems and the biosphere, including the influence of factors such as salinity, temperature and currents, as well as human impact. Key areas of study include marine biodiversity, human impact, fisheries, and the role of marine life in global cycles such as carbon and oxygen. What marine ecology does Interactions of organisms: How different marine organisms interact, including predator-prey and symbiotic relationships. Population dynamics: The occurrence, abundance and demography (birth and death rates) of individual marine species. Community structure: Composition and interactions of multiple species within a community. Ecosystem processes: The flow of energy and cycling of matter (like the carbon cycle) in marine environments. Biotic and abiotic factors: The living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) components that affect marine life, such as sunlight, pressure, temperature and water chemistry. Human impacts: The effects of human activities on marine ecosystems, such as fishing, pollution and climate change. Importance of marine ecology Oxygen production: Marine organisms are the main source of oxygen in the atmosphere. Climate regulation: Marine life plays a key role in regulating the Earth's climate. Economic resources: Provides valuable resources such as food (fish and shellfish), medicines and raw materials for industry. Coastal protection: Marine ecosystems such as coral reefs and mangroves help protect coastlines and build land. Start online today and earn your SSI Marine Ecology specialization certificate.

Coral reefs are prized by divers - and no wonder! Gliding above a healthy coral reef full of vibrant underwater life is a magical feeling. These precious ecosystems are fascinating, and the SSI Coral Identification specialization is the best way to learn more about coral reefs and get the best out of your reef dives. On this Coral Identification course, you will learn everything you need to identify different corals and earn your SSI Coral Identification certification.Sign up for the training Information tel. 500 266 168

If you can't decide which specializations are best for you, join the SSI Advanced Open Water Diver program! With this program, you can try different specializations before deciding on full training in a particular specialization. It's a great way to see what advanced diving training is all about and how valuable it can be for your diving adventures. During the Advanced Open Water Diver program, you will try 5 different specializations / in our case it will be 6 dives /. After a thorough discussion with your SSI instructor, you will complete one open water training dive for each specialty. With this course allowing you to try different specializations, you will have complete freedom of exploration. You can complete the full specialization courses at any time in the future, and the Advanced Adventure dive you have completed will count towards your full specialization. Our dive offerings include; Navigational, Scuba, Dry Suit, Night, Nitrox, Deep to 30 meters, Computer diving, Exploration Extraction, Excellent Buoyancy. You can choose what you think is appropriate. TRAINING WILL BE TAKEN AT Lubikowskie and Glebokie diving sites, Horka Quarry, Piechcin and Honoratka. We also have a proposal for diving in Croatia and Egypt Registration on the website at the link and at 500 266 168 CALL FOR PRICE !!!!!!

Many of the world's best dive sites are wrecks. These impressive structures concentrate an unprecedented amount of marine life and allow you to immerse yourself in history while diving. There is no other like wreck diving, and the SSI Wreck Diving specialization will give you all the skills and knowledge you need to become a competent and safe wreck diver. Through a combination of theoretical and pool-like sessions, you'll learn how to safely dive over and around wrecks without penetration to depths of up to 30 meters. You will also practice your newly acquired skills during open water dives. All of this will give you the confidence to enjoy future wreck dives conducted with confidence and safety. After completing the course, you will receive a certificate of specialization SSI Wreck Diving. Via Sport Diving Marina "Koparki" is located on the site of the former quarry "Gródek" in Jaworzno.When the quarry was abandoned and the waters took away the equipment standing there, an amazing dive site was created.The reservoir is small, on the Twin you will sail calmly around the entire reservoir and visit all the sunken curiosities. This reservoir gets more and more interesting every time you dive. It is mysterious, with practically vertical banks on all sides. Amazing experience, where one day there was a Guinness World Record-breaking wedding underwater where we took part in it. Visibility, of course, great during each dive, especially during the week. In the most interesting places there were 10-15 divers underwater at the same time and everyone had the opportunity to explore this amazing underwater world. As this is quite a shallow reservoir (we at the pumping station - footbridge indicated a depth of about 17.4-17.8m) you can safely explore it without flashlights. Although sometimes it comes in handy to look into the wreck of a sunken vessel or during a closer tour of the excavator. The depth depends on the season and the layer of water underneath ) (the reservoir is fed by two underwater springs) Excavators Jaworzno - Sunken excavators film link ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsMo4QaHvwU Continue your adventure and become a wreck diver. Start online today! Information at 500 266 168

In the Sidemount Diving course, you will learn everything you need to perform recreational diving with one or two sidemount cylinders to a maximum depth of 30 meters or to your certification depth, whichever is deeper. Sidemount cylinder diving is already a common practice among wreck and cave divers, but recreational divers are increasingly discovering the benefits of this style of diving. Without a heavy cylinder on your back, you will feel more comfortable and notice that your trim will improve without much effort. By using less energy, you can reduce your gas consumption, so you can make the most of your dive time. With better buoyancy control, easier access to valves and greater redundancy, sidemount cylinder diving offers safety and peace of mind when diving. You'll learn all the skills and knowledge you need to dive safely and comfortably with a one- or two-cylinder sidemount equipment configuration. Contact us about the course tel. 794 741 864

Dry suit diving opens up a myriad of possibilities, including diving in the desolate waters of the Arctic or exploring vibrant dive sites in cold waters. Using such a suit will keep you thermally comfortable while making multiple dives in a series and free you from putting on a wet suit several times a day. The SSI Dry Suit Diving specialty is the best way to get started in dry suit diving and will allow you to possess all the knowledge and techniques needed to dive safely and comfortably in a dry suit. You will learn how to use specialized equipment such as dry suits and jackets, the advantages of using dry suits and how to handle emergency situations specific to this type of diving. Upon completion of the course, you will receive an SSI Dry Suit Diving specialty certificate. Call to inquire about the course tel. 500 266 168

Continue your adventure. Gain the skills and experience you need to dive the world's best dive sites on SSI's advanced courses. No matter what you love about diving, we have an SSI Specialization to suit your needs. On this specialization, you'll gain the advanced skills and knowledge you need to navigate underwater safely and confidently. You'll learn how to use a diving compass, natural navigation techniques, estimating distance, how to swim out and back to a designated spot, and basic navigation patterns. You will also learn how to combine navigation techniques to enhance your enjoyment of your diving experience. This will improve your ability to observe effectively underwater, increase the safety of your dives and allow you to fully enjoy your dives. Upon completion of the course, you will receive your SSI Navigation specialization certificate. We conduct the training on Lake Lubikowskie Call 500 266 168 Link https://www.divessi.com/pl/advanced-training/scuba-diving/navigation