Next Rescue Class at ST?

[Venio]

When will be the next rescue class at Scuba Toys?

[TxHockeyGuy]

Originally Posted by Venio

When will be the next rescue class at Scuba Toys?

I don't know the answer to this question but I thought I'd ask one. How much diving have you managed yet? Rescue is certainly a great class but unless you have at least begun to get a mastery of the other skills you will not get out of rescue what you want. Don't take this as an insult, I have not seen you dive and you may very well already have the skills necessary to take this class. I however rushed through to my AOW and to this day I wish I had not. I had problems and did not get as much out of the class as I should have. I waited before I took rescue and got a huge amount out of the class. Just something to think about.

[PlatypusMan]

Originally Posted by Venio

When will be the next rescue class at Scuba Toys?

Check the button above in the tool bar for the site called 'Area Calendars'; at the drop-down menu, select 'Scuba Toys Specific- Events, Training, etc.'

The it's just a matter of selecting the month that you're interested in.

Hope this helps!

[Venio]

Originally Posted by PlatypusMan

Check the button above in the tool bar for the site called 'Area Calendars'; at the drop-down menu, select 'Scuba Toys Specific- Events, Training, etc.'

The it's just a matter of selecting the month that you're interested in.

Hope this helps!

Those guys put new features every day!

@TxHockeyGuy: I got 10 dives so far and I may get to CSSP this weekend for 3-4 more. I'm not sure which skills do you have in mind?

[Venio]

I see the next class starts on the 14th. Now if someone knows where the lake session will be?

[woody]

Originally Posted by Venio

I see the next class starts on the 14th. Now if someone knows where the lake session will be?

Clear Springs down by the plane.

[cummings66]

While I'm an avid believer that a diver needs to take rescue as soon as they can, I do believe that should be qualified to say as soon as they can once they're completely comfortable in the water.

If you have absolutely no issues with losing your mask under water, losing your regulator under water, no task loading with all the basic skills then you're ready for rescue and SHOULD take the course. If you have any problems in those areas I'd wait until I was solid because you'll get more out of the course that way. No matter which way you are right now, if you took it you would gain some valuable knowledge because there's a lot of things that all divers should know in there.

Good luck if you take it, dive dive dive.