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07-13-2007, 02:51 PM
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Grand Master Spammer
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This is a course I'm taking later on this year I hope, I'd like to know what you guys and girls did in it? What did you do skill wise, what kind of standards did they hold you to. I mean was it just to the letter of the law or did they expect more out of you? What agency, and if you're from the MO, AR, IL, KS, IAarea what instructor taught you? |
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07-13-2007, 04:16 PM
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I did it through TDI with two very experienced instructors who over-taught the class. This is they key with any type of course you take, the instructor. I had over 1500 dives when I took it but the first day was hell, head down trying to go through skills. It was much improved the next day, though these guys did not let up.
I was in a small class, with only me and another guy which made a difference. |
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