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Old 07-17-2007, 11:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I was wondering if STs has or is considering teaching dry suit classes? I know in Texas you don't have to worry about cold water to much but, I'd be willing to drive over there, after I get my suit, and take a course with it.

Any ideas if this may happen?

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Old 07-18-2007, 11:34 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Im sure any one of the instructors there can help you with this. Usually the Drysuit courses come along during the fall/winter time. But if you need one now you can always ask.
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Thanks Jason.

It will be awhile before I actually get a dry suit. I just like to know my options before I get what I need.

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I don't know about STs but my shop teaches Dry Suit regularly at the Blue Hole in New Mexico, which is a little bit of a drive north. I am doing mine with them in September.
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I have taken Dry Suit through ST.

It was like learning to dive all over again.

The payoff comes when I am able to dive when most other folks are unable or unwilling to do so...therefore my dive year is truly year round!

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I have taken Dry Suit through ST.

It was like learning to dive all over again.

The payoff comes when I am able to dive when most other folks are unable or unwilling to do so...therefore my dive year is truly year round!
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