Advice on equipment purchase and help setting it up. Loan equipment available for those who want to try before they buy.
Individual training days or intro to tech classes to help you get it right from the start.
Learn how to conduct decompression - extending your range safely with mixed gases. ART through to Full Trimix available
Explore the wonderful world of caves and overhead diving with rigorous training. Cavern through to Advanced Cave available.
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SMB DEPLOYMENT In many diving scenarios, surface markers can be used to communicate with the surface either as part of planned marking of ascending divers, or in the event of an emergency. A dive team must be able to deploy any one of several inflatable surface markers with ease. Proper trim and buoyancy is an essential part of any dive. It becomes critical during the final phase of the dive, facilitating effortless ascent procedures and effective decompression. |
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There are few women active at the top of technical diving, but one of the most active is Clare Pooley.
Teaching for both GUE and IANTD, Clare Pooley can be found underwater anywhere from cold water deep wreck dives to the crystal clear Mexican caves, enjoying single tank reef dives through to mixed gas multi stage/scooter cave dives in the colder waters of France or here at home.
Clare teaches OC diving in the DIR style in the UK and in Europe, encouraging streamlined gear and good technique in all students whether they seek intro tech, trimix or cave certification.
Howard Payne is passionate about open circuit technical training and considers himself fortunate to have learned from visionary explorers Phil Short, Jarrod Jablonski and Richard Lundgren.
Now teaching exclusively for IANTD, Howard runs open circuit technical courses to normoxic trimix level both here in the UK and in the warm, clear waters of Malta.
Although he loves UK diving, even he would concede that there's nothing quite like running a mix course on a wreck like the Le Polynesien! Howard is currently involved with a deep wreck exploration project in Malta but he also has a long-standing love for cave diving.
