Will
you accommodate my schedule?
Yes!
Yes! Yes! Our new, state of the art facilities have been designed
to be the best! Our pools are open six days a week. Our instructors
have more than 100 years collective experience in Utah. Your time
with us will be fun, rewarding, enlightening, and give you confidence.
Together we will make you comfortable, disciplined and knowledgeable
in the water.
I
want to learn to dive but cannot find the time. Can you help?
Dive
Utah will accommodate your time limitations in a variety of ways.
We have study-at-home and private or semi-private lesson options
available. Please call us to discuss your situation. Holladay 801-277-3483
or Ogden 801-394-8842.
When
can I start?
Now!
We can get you going with either the PADI Open Water Diver CD-ROM
or Open Water Diver Video/Manual combination. You can take them
home with you today and get started. You will have plenty of time
to go through the materials. If you have any questions in the meantime,
give us a call.
What
should I bring the first night of class?
Bring
a swim suit, towel, a pair of socks to keep your feet comfortable
in the fins (fin booties if you have them), your manual if you have
one, and paper and pencil for class notes.
I
am worried about claustrophobia. Is that a problem?
Putting
our heads underwater and breathing on scuba is a very different
experience and one that with the right teacher can be approached
in a safe and secure way so that you are not anxious about the process.
Once you learn to use a snorkel and see underwater you will be amazed
at how much you can see - in all directions!
Do
I have to purchase a mask, snorkel and fins?
The
cost of your class includes the use of our equipment during your
first few weeks of training. As soon as you are comfortable in the
water, you will be much happier if you invest in your own equipment.
What
is a Divemaster?
One
part tour guide, one part assistant instructor, the Divemaster is
an indispensable part of your learning experience. In coastal areas
he is the person who is filling tanks, checking you in and out on
a dive boat and leading tours. Inland area duties include helping
instructor, keeping class running smoothly and answering student
questions when the instructor is occupied.
Can
I become an Instructor at Dive Utah?
Yes,
talk with us about whether becoming an instructor is right for you
and how to make the most of this advanced education.
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