RE: Diving 101: Step by Step Guide on How to be a Licensed Scuba Diver

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Diving 101: Step by Step Guide on How to be a Licensed Scuba Diver

in science •  7 years ago  (edited)

Indeed, I agree with you @xaydtrips. The cleaning and sorting out after diving is quite tiring, and yea I ate lots too especially when seafoods are served for us. 😄 Wow, you are very strong huh. 😊 if you dont mind I guess you are master or rescue diver ?
Glad to know we both are PADI licensed 👏 cheers!

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      ·  7 years ago 

    I'm currently Rescue and deeply contemplating on becoming divemaster. DM is the first professional level so everything is different once you enter the professional diving world (you become responsible of others). I'm still enjoying my non-pro recreational level. I'm sure you feel the same :D

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