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Become A Specialty Diver
Specialty activities introduce certified divers to a whole new world of diving opportunities. Learning is easy. We offer a wide variety of specific specialty courses to customize your training to specific interests and needs. Once you are certified in two separate Specialty Courses such as Boat Diving and Deep Diving, you are eligible to become a Specialty Diver. The only other requirement is to log 12 dives. You will have already logged 5 dives in open water training and another 4 during specialty training; this means you will complete 3 more experience dives on your own. This should be an easy task as our customers can take advantage of shop dives that are planned every weekend.Become An Advanced Open Water Diver
The goal of many new divers is to complete an Advanced course. To become an Advanced Open Water Diver you must complete four Specialty Courses. You select the four courses you want, taking them at your own leisure. This may take one week or one year -- it's up to you. Our Advanced course includes 4 specialties that we will tailor to your specific interests. Once you have completed the training you must complete the experience requirement which is done by logging a total of 24 dives. This training requirement sets our program apart plus it's the key to creating an advanced diver.Become A Master Diver
Earn your masters degree in diving -- Master Scuba Diver. With this certification in hand, you'll have reached the highest recreational diver accomplishment. The Master Scuba Diver rating denotes superior achievement and proficiency in dive skills, experience and underwater activities.The Master Diver rating is the most prestigious diver rating. When you carry this card you carry the pride and experience that accompanies it. Becoming a Master Diver is no easy task as it takes diving experience. Once you earn your Advanced Open Water Diver rating you have one more training requirement -- the Diver Stress and Rescue Course. This is the Specialty Course that helps divers learn to help themselves and other when diving. It creates a new level of confidence and ability in the diver that cannot be earned through any other course.
To complete this experience requirement, the dive must log a total of 50 dives. It takes the average diver 50 or more dives to achieve the kind of ability needed to feel truly comfortable in the water.
Technical Training
Technical diving utilizes skills, techniques, equipment and knowledge beyond the requirements of recreational diving. Technical diving includes, but is not limited to, dives deeper than 130 feet, dives into overhead environments beyond a visible exit point, dives using mixed gas (in addition to EANx mixtures) and dives requiring staged decompression.Our technical programs include:
Tech Diver Trimix
Advanced Nitrox Cavern
Deco Procedures Technical WreckFor more details, give us a call at 360-866-3684 or send an email to info@capitaldivers.com
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1621 Harrison Avenue NW, Olympia, Washington 98502
Phone: 360.866.3684
Fax: 360.866.3762
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