At what depth do you need to decompress?

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At what depth do you need to decompress?

There’s a bit of physics and physiology involved in a full explanation, but the short answer is: 40 metres/130 feet is the deepest you can dive without having to perform decompression stops on your way back to the surface.

How deep can a 14 year old scuba dive?

PADI’s Junior Open Water Diver Course Divers aged 10 and 11 years old must dive with a PADI Professional or a certified parent or guardian, and dives cannot exceed 12 meters (40 feet). Divers aged 12 years to 14 years old must dive with a certified adult and dives cannot exceed 18 meters (60 feet) in depth.

Is the rescue diver course hard?

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The rescue diver course is both mentally and physically challenging. Now with that said if you are in good physical shape, have average reading comprehension skills, and are a good diver you may find the rescue course just slightly harder than the advanced diver course.

How much do rescue divers get paid?

How much does a Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer make? The average Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer in the US makes $95,585. Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers make the most in San Francisco, CA at $144,448, averaging total compensation 51\% greater than the US average.

Do I need to be an advanced diver to take this course?

You do not need to be an advanced diver to take this course, all you need is your Open Water Certification. The Open Water Course will give you the necessary core competencies to continue on to the Advanced Course. Many students go straight from Open Water to Advanced Open Water and there is no minimum numbers of dives required.

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What is the difference between open water and advanced scuba diving?

In Open Water, you learned the basics of how to scuba dive. In Advanced, you are enhancing your skills, and learning how to think and act like a diver.

What is the PADI Advanced open water course?

The PADI Advanced Open Water Course consists of 5 different adventure dives. You are required to do a knowledge review for each dive, which your instructor will go over with you before getting in the water.

What is the advanced open water course?

The Advanced Open Water Course is the next step on your scuba journey after Open Water and a course you should do some research on before you jump in! And that’s what we are here for, let’s talk you through what you AOW course will look like. In Open Water, you learned the basics of how to scuba dive.