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[Choose #3] I enjoy diving with a dive buddy too much to go it alone. Nothing like sharing the memories of the dive.
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[Choose #1] for my own protection, and peice of mind
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[Choose #1] Maybe my wife wouldn’t worry so much when I don’t stay with them.
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[Choose #1] All things learned makes you a better diver, wether you were to do a solo dive or with a buddy I would think.
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[Choose #2] I dive solo most of the time now, there comes a time where you have to self sufficient.
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[Choose #3] I live in Kansas ,, what would you consider local...lol...
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daz88 - 10/12/2009 3:27 AM
[Choose #2] dive solo all the time. don’t really think I need to pay for certification.
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[Choose #1] if it was a tdi course but not padi or naui they dont give enough quality for the price for their courses
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[Choose #1] I took a solo dive class thru SDI-it teaches better self-reliance & self-rescue than PADI. It also teaches better dive planning skills & air usage calculation. I still dive w/buddies, but I’m now a more confident & competent diver.
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[Choose #2] It would be a great course for many divers to learn new skills even though they may not want to solo dive.. But I would not take the Solo Dive Course...
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[Choose #1] although I advocate diving with a buddy, I think that anything a diver does to improve their skills is good. Regardless of your "solo" cert. many dive sites/operators still require that you dive with a buddy...
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