Basic
About PADI Refresher Course
Here’s an overview of a typical refresher diving course:
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Knowledge Review: The course usually begins with a review of important diving knowledge and theory. This may include topics such as dive planning, equipment setup, dive safety procedures, and diving physics and physiology.
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Equipment Orientation: You’ll have a session to familiarize yourself with the scuba diving equipment. This includes learning how to assemble and disassemble the gear, checking its functionality, and understanding the purpose of each component.
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Skill Practice: The core of the refresher course involves practicing essential diving skills in a confined water environment, such as a swimming pool or shallow dive site.
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Open Water Dive: After the confined water skills practice, you’ll typically have the opportunity to apply your refreshed skills during an open water dive.
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Certification and Recommendations: Upon successful completion of the refresher diving course, you’ll receive a certification or completion card.
Refresher Diving Course:
Participating in a refresher diving course is a responsible approach to diving after a long break. It helps ensure your skills and knowledge are up to date, enhances your safety underwater, and allows you to enjoy diving with confidence.