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PADI Scuba Diver Training, Local Scuba Diving in the North East and International Scuba Diving Expeditions

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Scuba Review
If you are a scuba diver, or a student diver that has been away from the water for a while, a PADI Scuba Review is an excellent way to re-familiarize yourself with the equipment, skills, and knowledge. With a one day refresher, you can be on your way to continuing your underwater adventures.

It is recommended that you take a Scuba Review prior to diving if you have been out of the water for more than six months or anytime you feel your skills are a little rusty.

Prerequisites
Hold a scuba certification or be enrolled in a scuba
certification course.

Course Overview
First, you'll review the safety information you learned during your initial training. Then, you head to the pool to practice the fundamental scuba skills under the tutelage of a Dive Horizons professional. The session usually lasts 2 – 3 hours. After your Scuba Review you'll be prepared to get back into diving or
continue your dive education.

Cost - $75

Schedule
Scuba Reviews are available every Wednesday evening at the Norwalk YMCA. Please call to schedule 203-445-9705. They are
also available at the beginning of most Escorted dive trips.

Overview

The Scuba Review program consists of two parts — a Knowledge Review and a Confined Water Skills Review.

There is also an optional open water dive.

The Knowledge Review segment covers the basic safety information divers learn during their entry-level training.

Minimum age: 10 years old

Divers use the Scuba Tune-up Multimedia or guidebook to independently test their knowledge and/or under a PADI Member’s guidance complete the Open Water Diver course quizzes and exam.

The Confined Water Skills Review allows participants to practice basic scuba skills. With guidance from a PADI Member, divers update and fine-tune their diving ability.

A supervised open water dive (see Discover Local Diving) is an optional addition to the program for certified divers. This dive offers an opportunity to obtain an environmental orientation to a local dive site from a PADI Member while gaining confidence and refreshing dive skills.