The PADI Deep Diving Specialty Course is designed to teach you how to safely dive to depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet). During the course, you will learn about the risks associated with deep diving, decompression techniques, and dive planning. Here is a detailed explanation of what this course entails:
Course content:
Theory:
You will learn about the effects of increased pressure at depth, nitrogen narcosis, and no-decompression limits.
Dive planning:
You will understand how to safely plan deep dives, including gas management and decompression if necessary.
Diving techniques:
You will practice specific techniques for deep diving, such as descent and ascent control, buoyancy management, and underwater communication.
Requirements:
Be a certified PADI Open Water Diver (or other equivalent certification)
Be at least 15 years old (some regions may have different age requirements).
Course Standards:
The PADI Deep Diving Specialty Course follows the standards and procedures established by PADI to ensure the safety and quality of training.
PADI instructors certified in the deep diving specialty must follow the course curriculum and meet the teaching and evaluation requirements established by PADI.
By successfully completing the deep diving specialty course, you will earn a certification that allows you to dive safely and comfortably to depths of up to 40 meters, opening up new opportunities for underwater exploration.