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I commenti qui pubblicati
ci sono pervenuti da subacquei PADI che hanno avuto il piacere di
ricevere un servizio ineccepibile ed una formazione fuori dallordinario
da parte di Membri PADI. Siamo onorati di esprimere a questi Membri
PADI tutta la nostra approvazione, pubblicando in questa sede i commenti
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Giacomo Falzi mi ha introdotto nel meraviglioso
mondo subacque con professionalita, sicurezza e competenza,
entusiasmandomi e facendomi divertire ad ogni immersione, non
vedo lora che apra un suo centro subacqueo per poter provare
nuove esperienze!
Stefano Nicosia, Italy |
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03/02 |
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Nella mia carriera di subacqueo ho avuto
modo di avere diversi Istruttori e numerosi
Punti di riferimento educativi, sia in Italia che allestero.
Ma la professionalità dimostrata dal Master Instructor
31614 Paolo Quaratino durante il periodo di addestramento Divemaster
prima, e di Assistente Istruttore poi, ha indotto in me la voglia
di diventare membro di una famiglia più grande, e soprattutto
la voglia di spingermi agli apici della carriera PADI.
Riccardo Piccioli
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02/02 |
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PADI Course Director Stefano Fei e PADI Course Director /
Examiner Yme Carsana
Non sono passate nemmeno 24 ore dalla fine dell'IE di Santa
Margherita Ligure che già si pensa al futuro.
Come Istruttore Staff però non posso non soffermarmi
un attimo per "riprendere fiato" e fare il bilancio
di questa esperienza che giudico senz'altro positiva per me
e per i "miei" candidati ora diventati Istruttori.
Per cominciare quindi voglio ringraziare e pubblicamente elogiare
il CD STEFANO FEI al quale vanno i miei più sentiti
complimenti per l'ottimo lavoro di preparazione dei candidati
in tutte le aree e gli ambiti dell'IDC. La sua competenza,
la sua disponibilità e professionalità credo
vadano ben oltre le qualità richieste ad un CD; e tutto
questo si traduce in stimoli ed obiettivi per le persone che
ha di fronte e che con lui hanno la fortuna di lavorare.
Proseguendo poi un elogio particolare a YME CARSANA. Personalmente,
tra gli IE che ho vissuto in prima persona ed indirettamente
accompagnando i miei candidati, l'ultimo si distingue certamente
per l'eccezionale clima distensivo instaurato.
Posso confermare che, pur essendo i candidati sempre sotto
pressione, IME ha saputo rendere questo IE come una prova
si d'esame rigorosa ma condotta con professionalità,
disponibilità, simpatia. Il miglior esempio per tutti
i candidati e per gli Staff come me che hanno fatto tesoro
di quento dimostrato.
Ancora una volta, si è riusciti a conciliare ricreatività
con professionalità.
... e io ho tre nuovi istruttori.
Grazie
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Salve!
Questa mail è per raccontarvi un sogno realizzato.
Mi chiamo Alessandra, ho 30 anni e un gran desiderio: prendere
un brevetto per potermi immergere.
Nulla di strano finora, direte voi. Ma io un piccolo problema
in realtà ce l'ho. Da bambina sono stata colpita da
poliomielite e, nonostante io cammini, le mie gambe non sono
proprio al top dell'efficenza.
Il mio corpo muscolarmente non è tonico ed affidabile
al 100%, la mia gamba sinistra presenta anche qualche deficit
muscolare al quadricipite anteriore, con conseguenti difficoltà
di movimento.
E così il mio sogno sembrava destinato a non avverarsi
mai! Alcuni amici hanno preso diversi brevetti, così
ai loro racconti, la mia voglia cresceva, ma la paura era
ancora troppo forte. Non mi sentivo all'altezza di frequentare
un corso "regolare" con persone "regolari"
al cui confronto mi sarei sentita poco capace. Pensavo di
non farcela, che servisse un corpo perfetto per essere un
buon sub, finchè un giorno ho accompagnato degli amici
al DC San Fruttuoso di Santa Margherita Ligure ed è
nata la mia avventura. Dopo un colloquio di verifica della
mia situazione e un primo briefing con alcuni istruttori,
mi è stata proposta una immersone di prova.
Non potevo crederci! Così ho messo da parte un po'
di paura e ho provato! Voi non avete idea (o forse sì
?!) di cosa ho provato a trovarmi a respirare e muovermi sott'acqua.
L'istruttore mi è stato accanto, mi ha aiutato a scendere,
a stabilizzarmi, a muovermi. Io mi sono sentita felice, ma
le difficoltà mi sembravano ancora troppe.
Il mio corpo non rispondeva proprio come io mi sarei aspettata.
Così sono uscita dall'acqua convinta che la mia avventura
fosse terminata... ...ma così non fu.
L'istruttore dopo l'immersione di prova mi ha preso da parte
e ha cominciato a chiacchierare con me per verificare la mia
reale intenzione a fare un corso e la sua reale fattibilità.
Mi sono fatta convincere dalla competenza che ho sentito in
lui e dall'umiltà con la quale mi ha detto che avremmo
imparato insieme il modo migliore per me di andare sott'acqua.
Abbiamo concordato che mi avrebbe seguito individualmente,
mi sono fidata, non aveva svalutato nè ingigantito
difficoltà e così siamo partiti.
Ah, il mio istruttore si chiama LUGARESI STEFANO, IDC STAFF
INSTRUCTOR N 929155, ed è il mio angelo custode nel
blu.
Mi sento al sicuro quando lavoro con lui, mi incoraggia quando
riesco e mi sgrida quando uso la mia paura per non riuscire.
Durante il corso ho apprezzato la sua preparazione tecnica,
la professionalità, ma anche la grande disponibilità
a investire tempo con me, a studiare nuove strategie per rendermi
le cose più semplici possibili, ad acoltare le mie
ansie. Di lui sto apprezzando l'infinita calma nel gestire
il panico che mi prende quando non controllo la situazione
intorno a me, l'infinita pazienza nel farmi ripetere gli esercizi
finchè lui non è soddisfatto e io non mi sento
sicura.
So che lui non ama sentirselo dire, ma io credo sia grazie
a lui che prenderò il brevetto, perchè mi sento
veramente al sicuro e sto imparando molte "malizie"
che rendono unico il mio modo di essere sub, anche grazie
all'energia che il mio istruttore mette con me. Con questa
mail voglio ringraziare lui, per la persona che è,
ma anche dire grazie alla vostra organizzazione che forma
professionisti così competenti, capaci e completi con
i quali è un piacere "andar per mare" .
grazie per l'attenzione
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Alessandra Marello
mailto: alessandra.marello@tin.it
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In dieser Tauchfamilie kann ich mich
heute um die Skindiver kümmern und diese ausbilden. Dabei
habe ich mit Thomas Fleischer eine hervorragende Zusammenarbeit
und kann an seiner Seite und und über Wasser ihn bei seinen
Ausbildungsgruppen zuschauen und bei Bedarf unterstützen.
Die didaktischen Feinheiten seiner Ausbildung versuche ich mir
gerade anzueignen und bin froh, in dem Ausbildungssystem von
PADI von so einem guten Instructor unterstützt zu werden.
Susanne Marx
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Thomas Fleischer No. 929 311, Germany |
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Aber insbesondere ist mir während
des IDC John Nielsen aufgefallen, der sich weit über das
normale Mass hinaus um die etwas "langsameren" Kandidaten
(wie mich :-) ) gekümmert hat, bis auch diese soweit waren,
dass sie den IE mit Bravur bestehen konnten.
Ob mit Theorieproblemen, Tipps bei den Lehrproben oder bei den
Skill Presentations, Probleme mit der Ausrüstung - oder
einfach mit den Nerven - John hat immer Zeit und Geduld für
uns gehabt. Ohne ihn wäre mir im IDC sicherlich einiges
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Ich war vom 28.04. - 05.05 2000 bei Oliver
Priegnitz CD#37551, zum IDC Staff und war so sehr von der Ausbildung
begeistert, dass ich jetzt vom 29.10. - 06.11.2000 zum Staffen
bei ihm war. Es können viele Worte auch nicht mehr sagen,
deshalb kurz: "eine erstklassige Ausbildung!" vielen
Dank #923431 Marion" |
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Früher lebte ich ein wenig nach
dem Motto "Sport ist Mord" . Heute gehe ich regelmässig
im Hallenbad trainieren um an meiner Kondition für das
Tauchen zu arbeiten. Dies habe ich meinem Instructor Wilfried
Fischer #910410 zu verdanken, der mich auch sehr einfühlsam
an die Materie Freiwasser gebracht hat. Ich habe auch gleich
noch den AOWD angehängt trotz 400km Fahrtstrecke. Auch
im Tauchcenter DIVE-CORNER , Hannover #9670 wurde ich kompetent
beraten und mit Problemen nicht im Stich gelassen. In punkto
Service arbeiten sie vorbildlich. |
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Auf diesem Weg möchte ich nochmal
bei menem PADI Instructor Michael Böhm (Tauchzentrale Berlin
Brandenburg) für die freundliche und vor allem kompetente
Betreuung bei meinem OWD bedanken. Ich hätte nicht gedacht,
dass man sich unter Wasser so sicher fühlen kann. Selbst
beim Maskenabnehmen im Freiwasser fühlte ich mich mit Michael
an der Seite sicher und sehr gut aufgehoben. Vielen Dank nochmal! |
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Michael Böhm, OWSI#937169, von der
Tauchzentrale Berlin Brandenburg S-9697, Deutschland |
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Als begeisterter PADI Taucher möchten
wir gerne unserem Tauchlehrer Jürgen Wildenauer eine ganz
besondere Empfehlung aussprechen: Wenn ein Tauchlehrer es schafft,
dass man: · Beim Theorieunterricht nicht nur an die Pausen
denkt · Beim ersten Tieftauchgang nicht nur denkt "ich
will hier raus!!" · Beim Suchen die richtigen Muster
zum Bergen findet · Beim Wiederbeleben den "Tank"
nicht verliert, dann hat man bestimmt bei Jürgen das Tauchen
"gelernt"! Wir fühlen uns von Anfang an bei Jürgen
sehr gut augenhoben und werden sicherlich noch einige PADI Tauchkurse
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Jürgen Wildenauer, MSDT#901886, aus
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Ich möchte einige anerkennende Worte
über meinen Ausbilder, Herrn Peter Jaksch, aussprechen.
Ihm ist es letztlich gelungen mich zu zertifizieren, obwohl
ich schon mitten im Kurs drauf und dran war aufzugeben. Er nimmt
seine Stellung ausl Tauchlehrer sehr ernst und achtet sehr auf
Sicherheit. Er ist auch ein guter Lehrer und kann den Stoff
sehr gut rüberbringen, mit vielen Beispielen aus seiner
Praxis. Es war eine Freude mit ihm zusammen zuarbeiten und er
würde für seinen Einsatz überhaupt eine Urkunde
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Peter Jaksch, MI#915134, aus München,
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Hanno is such a wonderful instructor.
He was relaxed, but serious and critical in a positive, pleasant
manner. His critics/remarks after each presentation (Knowledge
development, Confined Water and Open Water) were very constructive
and detailed and helped all of us smoothly through the pretty
intensive course. It was more than great to have such an inspiring
mentor or coach! His collegues at ESKO were also very helpful
and customer-oriented. They sure deserve some positive attention
in Member News or whatever.
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Bernade Jorge Toledo , he has provide
a positive environment within the shool . He has shown patience
at all time and given me as much time as I have needed to master
my skills and I have not felt I have been pushed though any
course . Bernabe always shows the same respect, professionalism
and kindness to all.
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Dear Sirs
I have just returned from I.T. college at Cannes la Bocca where
I had the privilege to attend an I.D.C. and an i.e. hosted by
Daniela Goldstein and Jan Oldenhuizing.
I think I may speak for the whole group of attendees in saying
that Daniela and Jan did everything in their power to make us
feel welcome, comfortable and well looked after. although the
program had its challenges and was demanding at times we never
were given the impression that this was not fun - to the contrary
- the aspect of fun and enjoyment was brought across so many
times during the day that we could not not enjoy it.
sadly as with all good things the I.D.C. culminated in the i.e.
and we all had to leave for home. the fact that so many of us
were still hanging around the day after is a testament to the
enthusiasm with which not only Daniela and Jan but also their
staff instructors Steve Debenath, John Nielsson and Daniel Haugg
were going about their day-to-day business, namely not treating
it as a business but as a passion.
What else can I say - I would always go back and J will
sincerely
Stefan Arnswald 949344
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They take their responsibilities
very seriously, both below and above water. The dive masters
dont just lead you around the bottom of the sea, but take
it upon themselves to improve your diving techniques, always
gently & without being in the least bit pushy. The hire
kit, although I did not use it, looked clean and in excellent
condition. Despite their workload, they always have time to
chat and answer questions, and all this is achieved with happy,
smiling faces.
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Mr. De Marzo took me as his student when
other dive shops rejected me as too old. He quietly, slowly,
and deliberately led me through the certification skills. At
times he had the patience of Job coupled with good cheer and
a "can do" attitude - at other times, as needed, he
could be as strict disciplinarian with a straight-forward, no
nonsense attitude. There was no question, however, that he had
a plan of instruction that he followed throughout our lessons.
Since my certification I have had the opportunity to observe
Mr. De Marzo with other classes, both novice and master level
divers. One characteristic that came through most clearly was
his high level of professionalism. His deep love of diving was
crystal clear. At the same time this love was moderated by a
great respect for and insistence of the rules and regulations
that make the diving safe while simultaneously enjoyable. He
obviously had a plan for each dive that included multiple goals
and objectives. Further, he set high standards both for his
students and for himself.
Mr. De Marzo also has the strong personality needed to be a
leader of leaders. He clearly radiates knowledge, confidence,
skill, and stability. His enthusiasm is contagious and people
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I must first say that highest praise
is due to all associated with the center. It is a "family"
operation, and I was made feel a part of that family. Wayne
Clark and his wife, Monique Bisenberger, are the two instructors
at Jamaqua. Monique's father Rudy, started the shop years ago
and remains an active asset as the "official" underwater
videographer, boat and engine repair service, etc. No small
part of the family is Monique's mother who tends to much of
the retail and commercial aspects of the business. Each of the
members of this family made my experiences what they were and
brought about my complete satisfaction. My training was conducted
primarily by Wayne. His appearance and manner were exactly what
I would hope for in a PADI professional. Wayne presented me
with opportunity to participate in additional sessions assisting
with students in the pool and open water, preparing and giving
dive briefings, and leading local dives. He also supported my
desires for pleasure dives by arranging boat dives with one
of the shop divemasters even in instances when I was the only
diver. Wayne and everyone at Jamaqua are deserving of great
credit and recognition for their exemplary representation of
PADI at its very best. I met and came to know a wonderful instructor,
PADI professional, and a valued friend. Perhaps the highest
compliment I can pay Wayne is to say that I would trust my teenaged
daughter to him for training. |
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I would just like to drop a note to say
a big thank you to Rene Bos #901318, Jan Jaap Zeiger#906324
and Chris Drummond #926536 for their help non my IDC and IE.
Tough I was unsuccessful on the IE, I feel the efforts of all
of the above went a long way to helping me overcome this set
back. I particulary liked the time and effort that each of them
took counselling me on my future diving career. Andrew Spencer
#81135, the owner of Club Nautique organised the whole event
and his input to the IDC, in my view he has brought a very positive
change to diving at Marina Del Este. Again many thanks to all
of the above who in my belief are a credit to PADI. |
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Rene Bos,#901318; Jan Zeiger#906324; Chris
Drummond#926536, Andrew Spencer#81135, at Club Nautique, S-2940,
5 Star IDC, Grenada, Spain |
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Laura Scott is a legend here on Maui
and held in the highest regard throughout the entire island
by the diving community. I was telling my friends that I was
taking the plunge and I was invariably asked how did I get Laura
Scott, she is the best on the island and almost impossible to
get. After a summer of dive instruction with Laura as my trainer
I came away with the same respect that many others have for
her. I feel totally confident that I have received the best
possible education from the most competent of instructors. She
always made herself available to students after normal hours
to tutor them on some of the more difficult aspects of the math.
Her vast diving experience and the antidotes that were interjected
into the class were always a welcome and gave everyone added
insight into the problems and possibilities and the fun of scuba.
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Laura Scott, MI#19224, Lahaina Divers,
Gold Palm, S-36, Maui, HI USA |
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In August I learnt to dive from an excellent
instructor Ricardo Gutierrez. The first day was not easy, I
felt overwhelmed with all the equipment that I needed to assemble
and check, as well as the logistics of getting in and out of
the water. Ricardo was always calm and helpful. He did not rush
me through the exercises letting me to take time learning the
basics.
On the other hand, I developed the trust that in case of my
mistakes he was there to help. After the Open Water certification
I followed up with Advanced Open water. After that, I also took
a Deep Specialty. Ricardo provided excellent instructions in
all these courses. While diving, he suggested to take some underwater
pictures. I really appreciated this idea. Now, that I'm back
at the office and have a chance to show the photos, they are
generating a very strong interest.
Great thanks to Ricardo for introducing me to the wonderful
world of diving and to the Aqua Safari staff for being very
professional and friendly. |
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Ricardo Gutierrez, MSDT#89885, Aqua Safari,
S-1064, 5 Stars IDC, Cozumel, Mexico |
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Dear Sirs,
I just came back from a diving trip to Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt,
where I took a Medic First Aid and a Rescue Diver course with
instructor Simon Harris, OWSI 611524,who entirely took care
of both courses: despite being very young, his attentiveness,
care and friendship made the hard work involved easier to go
through and he certainly deserves some kind of official recognition.
Always thankful for the quality of attention I receive from
PADI.
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Simon Harris, OWSI#611524, Sinai Dive Club,
S-2506, Naama Bay, Egypt. |
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I recently returned from a trip up to
Iceland. Being a PADI diver I checked your web site before I
left and was put into contact with S-5157.
Tomas sent me information before I left then arranged to meet
me at my hotel, and took me diving to my choice of location
even though his shop was closed for renovations at the time.
I was most impressed by his friendliness, knowledge of the local
dive sites, and obvious interest in making sure my dive was
memorable. The work he spoke of with his Blue Army doing harbour
cleanup showed a dedication to diving in his home that is enviable.
I just wanted to take a moment of your time to register a compliment
about this wonderful man and shop. |
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Simon Harris, OWSI#611524, Sinai Dive Club,
S-2506, Naama Bay, Egypt. |
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I'd like to take a moment to commend
our two instructors, Patrix Heschel and Robert Yingling for
a job well done. In addition to their obvious love of the sport,
both gentlemen exhibited professionalism and a strong commitment
to PADI. They offered encouragement every step of the way. Both
were knowledgeable about regulations, technical aspects of various
diving environments and equipment. They made the class fun and
enjoyable as well, which I feel is very important to the learning
process. I would also like to commend the New Wave dive shop
in Port Clinton for hiring these two fine men. Rod, at New Wave,
was extremely helpful when we bought our equipment. All in all,
our diving class was a wonderful, exciting, fun experience.
Thank you PADI, Bob, Pat and Rod for opening the underwater
world to us. |
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Patrix Henschel, MSDT#158458; Robert Yingling,
OWSI#161840, at New Wave, S-15151, Port Clinton, OH |
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IKurt Haacke is an exceptional instructor,
and I feel privileged to have been his student through my last
several courses. There were three of us who went through the
Divemaster programme together, and on several occasions while
assisting other instructors, we were told that we were the best
Divemasters they have worked with, and I believe that this praise
should fall squarely on Kurt. Thanks to his thorough preparation
I feel more than adequately prepared to perform the duties of
a Divemaster. I hope that as I move up through the ranks I will
be able to instill in others the love of diving that Kurt has
instilled in me, and that I have seen him share with so many
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Kurt is a credit to PADI and to the dive
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am inspired to reveal to PADI the practical
experience of my Divemaster training under the council and vigil
of Jim Gazica and Washington Scuba Center. With tireless conviction
to my training, Jim arranged schedules, lectures, confined water
sessions, and open water exercises, and I was elevated from
student to role model. As I assumed responsibilities with students,
Jim appropriately adapted to the status of mentor and nurtured
confidence with the students in my ability to perform the tasks
required of a Divemaster. I am grateful to work with Jim on
a professional level and aspire to the trust and respect that
Jim has earned from his students. I feel that Jim Gazica should
be recognized for his wholehearted commitment to the education
of divers and his respect for an instruction of safety, skills,
and innovation in diving. |
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Jim Gazica,MSDT#161145, Washington Scuba,
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M. B. Walther est un formateur compétent,
efficace qui sait motiver ses élèves; c'est un
tout bon pédagogue qui impressionne non seulment par
ses connaissances de la plongée, mais aussi par ses connaisances
de la vie et ses qualités humaines. En un mot BRAVO.
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Je ne peux que recommander M. Walther.
Beat Walther, MI#23855, Geneve, CH |
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From the first class to the final open
water dive Scott was a fantastic instructor. He was extremely
thorough and patient with the class ensuring that we were all
comfortable with each skill. This attitude was shared by the
divemasters and assitants. This helped to build both my diving
skills and confidence in the water. Scott conducts himself with
a great deal of professionalism while at the same time encouraging
his students to have fun with their diving. His enthusiasm for
the sport is apparent and infectious. His students, once certified
are made to feel welcome to join Scott and the other members
of CanDive Scuba for recreational dives. This provides new divers
with an easy opportunity to meet new divers of varying skill
levels. |
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Scott Bull, MSDT#202045, London, ON, Canada |
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The service we received from Gia and
Althea in the shop at UNEXSO was superior to any I have received
throughout the Carribean. The briefings were concise. There
was no lengthy check in process. Paperwork was thoroughly explained.
Thank you for the professional and diver-friendly service we
received from Chikako Hayatake and Christina Zenato, captain
and dive guide for our group. |
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UNEXSO, Pira Resort, S-2088, Freeport Grand
Bahama, Bahamas |
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All my educational experiences at Aquatic
Adventures have left me more than pleased, and the quality of
all of their instructors is exceptional, but this course was
a truly phenomenal experience. Marty and Jim went extra mile
to provide realistic scenarios and motivated the participating
divers to put forth 110%. Hats off to Jimmy Gallagher, Dan Reinke,
the other outstanding instructors at Aquatic Adventures, and
especially Marty and Jim. |
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Aquatic Adventures Scuba Academy, S-2868,
5 Star IDC, Alexandria, VA |
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The Desert Divers staff was great. Equipment
techs to divemasters and instructors, every member of the Desert
Divers team was professional and courteous. They were always
ready and willing to be of assistance for my every need. I would
like to especially thank Russ Conway, who did a great job of
preparing me for the open water certification. I would also
like to thank Mike Huhn, who made me feel at ease and gave me
the confidence requ9red to complete the Advanced Open Water
program. A very special recognition to all the Divemasters and
boat staff who were very knowledgeable and always available
to help. |
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Desert Divers, S-689, 5 Star IDC, Tucson,
AZ, U.S. |
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