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| Originally Posted by hilrosepaul Speaking as a 'newly' qualified diver and definite 'stroke'; I think the DIR philosophy has a great deal of good to offer. Things like the importance of the team, buoyancy control, certain standards in equipment and its configuration all make sense. |
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team is required to make a branch dive run smoothly. I dive in a team of two.... usually
Buoyancy control is taught in all agencies. CCR divers have to learn it twice!
Standards in equipment - Cylinder(s) BC/wing/DV, freedom of thought?
Configuration - taught in my BSAC branch (I hate danglies!)
So not unique to any particular agency.