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Old 20-04-06, 07:37 PM
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forthcoming dive planning course
I am doing day one of my "dive planning and marshalling" course this Saturday and will complete the course on our forthcoming club trip to Bovi. Just been reading quickly through the supplied student notes, seems alot of info to take in. Has anyone done this course!! if so was it heavy going
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It's not so heavy if you have used charts and tide stuff before, but I can see how all in one w/e can be a bit draining. Splitting it should help, but a quick refresh just before the practical should do you good.

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It should be a "fun" course.
You are planning a days diving, using all the resources available.
Remember it is a course and utilise your instructors, thats what they are there for! Ask questions, ask for guidance. The idea is for you to be able to plan a good days diving. Plymouth is an excellent base for this sort of exercise.
Do not forget plan"Z" - SH*T WEATHER PLAN! always a good exercise if planning a trip away from home!
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