Two-Hour Scuba-Diving Class for One or Two at Texas Dive Center (Up to 64% Off)
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PADI-certified instructors reveal the basics of scuba diving in a hands-on course in their onsite pool
Oceans are the earth's final frontier, holding thousands of uncategorized species of fish and one plastic bag filled with loose doll hairs. Uncover the mysteries of the deep with this Groupon.
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- $29 for a two-hour scuba-diving class for one (a $69 value) $49 for a two-hour scuba-diving class for two (a $138 value)
Teachers certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors lead first-time divers through the PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience, which opens with a classroom session including a short instructional video and a hands-on demonstration with actual scuba gear. Once students gain familiarity with the equipment, teachers lead their classes into the onsite pool to practice basic skills, including breathing comfortably underwater and discovering the funniest way to walk while wearing flippers. The class typically lasts about two hours, but may be longer or shorter depending on the necessary amount of instruction.
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About Texas Dive Center
David Bullard, Davis Graham, and Gary Stahlhebar manage Texas Dive Center's new facilities with an eye toward equipping divers with everything they need, whether it's education or equipment. The team teaches PADI introductory and certification courses to get the uninitiated diving, and they provide DAN classes to educate rescue divers and equip recreational divers with the skills to keep themselves safe underwater.
In addition to educational classes held in their onsite pool or on open-water excursions, Texas Dive Center joins the ranks of fewer than 50 U.S. dive shops to earn the title of ScubaPro Platinum dealer. They sell top-of-the-line ScubaPro equipment, held to the manufacturer's very stringent standards in terms of stock quality and regular maintenance such as cleaning, functionality checks, and nightly tucks in.