You now breathe comfortably underwater and feel like you want to explore deeper, it is time to go beyond recreational scuba diving. Technical diving training empowers you to use advanced gear configuration to make bubbles at deeper than 39m below sea level and stay submerged underwater for longer. Speciality equipment such as sidemount or backmount rebreathers can enhance your open water dive. Tec divers are given the chance to explore secret places, wrecks, deep reefs, unknown to people.
All prices are per person, in a group. All courses are taught by a certified IANTD instructor and include complete diving equipment, tanks and air Nitrox fills. Please mind that study materials and certification are not included in the price. (100 USD extra)
For private courses, please contact us, so we can provide an exclusive offer for you.
Technical Diving Courses – IDREO
Group courses 1-4 people in a group, meeting point Koox Diving Shop
All prices are per person, in a group. All courses include theory, practice, exam by a certified IDREO Explorer instructor, complete diving equipment, tanks and air Nitrox fills. IDREO Dive Explorer Online Class lifetime access is granted via a promo code to use on Udemy, allowing you to save up to 15%. Access code is sent within 24 hours of your purchase. Certification documents are delivered to the shop on the day of the course completion. All IDREO certifications are recognized worldwide.
For private courses, please contact us, so we can provide an exclusive offer for you.
Specialty training also available: PSCR, CCR and ApSCR Rebreather training in backmount, frontmount and sidemount White Arrow Rebreathers.
Specialized diving equipment rentals: high-end Technical and Cave Diving equipment, Rebreather, DPV are available for rent.
How to become deep sea and tec diving certified
1.Dive manuals and theory – online / offline sources: Your adventure of becoming a technical diver is to start with the theory – usually an online course or printed manual. Once you have studied all the theory materials in the dive manual and watched scuba skills videos, it is time to practice optimal breathing gas techniques, stage decompression basics. Get a discounted Udemy IDREO diving course here and start now.
2.Tec diving requires special equipment, discipline and more experience than traditional scuba diving. It is a bit similar to open water dives but with increased pressure due to greater depth. Your technical instructor is to introduce you to optimal breathing gas practices and stage decompression basics, with your health and safety in mind. Tec diving is an advanced level activity, that’s why most tec certification organizations like IDREO and IANTD focus on safety to minimize risk in any situation.
Physical requirement, prerequisites and documentation
Minimum age: the minimum age is 18 years old. There is no maximum age, as long as you are in a good health condition.
Medical conditions statement: you sign a scuba medical form before your start the course confirming you’re fit to dive. Please consult your physician, if you are not sure whether your health condition allows you to dive.
Minimum certification and experience
Minimum dives for technical diving – minimum of 50 logged dives
Advanced Open water certification or any equivalent, preferably beyond Open Water certification
Show that you can handle 2 tanks
Show that you have good buoyancy
Everyone that meets these criteria qualifies for tech diving certification.
Learning materials
It’s best to have your set of learning materials with you (whether online or printed out), so that you can ask your instructor any questions related to it.
What will you learn?
Depending on the type of course you will take, you will become familiar with using diving gas mixtures, breathing equipment and gear configuration. Most tech courses will introduce you to deep air or extended range diving using:
Tulum, Riviera Maya – one of the best places to learn technical diving
Riviera Maya offers ideal conditions for technical diving. Secret depths awaiting to be explored are a unique adventure once you have completed your tech diving training. Tulum, is famous worldwide for its wonderful cenotes, caverns and caves. You’ll be lucky to training with Koox Diving professionals, as you will have access to advanced and custom made equipment, available only at few other places around the globe. You will gain actual and valuable experience and learn how to use proper techniques, while on a your Mexican Caribbean vacation. Why not go now?
What diving equipment is required?
Most courses prices include the equipment rental so you should not worry about it. In case you want to practice more and have your first set of own diving scuba gear you can consider this underwater diving equipment list:
Back mount backplate
Back mount wing
Back mounted reg set up with 2 mt long hose
1 Primary light (+4hr)
2 Back up lights (4hr each)
1 Safety spool (80+mts)
1 Primary reel (100+mts)
Wetnotes with pencil
Bottom timer and compass
Back up mask
knife
SMB with 30mt spool
Dive computer
Curious about diving deeper? Keep mastering!
Now that you can explore deeper reefs, wrecks and greater depths you have a solid base of underwater technical diving skills, why not go to the next level – try cave diving training.
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