Peak Performance Buoyancy
PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy course helps you master of buoyancy control and be neutral buoyant throughout your dives, get close to the aquatic life without disturbing it or the surrounding, be able to hover in various positions, use less air and ascend, descend or hover, almost as if by thought.
Buoyancy control is one of the necessary habits of diving. It is more than just a set of skills and it takes work and time. The Peak Performance Buoyancy class is merely a clinic that gives divers a chance to develop the skills to truly hone their buoyancy.
Whether you’re a beginning diver or an experienced one, perhaps the most important thing you can do to improve your diving is to master the ability to be neutrally buoyant and maintain a stable, horizontal position — also known as good trim — throughout the dive.
2 Open Water Dives
Theory exam: No
Manual: PADI Peak performance Buoyancy
Price Including Materials & CERT.: €190 / per person
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COURSE DETAILS
Confined Water Training
Students will participate in a custom buoyancy clinic in the pool that teaches students skills to help develop proper buoyancy as a habit in their diving regardless of where they are diving.Open Water Dives
The Peak Performance Buoyancy course requires two open water dives to fulfill the course. On those dives, students are required to demonstrate an advanced level of buoyancy control throughout their time in the water. We typically conduct these dives at Dutch Springs, a scuba park in Pennsylvania, on one of our weekend trips throughout the dive season from May through October.Equipment
Divers simply need their personal dive gear (mask, fins, boots, and snorkel) and basic scuba gear (BC, regulators, dive computer, wetsuit.) Of course, the basic scuba equipment is rentable from Pan Aqua Diving. Students will also need dive gloves which are available for purchase.
