First, check for a Discover Scuba Diving. It permits to discover what Diving means and if one enjoys it. it provides the first experience of diving: floating in a weightless environment, and breathing under water, to visit parts of the World that are other ways not reachable.

Discover Scuba Diving is a half day experience including a basic training, a briefing, some exercises, a tour, and much fun. It is based on the first lesson of the Open Water Scuba Diving Training. It is organized in a Confined Environment to put risks aside, but can occur in Open Water or in a Swimming Pool.

Should you enjoy what you just discovered, then go for Leisure Diving, the next step.

With Discover Scuba Diving, you learned if you enjoy Diving. And if it is the case, you can continue with learning Diving.

Leisure Diving groups the Knowledge of Diving, ranging from Discover Scuba Diving, over Open Water Scuba Diver up to the DiveMaster or Dive Instructor. It permits to Dive almost anywhere on the World, to reach new areas, to meet new people and animals, and extend the own knowledge of the World.

Leisure Diving has some restrictions for safety. Among others It means that the surface is reachable (no overhead diving) and Dives are prepared with No Decompression (so within No Decompression Limits).

To extend the reach of Diving, and reduce the limits of Leisure Divng, Technical Diving is the next step.

Leisure Diving opened the doors to Diving, to new areas and possibilities. But Lesiure Diving has some constraints in regard to Surface Access, No Decompression Limits, Diving Time, and more.

With Technical Diving, the limits of Leisure Diving are pushed back. Technical Diving permits to extend the Diving Time and the Diving Depth, and reach even more targets (including overhead Diving).

Some skills from Technical Diving are included in Leisure Diving.

There is no step after Technical Diving. But there are advantages of combining knowledge and finding the own Diving Profile.

There is no Right Diving. But there are Right Approaches, RIght Attitudes, RIght Behaviors.

Each Diver should master the Diving Gear used, however it is configured. But keeping standards improves Security for any Diver or Environment, including the Security of the Team Members, the Security of other Divers that may require Help or provide Help, and Protect the Environment. Some Standards also permit to reduce the Time to Save Lifes!

Each Diver should master the Diving Profile planned. But keeping within standards improves Security and reduces Risks. Best is to avoid Diving outside the Safety Limits teached and learned.

And there is even more to discover....