Advanced Open Water

The Advanced Open Water Diver course at Professional Diving Resources is designed to build upon the skills and knowledge gained in your Open Water Diver certification. This program introduces you to a variety of diving activities and techniques, helping you to become a more confident and capable diver. The course typically includes five adventure dives, covering areas such as deep diving, underwater navigation, and night diving, among others. It's an opportunity to explore new facets of diving under the guidance of an experienced instructor.

Through these adventure dives, you'll learn practical skills relevant to each specialty. For instance, the deep dive will teach you how to plan and execute dives to depths beyond 60 feet, while the navigation dive will hone your ability to use a compass and natural references to find your way underwater. These dives are designed to be educational and exhilarating, pushing your boundaries in a safe and controlled manner. The course structure at Professional Diving Resources ensures a progression towards greater underwater competence.

This course is crucial for divers looking to gain more experience and explore different types of diving environments. It enhances your understanding of dive planning, risk management, and equipment use in varied conditions. PDR Ohio's instructors are committed to providing a challenging yet rewarding learning experience, ensuring you develop advanced diving competencies. The center's commitment to diver development is evident in the structured approach to each adventure dive.

Completing the Advanced Open Water Diver course opens up more diving opportunities, including access to deeper sites and more complex dive planning. It's a significant step towards becoming a well-rounded and experienced diver, preparing you for further training and more adventurous underwater explorations. The skills acquired will serve you well on future diving trips and expeditions, allowing for a broader range of dive site selection and exploration.