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Old March 20th 07, 02:16 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
KurtG
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Default Diving in the Keyes

Pszemol wrote:
"Susan" wrote in message
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Wow, how neat!!! I'm jealous. I can't even swim in shallow water


Diving has little to do with swimming... :-)
You can do diving with very little swimming.


I had to swim 200 yards with no gear to get certified. I don't know if
that's a requirement or if the instructor just wanted to get a feel for
our skill levels.

If you can't swim, you usually have a reasonable fear of water, and it's
best to feel perfectly comfortable jumping 10 ft off a boat with 80 lbs
of gear on.

Not that I wouldn't encourage anybody to get swim lessons and get
started. It's a really awesome experience.

--Kurt



 




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