Divers with a Dive Specificty can gain valuable skills and knowledge in divers' different areas. Specialties enable divers to make a positive difference on every dive. This type of diver is often specialized in an area and can specialize in a specific kind of equipment. Enriched Air Nitrox EANx (Boat Diving) and Deep Scuba are examples of these specialties. Learn more about these diving specialties below.
Enriched Air Nitrox
You can learn more about the benefits of enriched air by becoming a PADI Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox). This course is a specialty that includes hands-on practice, independent study and optional two Nitrox dives. The course can either be completed online or offline. Special oxygen service standards will be required for this specialization.
Underwater Photography
Dive is a wonderful way to learn and improve your photography skills. One of the many diving specialties is underwater photography. This course will cover the principles and techniques involved in underwater photography. The course will also teach you about underwater lighting, composition, and how to use it. You'll also learn about underwater lighting and composition. The PADI Online Course will provide you with the opportunity to learn more about underwater photography, and connect you to an instructor.
Boat Diving
PADI Boat Diver Specialty Courses are for anyone who is just starting to dive or wants to learn more about boat diving. The course includes learning about the different types of dive boats, proper etiquette, entry and exit procedures, and how to pack your gear for the trip. The course will also teach you about boat safety and how best to handle emergency situations while on the water.
Deep Scuba
There are many Deep Scuba Diving specialties. Advanced Divers are certified divers who have completed their first dive and can now go deeper. Deep Scuba divers should be familiar with the effects pressure and breathing have on their bodies. They are more susceptible to injury at deeper depths. Also, they should learn how plan and execute safe deep diving. Some specialties require more training than others. There are some prerequisites to be certified.
Underwater Navigation
Scuba diving requires navigation skills. You need to know how to navigate underwater. A scuba diver must be able to navigate underwater. This skill is vital for learning how to use the compass properly. You have many options to practice underwater navigation.