I’ve had many people ask me “What is the most difficult part of being a scuba diving instructor?” Certainly there are many things that make teaching scuba diving difficult. Poor performing students, unruly dive store owners, or working long hours for very little pay are some great topics that make scuba diving instructors question if they really want to teach scuba diving. While I have had more than my fair share of frustrations, there is one thing that I find most difficult being a scuba diving instructor. [Read more...]
A Fresh New Look
If you are a returning reader to this site, then you have probably noticed that some things have changed around here. Hopefully, you’ll find the Precision Diving blog much easier to navigate and a lot less clutter on each page. We have moved from a three column theme to a two column theme with feature posts right up top where you can easily find them. The backend got a new architecture. This will make it easier for me to administer and get posts submitted faster. [Read more...]
Merry Christmas from Precision Diving
Thanks to everyone who has supported me throughout the year. Your friendship and kindness are greatly appreciated. Here is a quick video entry wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. [Read more...]
A Scuba Instructor’s Letter to Santa
Dear Santa,
I have been extra good this year. I didn’t torment that many of my scuba diving students. I kept the no mask skills in cold water to a minimum. Only the best students got the air gun. I totally rocked on deco for my technical dives. Throughout all of the classes I taught this year, everyone had a great time and I helped bring peace and love to the diving community. Since I have been such a good boy, below are a few pieces of scuba diving equipment that I would like for Christmas this year. [Read more...]
