Open circuit or rebreather
$350 — One on one per day
Instructor Kevin Runkle
The only authorized SFX instructor in the world
View teaching certifications and learn more about Kevin's credentials
Available courses
SF2 eCCR and SFX
Air Diluent
Air Diluent Deco
Helitrox
Mixed Gas
Advanced Mixed Gas (333ft)
Cave diving is the exploration of submerged natural overhead environments beyond sight of daylight. For those who possess the highly specialized training, equipment and skills required, it can be a very rewarding experience. It can also be deceptively easy and extremely dangerous — especially for those who lack the prerequisite knowledge, equipment and skills.
Learn the Advantages: More Time, Better gas efficiency, Maximized decompression acceleration, Keeps you hydrated and warmer, No or little bubbles.
Articles on diving rebreathers
THE TRUTH ABOUT REBREATHERS
The Dive Rite O2ptima evolution continues
JUST HOW SIMPLE ARE REBREATHERS?
Technical diving is a term used to describe all diving methods that exceed the limits imposed on depth and/or immersion time for recreational scuba diving. Technical diving often involves the use of special gas mixtures (rather than compressed air) for breathing. The type of gas mixture used is determined either by the maximum depth planned for the dive or by the length of time that the diver intends to spend underwater. While the recommended maximum depth for conventional scuba diving is 130 feet, technical divers may work in the range of 170 feet to 350 feet, sometimes even deeper.
Technical diving resources
Equivalent Ratings with Other Scuba Diving Agencies
Advanced Diver Magazine
