Extreme Scuba Makeover
Introduction
UTD’s Extreme Scuba makeover course is an entry level class designed to teach certified divers proper buoyancy and basic non silting propulsion technique. It is structured to provide a proper foundation and to prepare divers interested in taking any other foundational course.
This class not only teaches you how to migrate to a long hose primary regulator, but it teaches you how to be a safe and environmentally aware diver through proper trim and propulsion.
The UTD ESM course is normally conducted over an 8 hour period, and involves a minimum of 4 hours of instruction including academics and 4 hours pool/confined water.
UTD Instructors Iñaki De Santos and Alan Weinberg on Extreme Scuba Makeover (in Spanish).
Prerequisites
Minimum 15
Course Limits
- Confined Water (like a pool)
- Standard gas is air (21% O2)
Who this class is designed for?
The ESM class is presented in a friendly learning environment where experienced divers will learn the basics of proper diving trim, buoyancy, weighting, and propulsion.
Why Should I Take this Class?
Any certified diver wishing to improve his/her basic diving skills and UTD configuration. Many beginning recreational divers all the way to instructors from other agencies have taken this course in the past with amazing results. Having proper trim and buoyancy and refining your weighting will result in improving gas consumption.
How do I get more information on the next upcoming sessions?
You can contact instructors Iñaki de Santos or Alan Weinberg for additional information at ESM@utdscubadiving.com
