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Dive Like a Pro: 101 Ways to Improve Your Scuba Skills and Safety
enlarge	Author: Robert N. Rossier Publisher: Best Pub Co Category: Book List Price: ~~$12.00~~ Buy New: $9.30 as of 9/8/2010 18:24 CDT details You Save: $2.70 (22%) Qty 1 In Stock New (8) Used (12) from $9.00 Seller: CleanItem Rating: 13 reviews Sales Rank: 70581 Media: Paperback Edition: 1 Pages: 104 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1 Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.2 x 0.5 ISBN: 0941332756 Dewey Decimal Number: 797.23 EAN: 9780941332750 Publication Date: January 1999 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days


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Editorial Reviews: Product Description Considering all there is to learn, and all the skills to be mastered, completing a basic scuba course in any format is an accomplishment of which any certified diver should be proud. However, now matter how good a diver you become, it seems there is always some skill, technique or procedure that can be improved. The information included in the pages of this book can help new divers climb the steep learning curve we all must negotiate at the beginning of our diving careers. Even highly experienced divers may learn or relearn a tidbit of information they never knew or happened to forget. The contents include: 10 Ways to Safely Conserve Air, Secrets to Better Buoyancy Control, Ten Ways to Build Confidence, Ten Ways to Tune Your Gear, How To Get a Good (and Safe) Air Fill, Hot Tips for Diving Cool Waters, Seven Ways To Be a Better Buddy, Diving Fitness, Equipment Care And Maintenance, and Tips To Dodge The DCS bullet.

Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 1-5 of 13 1 2 3 Next » eh. basic knowledge April 6, 2010 Ralph (UTARD) If you've taken your OW cert class you have learned all of these. Keep your textbook around and review it and have an ounce of common sense and you won't need this book. If you threw your text away and want to review the basics, this book will do it for you. Dive Like a Pro Review April 2, 2010 Richard Arthur Brothers Jr. (San Antonio, TX) I was thinking that this would contain special secrets. What is in here is commen sense ideas. The things you normally forget about. I think it's great for anyone just starting out. Wonderfull!! October 4, 2008 Dimitrios Tsirmpas (Romania) Congrats to the author for he is a deep knower of diving. Really helpfull book to the novice and expert diver as well. An excellent checklist for all beginning scuba divers May 25, 2007 C Haro (Florida) As a scuba instructor, I recommend this book to my students for their beginning library of diving books. It contains tips, techniques and reminders that are useful in the beginning of their scuba diving education and some helpful reminders for all scuba divers. Excellent for beginners and not bad for some more advanced divers to look over too... Pive Like A Pro February 13, 2007 Kenneth L. Anderson (Boca Raton Florida) 7 out of 8 found this review helpful Good information but save yourself the money and re-read your diving manual. Virtualy all the same information is in there. The book also suffers from poor editing. It's not a bad book just redundant if you have a PADI, NAUI, SSI, or other openwater divers manual. Showing reviews 1-5 of 13 1 2 3 Next »

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