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Programs & Mentorship

Private education for experienced divers who want to understand more, prepare better and make stronger decisions.

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Advanced Dive Education

For experienced divers who want to better understand the science, systems and decisions behind the way they dive.

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Study diving physiology and physics.
Work through decompression and gas-planning concepts.
Examine equipment systems, redundancy and failure points.
Build a clearer understanding of the environments you enter.

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Knowledge supports performance.

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Private Mentorship

Private mentorship is built around your experience, goals and the areas that need closer attention.

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Review upcoming trips and dive environments.
Take a hard look at planning, equipment and personal readiness.
Identify gaps in knowledge and preparation.
Build a focused course of study through Zoom and the Scuba Dojo portal.

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The work is shaped around the diver.

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Safety & Human Performance

Look closely at the factors that affect judgment, readiness and performance when conditions become demanding.

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Examine incidents and near misses.
Learn to recognize developing hazards and decision traps.
Study stress, fatigue and situational awareness.
Address nutrition, hydration, endurance and recovery.

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Preparation begins before the emergency.

Hydrographic Survey Studies

A deeper study of the marine regions, conditions and destination systems surrounding a dive.

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Examine regional geography, bathymetry and hydrography.
Study shelves, trenches, passages, currents and island systems.
Explore maritime history, wreck corridors and environmental conditions.

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Evaluate regional hazards, logistics and preparation.
Each study may become part of the Scuba Dojo Hydrographic Survey Series, with individual volumes focused on defined regions, environments and destinations.

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Study the environment before entering it.

Regional Study

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  • Geography and bathymetry

  • Shelves, trenches and passages

  • Currents and island systems

  • Environmental conditions

 

Destination Analysis

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  • Maritime history

  • Wreck corridors

  • Regional hazards

  • Logistics and preparation

Private Work. Limited Enrollment.

Scuba Dojo programs are private, individualized and shaped around the experience, objectives and commitment of each diver.

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Enrollment is limited, and accepted applicants may be placed on a multi-month waitlist.

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