J. Shepherd writes: > > giiii wrote: > > If you had somebody commmitted to your work, that could dive > properly,you > could probably find a good use for him as a team guy . We have a huge > number of > incredibly skilled guys to work with. > > > And in it encapsulated the whole of the strength of the WKPP > school of diving. Arguments about equipment, personal preference, etc > all pale into insignificance beside the point that with a committed, > fit, well trained buddy team; you can do anything. Two strokes in > hogarthian gear are still going to screw up. > > To anybody new - check out the recent hit rate. giiii has been > dispensed diamonds left right and center. The rest of the time he's just > funny and comes with a delete key. > > To giiii, if you want to spread you sphere of influence, start > hammering the buddy diving and team work aspect; less the 80 man crew, > or even the half dozen on site, but the three man team underwater with > proper skills, understanding and practices. This is a message which is > not just relevant to cave divers in big holes in the ground but a lesson > to all the basic divers out there. I would agree with Jason. We all know by now how to rig our gear the "right" way, or we're never going to learn. I would love to hear more about developing the "team" approach to diving. Methods and philosophies. Jeff. -- +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | jjackson@se*.sb*.co* | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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