Though you may become an extremely accomplished solo diver by following DIR
practices, and you may become the safest solo diver possible by following
DIR practices, DIR solo diving is an oxymoron.

Trout

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> From: Grey <Grey@is*.ca*>
> To: NAUI7874@ao*.co*; cavers@ca*.co*; TECHDIVER@aquanaut.com
> Subject: Re: what makes a DIR diver
> Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 10:23 PM
> 
> Absolutely no argument with what you are saying.
> However,how would you apply DIR to the solo diver??
> This is not an attempt to engage in meaningless cyberdiving.Over 90% of
my
> dives are solo.I would appreciate any meaningful comments,as opposed to
the
> usual chestpounding  tablethumping that this sort of post usually
generates
> on this list.
> Tanks,
> Dave
> Subject: what makes a DIR diver
> 
> 
> >they are
> >1 yourself
> >2 your buddy
> >
> >
> >as for yourself you need to seek out and practice the best training -
DIR.
> >as for your buddy this is the piece of gear you have chosen to safe your
> butt,
> >treat it with the proper respect. ie is your buddy DIR complient???
> >
> >remember DIR complience is not owning a bunch of cool gear, it is a mind
> set.
> >
> >also remember training never stops.
> >
> >Alan Pelstring
> >s fl
> >
> >
> >lets save some lives people
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