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Craig Waldman wrote: > Well, this has been informative... > > > > My goal here is to study as many diving methodologies as possible, learn > from each one, and adopt the best that each has to offer. > > Personally I don't think there is one right method. I think you need to rig > to meet the needs of the dive. But at the same time, some constancy needs > to be present so that you and your dive buddy (if you have one) are > instinctually familiar with the emergency procedures. > > I think the intolerance of anything different needs to end. > > When I was first certified 11 years ago, my PADI instructor warned me of the > evil NAUI divers > > When I first inquired about diving in NJ, most dive shops snubbed me off as > a lowly Caribbean diver. > > When I went to school for commercial diving, I was a lowly rubber sucker. > > > > > > - Craig Waldman > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. Craig study all the techniques and eliminate the wrong methods.This keeps history from repeating itself. You then say>Personally I don't think there is one right method. Well this is a single opinion with what background and research? How do you know this ,have you tried all the methods and came to this conclusion or maybe just jumped the gun? Now I'm "wrong" if I don't dive DIR? What's next..... with each level of diving you transcend you must gain a certain amount of acceptance. This is the way we learn to know and trust one and another. Its our lives we put at our buddies hands its nice to know that they are proven in the water and not just by word of mouth. You also added >>All I know is that with each dive I do, I strive to become a better diver. With each mistake, a lesson learned. And with each step taken, I'm that much closer to finding my own way.>> True and well said however the easy way to learn is from others who have been there.That way the mistake you may have to make to learn wont cost you the ultimate price! Food for thought. Don -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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