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NAUI Scuba Diving Specialty Classes
nitrox Deep diver wreck diver river & current
dry suit diver search & recovery diver night diver
Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx) Diver
Start today. Stop in and pick up your Nitrox Pack and complete your E-LEARNING at your own pace. CALL DEEP SIX TO Schedule your lecture.
THE NITROX COURSE is for all scuba divers. The benefits of diving with Nitrox Gas are to increase your non-decompression dive times and shorten your surface interval time. This DSS Nitrox Course consists of academics (3.5 hours) and covers Nitrox dive planning, depth and time limits for the Nitrox % you are using, analyzing your own gas mixture with our Oxygen Analyzer, and equipment selection based upon the percent of oxygen in your mixture). Plus one day of two (optional) Open Water repetitive dives using Nitrox gas.
Tuition: $235.00 for 1 student or $199.00 per student for 2 or more signing up together. Tuition includes academics, E-Learning Pack, 2 (optional) local open water dives and NAUI Nitrox Certification Card.
Deep Diver
Sport Deep Diving is between 60 -130ft. Although this is not a decompression techniques course, you will learn about decompression procedures including nitrogen narcosis and decompression sickness, and the use of dive computers including avoiding the need for stage decompression.
River & Current
River & Current Diver
Tuition is $125.00.
lECTURE: jULY 29, 2025
OPEN WATER: aUGUST 3, 2025
LOCATION: THE HARSENDS ISLAND ON THE ST. CLAIR RIVER
Diving in currents can be quite relaxing and pleasant, even in swift currents, but it has its challenges. Explore shipwreck diving, collecting of antique bottles or just drifting with the flow and checking out the aquatic life is a blast. Make sure you prepare physically and mentally and have the proper gear, training and experience. Divers often say that current dives are some of their most memorable and exhilarating dives. Expand your diving repertoire by safely trying a current dive.
Learn valuable current diving knowledge and principles. Learn about river conditions, currents, rapids, eddies, cross current and trail lines. Academics will include planning and preparation for a river dive, special equipment needed, and assessment of the water.
Dry Suit Diver
Lecture July 8, 2025 6pm - 9pm
Open Water July 12 & 13, 2025 at Gilboa Quarry
Extend the enjoyment of your underwater opportunities with the comfort and freedom of Dry Suit Diving. The Deep Six Dry Suit Program involves 3 hours of academics and a minimum of four open water training dives.
Among the many things you will learn as part of this program:
Dry Versus Wet: How dry suits keep you warm in ways no wet suit can ever hope to match.
Dry Suits and Accessories: A comprehensive guide to dry suit features and materials, as well as to undergarments, hoods, boots, gloves and other accessories that are unique to dry suit use.
Using Dry Suits: How to plan and organize dry suit dives, as well as to the specialized procedures for donning dry suits.
Dry Suit Diving Techniques, ascents and descents, and buoyancy control under water (as well as what to do when the unexpected happens).
Dry Suit Care and Maintenance: Getting the most from your investment in a dry suit.
Tuition $349.00 includes: Academics, Books & Materials, use of Dry suit, Thermals, Inflation Hose, Garment Bags, 4 open water dives & a Digital Certification card. Tuition does not include wrist or neck seals.
Academics 3 hoursget 2 certifications in 1 weekend take deep diver along with dry suit.
Search & Recovery Diver
"Finding treasure is something every diver thinks of more than once in his/her diving career."
Whether it's the gold of a sunken ship, a lost ring or simply your buddy's dive light that was accidentally lost, there are times in which the appropriate training to search for lost objects underwater would be beneficial.
During your Search & Recovery Diver course you'll learn about underwater navigation using natural and compass techniques; the problems, methods, equipment, hazards, and safety procedures regarding limited visibility diving; proper search patterns, methods and techniques; and how to handle light salvage or recovery, including lifting, rigging, and knot tying.
Academics 3 hours Open Water Dives 2