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Giancarlo

12/12/13 at 19:44

Dry Dive at the London Diving Chamber. Awesome!

Giancarlo

04/08/13 at 13:32

Last dive for the wreck diving course. After studying the sketches of the Stanegarth we decided to penetrate the wreck in the cargo area so we dived again and penetrated the boat deploying the line. Dive completed with some sightseeing and deployment of SMB

Giancarlo

04/08/13 at 11:44

Third dive for wreck dive course. We swam to the buoy marking the wreck of the Stanegarth and descended following the line. On the bottom we started sketching the boat starting from the bearing, depth at different places, highlight possible points of entry, count the distances between entry and exit points using number of fin strikes. We then examined the boat from outside and terminated by deploying an external line for training. Once completed working on the Stanegarth we did some sightseeing. We saw the "Defiant" and passed through the cabin. We finished at the Nautilus and played a bit going under one of the bumps of "Nessie".

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Giancarlo

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Posted on 12/12/13 at 23:31

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Passional about diving, highly trained, trustworthy and great people from a personal point of view

Scubazone is both a diving school and one of the best diving shops in London. I discovered them when I bought my first diving computer years ago and I was impressed by the explanations and suggestions that I received by Dan who was attending the shop. I had spoken to another shop a few days before but I could immediately tell from Dan's passion that I was receiving a much better advice and the price was more competitive. A few years later I moved home and, living closer to the centre, I decided to train as Rescue Diver with them. This has been the first of many courses that I took with them and I cannot fault them for one single thing. All the instructors are very knowledgeable and their enthusiasm is contagious. The courses always have a very high ratio of instructors per number of students and they are done with paramount interest for safety. Above all they always try to explain the reason for any rule in Scuba making learning more alive and making sure that what we learn sticks in our memory for longer. They also have a diving club. I joined them recently wreck diving in Plymouth and everything was conducted very professionally but made the whole experience very enjoyable and friendly.