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Training

PADI, (Professional Association of Diving Instructors)

Next class:  June 2nd & 3rd, 2012

Location: Paul Hensen YMCA, 79th & Mission

Scuba Course Times: 8am- 5pm – both days

Class fee: $200.00 per person

Refresher Course:  June 3- 9AM-5PM

Refresher  fee:  $100

Class materials:  $95 (lifetime study program w/video, dive table & log book). Study program may be shared with family members.

Rent or Purchase: Mask, Fins, Boots & Snorkel ($30 rental for weekend)

All other equipment will be provided (BCD, weight belt/weights, tank & regulator.

Class size: 5 min- 8 max

Where: the class will be held where the majority of students live.  North of the river: Park Hill Aquatics Center, South: YMCA 79th & Mission, Indian Hills Country Club & Leawood South Country Club.  East:  Long View College, etc.  Many people elect to have class in their own back yard pool.

Cert Duration: 2 days (weekend at Table Rock, Bull Shoals or Beaver Lake)

Certification fee:  $200  P.A.D.I.  Plus Certification Card Fee: $40 Good for a lifetime!

Fees are paid one week prior to ensure spot in class.  (equipment & wet suit rental available on request).

Next Certification:  July 14th & 15th, 2012

Local certifications may take place as long as the weather permits- beyond that you may come on an ocean trip or Leslie will write a referral for the certifying instructor on site.

Leslie O’Neill (913) 815-0266

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leslie@scuba-explorers.com

loneill54@gmail.com

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3 Comments »

Deanna Jefferson wrote @ February 18th, 2011 at 12:02 PM

I would like to propose; Class-April 9/10, Cert-May 7/8?

admin wrote @ June 9th, 2011 at 9:18 AM

Well Deanna your wish was granted…we had a blast with you!

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