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INTRO TO TEC COURSE

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INTRO TO TEC COURSE
If your an experienced recreational diver that wants to increase your knowledge, learn a new diving configuration and drastically improve your skill level, our Backmount Diver level courses are a great way to help you achieve this. These classes are designed to give divers the fundamental skills and stability needed to achieve a safer, more fun and efficient level of diving. This class focuses heavily on in water control and stability, emergency procedures and team awareness. Diving with Backmount Doubles has many benefits; added safety and more options in dealing with gas related emergencies, ease of stability in the water and potential for extended bottom times to name a few. This course is considered the foundation to build all your future technical diving skills upon.


The meeting time for training days is between 8.15 and 8.30. We will start with a tea or coffee and go over a general plan for the day. Each training day is sightly different but they all comprise of a mix of theory presentations, land drills and open water skills. Depending on where we plan to go diving the drive can be between 5 – 40 minutes to arrive at the dive site. Training days typically end between 5-6pm with video analysis, a debrief and general outline for the following diving day..
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The cost per person for our Backmount Diver course is $260 per day. There is a maximum of 3 divers per day for this service. For single person experiences there is a $40 sur charge. Please note TDI training materials and certification fees are not included. A minimum of 4 training days is needed for this class.
Sign up for one of our Backmount Diver courses today! Dip your toe into the world of technical diving and see if it is something you would like to pursue further!
“Highly recommended Cenote diving with Elliot – thorough briefings and absolute priority on safety and well being of the group with an eye for small details that make a difference. A whole lot of fun for all involved, tailored to the level of individual divers – good days! We will be back!”.
Markus R. Vienna