Scuba Lessons
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Try Diver's Supply. I think they were around $250.
Diver's Supply
1080 North Cobb Parkway
Marietta, GA 30062-2459
1 770 419 1976
Also, I have all the scuba gear recommended for the certification for sale. I bought the gear fall of last year prior to the class lessons. I used the gear once in the pool. Unfortunately I kept having severe back pain and then back surgery a couple months later which prevented me from completing the course. Now that two of my vertebraes have been altered, I will not be doing any diving.
If anyone is interested in the gear feel free to pm me. I have the mask, snorkel, wet suit, booties, weights and fins. The fins are the new style called split fins. All the gear was bought at Diver's Supply and is top quality.
By the way, diving did not cause my back trouble. I had a large tumor on my spinal cord which required removing. It was in a very difficult spot hence the vertebraes alteration. When they tell you surgery or future paralysis, I pick surgery. I cant see me in a wheelchair.
Diver's Supply
1080 North Cobb Parkway
Marietta, GA 30062-2459
1 770 419 1976
Also, I have all the scuba gear recommended for the certification for sale. I bought the gear fall of last year prior to the class lessons. I used the gear once in the pool. Unfortunately I kept having severe back pain and then back surgery a couple months later which prevented me from completing the course. Now that two of my vertebraes have been altered, I will not be doing any diving.
If anyone is interested in the gear feel free to pm me. I have the mask, snorkel, wet suit, booties, weights and fins. The fins are the new style called split fins. All the gear was bought at Diver's Supply and is top quality.
By the way, diving did not cause my back trouble. I had a large tumor on my spinal cord which required removing. It was in a very difficult spot hence the vertebraes alteration. When they tell you surgery or future paralysis, I pick surgery. I cant see me in a wheelchair.
<span style="color: black;">We offer a SCUBA program at our school and we use Elements Swim and Dive in Flowery Branch for our advanced open water certification through NAUI. They have been part of our program for many years and are outstanding. If you ask they may give group discounts. They also run trips during the year to Nassau, Costa Rica, Cozumel, Pensacola, Florida Keys, and other locations. Diving is an incredible experience.</span>
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<span style="color: black;">Here is their website. </span>
<span style="color: black;">http://lanierscuba.com/"><span style="color: #800080;">http://lanierscuba.com/</span></a></span>
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<span style="color: black;">Jason</span>
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<span style="color: black;">Here is their website. </span>
<span style="color: black;">http://lanierscuba.com/"><span style="color: #800080;">http://lanierscuba.com/</span></a></span>
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<span style="color: black;">Jason</span>
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I know there is a large facility in Lawrenceville about 1 mile from 316 and sugarloaf. I think their prices are about $300. Adventure diving in Duluth is suppost to be a great place too.
Check your local community parks department (Here in Gwinnet it is called L.I.F.E.) They usually have cheap classes offered at the YMCA. I was fixing to look into one for my better half since sshe is not against the idea anymore.
Check your local community parks department (Here in Gwinnet it is called L.I.F.E.) They usually have cheap classes offered at the YMCA. I was fixing to look into one for my better half since sshe is not against the idea anymore.
I may have some resources in this regard, but I'll have to make a few phonecalls at first. I'm fortunate enough to know some local people with lots of dive experience (incl. two people with over 3,000 dives), and they may be able give me some good advice in this regard.
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