Dianne,

I have already told so many people about your “Jumpstart the Divemaster in You” course. I have learned so much and have used every bit of information over and over. There is so much the Open Water Certification Course doesn't tell you and this fills in the blanks.  

And no one tells you except the manufacturer how to care for your equipment, so your information was valuable. I just went on dives in the western Caribbean and Cozumel was every bit as great as your recommendation.  

Keep the information coming. Thank you....from a rookie to diving. 

Diane A.

MODULE #1

SURVIVE YOUR DIVE 

Become a Safer, More Confident Diver on Your Very Next Dive and
Uncover Ways to Keep "The Bends" Away

In this module you will find:

• the 4 most important scuba diving safety rules you must follow on every dive 

• the #1 mistake new divers make - and how you can avoid it 

• the 2-items you MUST have to dive safely
  
  
• 13 easy steps to avoid "the bends" 

• what you need to do before you even think about getting in the water 

• when is it really safe to fly after diving (we have a full section devoted to this topic for all you dive travelers) 

Every Year Over 1,000 People Are Injured While Scuba Diving. Some Even Lose Their Lives.

You certainly don't want to become part of that statistic. With this module you will be well on your way to becoming the safest and most confident diver on that dive boat.

There Is No Such Thing As No Risk – But These Strategies Take You Close

As divers we know we take some risks. Like a lot of other things about our great hobby the risk of injury or DCI cannot be reduced to zero. But we can do our best to get as close as we can. This module contains

Comprehensive Information That Every Diver Should Know

  This module will:  

• have you diving with more confidence on your very next dive 

• make you a safer diver - with less chance of getting the dreaded bends 

• have you warm and toasty on your next dives (and no, it's not a 10mm wetsuit); and teach you why you NEED to be warm 

• make you look like you used that safety sausage 1000's of time before - even if it's your very first time 

• have you flying with no lingering worries 

• lower your chances of ever seeing the inside of a recompression chamber

MODULE #2

"POP" THOSE EARS 

Follow Our Simple Techniques And You Will Feel That Wonderful "Pop" In Your Ears Early On Your Next Dive

You'll never again have to make your buddy wait for you or abort a dive because you couldn't clear your ears. With these easy to follow tips and tricks you, too, can start your dive quickly and pain free.

If you ever had problems clearing your ears when you are diving, you know how frustrating it can be.

There you are, excited to start your dive and see all the sites underwater. You jump in, get the good to descend sign from the divemaster and you start to go down.

Then you feel it. The dreaded pain in your ears. Not again, you think. Why can I not get down easily like the rest of the dive group?

This Module Will Show You How To Get Your Ears to "Pop" Quickly and Painlessly

Simple to follow ear equalization techniques that you can try at home to see what works best for you.

We know everyone is different. What might work for one diver, may not work for the next diver. That's why we have several different methods for you to use on your next dive.

In this module you will also discover:

• one technique to help equalization problems that no one seems to know about (page 43) 

• five methods to use to try and clear your ears 

• the single most important step to descending without ear problems 

• the proper position to descend that will help with clearing your ears 

• what to do if you have a cold - and what NOT to do 

Don't suffer through another episode of ear pain. Learn how to clear your ears so you can stay with the rest of the dive group.

We know it's never fun to have ear problems. Let's face it, diving is too expensive not to be able to enjoy it to the fullest. So after this module you will

• have a pain free dive 

 MODULE #3

 STOP THE ELEVATOR RIDE 

Want To Spend More Time Enjoying Your Dive And Less Time Fiddling With Your BC? Improve Your Buoyancy Control On Your Next Dive 

Nothing can take the pleasure out of a dive like poor buoyancy control.

I know because I have been there. 

However, in my search for perfect buoyancy control, I discovered that there are some simple steps you can take to speed your way to neutral buoyancy.

Once you have your buoyancy under control - look out. You will have a whole different feeling to your diving - you will be floating along effortlessly and seemingly making no movement.

No more reaching for the inflator and letting in air, letting out air. No more fighting to stay down so you can see under the coral head..you know the drill.

You will also realize a wonderful side benefit to neutral buoyancy:

Your Air Consumption Will Improve As Your Buoyancy Control Improves

Talk about killing two birds with one stone.

And I want you to get there faster than I did. Use my experience - and not your air - to end the ups and downs once and for all.

In this module you will discover:

• the #1 reason why most divers have trouble getting neutrally buoyant - and what to do to correct it 

• a critical step you must take while you are adjusting your buoyancy underwater - it makes a HUGE  difference 

• the most efficient way of determining the proper amount of weight you should wear (and it is not the way you were taught in class) 

• easy tricks for correctly preparing your BC for descent 

• why you need to adjust for the effect of your wetsuit at depth and how to do it 

• 12 steps for a safe and controlled ascent (pages 68-73) 

• diving exercises to practice your buoyancy control (pages 60 & 61) 

Don't suffer through another elevator ride underwater. Get closer to neutral buoyancy on your very next dive.

I wrote this module so you can get off that ride earlier than I did. It has all the tips and tricks that will have you

• floating along steadily and effortlessly 

• enjoying a dive like you never have before  

• consuming less air so you can stay down longer 

• looking like a divemaster instead of a "newbie" 

MODULE #4

STOP SUCKING UP YOUR AIR

Spend More Time Underwater. Discover Simple Tricks That Will Increase Your Bottom Time And Have You Wringing Everything You Can Out Of Your Tank

Are you fed up with having to cut your dive short or having to surface before the rest of the dive group? Want to stop the angry looks from your dive partner because he has to ascend with lots of air in his tank? Those days will soon be over... 

I remember the moment I decided I needed to learn every single thing I could about air conservation. I had been down around forty minutes when out of the corner of my eye I saw the other divers gathered around a coral head in the distance. 

I didn't know what they found and I was anxious to go and take a closer look. Then I glanced at my instruments and I could have cried, the gauge read 800 psi. My bottom time was over, I needed to turn back and head up. 

Turns out I missed a shark sleeping under the coral head! 

Are YOU missing out on the extra dive time this  course can give you? 

Sometimes In Diving You Only Get One Chance. 

Right after I missed my one chance at seeing the sleeping shark I swore I was going to make sure it did not happen again. 

I have since improved my average bottom time by well over 10%. No longer do I have to cut the dive short. 

In fact, I am usually one of the last divers to get back on the boat. I have even outlasted some divemasters! 

Now I would like to share that knowledge with you.

This section is filled with 100% practical, achievable strategies for conserving your air and wringing everything you can out of your tank. Discover

• the proper breathing technique that can extend the life of your tank 

• the single most effective action to take if you want to stay down longer 

• how to use the science of movement to decrease air intake  

• what you shouldn't be doing underwater 

• the specialist kick that even old hands at diving fail to utilize. I couldn't believe the difference it made.  

• the surprising position trick that can have dramatic effect on your air intake 

Do you want more dive time?

You need these practical methods 

You will find something here to help you stay down longer. 

Even an extra few minutes could be the difference between a good dive and an extraordinary one. 

If you have ever lost the chance to see something amazing due to an air shortage or even if you just want to get the most out of every dive, grab a copy of these tips today. 

Because we all know; too much time spent diving is never enough.

Follow these tips and techniques and you will:

• increase your bottom time significantly 

• no longer have to ascend before the rest of the dive group 

• make your buddy happy since he will also be able to stay down longer 

• get the most bottom time for your hard earned money 

• not have to stress out toward the end of a dive because you are running low on air 

• feel more confident and enjoy your dive more 

MODULE #5

LOOK LIKE A PRO ON THE BOAT

Never Feel Anxious Again - Discover How To Look Like A Pro On (And Off) The Boat Even If You Don't Have 500 Dives Under Your (Weight)Belt

Have you ever felt a bit intimidated going on a boat dive? I know I have. Before I logged hundreds of dives, I always felt a little anxious before my dive. 

It seemed like all the other divers were seasoned pros and I was the only "newbie" .

If you ever felt this way - don't worry. Those feelings will soon be a thing of the past. 

I have "been there, done that." Many times over. Now you can...

Learn from my experiences so you never again have to feel nervous
before even getting on the boat.

After reading the tips in this module you will know:

• 3 things you need to do before even thinking about getting on the dive boat 

• the single most important thing you can do to gain the respect of other divers 

• 3 things you are NOT supposed to do on a dive boat 

• the BEST thing to do with all of your gear  

• what you really need to bring on the boat - and what should stay on the dock 

• the proper technique for exiting the boat - no matter what kind of entry the divemaster wants you to do 

• what you never want to do when getting back on the boat 

• how to exit deep water if you don't have a ladder (page 104) 

• the best techniques for avoiding seasickness 

Since I remember what it was like to feel like a "newbie" on the boat, I want to help you get past that point - without having to log as many dives as I did.

So don't waste any more energy and time worrying about your next dive - use this module to start feeling and looking more confident on your very next dive.

This module will  

• make you feel like a seasoned veteran before you even step foot on the boat 

• help you walk on the boat with confidence 

• have you entering and exiting the water like you have done it 100's of times before 

• give you a stronger stomach so you won't have to be leaning over the side again 

• have people thinking that you must have been diving for years - even if it has only been months 

MODULE #6

PICK ANY DIVE OFF THE MENU

Are You Hesitant About Doing Your First Night Dive? Or Wreck Dive? Are You Unsure Of What You Have To Do In A Drift Dive?

Follow These Simple Techniques And You Can Master All Types Of Specialty Dives

Never feel uncomfortable and/or anxious again when you hear the divemaster describe the dive site.

Wall dive? No problem. Shore Dive? Check. Drift Dive? Easy-peasy.

To get you to that point, this module covers the most popular types of diving you are likely to encounter during the course of your dive career. These include:

• Night Diving 
• Wreck Diving 
• Drift Diving 
• Shore Diving 
• Wall Diving 
• Deep Diving 

Each of these dive specialties has some specific guidelines you need to know.

We cover each type in detail so you will have the confidence and skills to have a fun and enjoyable dive - no matter what type of dive the divemaster throws at you. In this module, you will discover:

• who you need to talk to before you consider a shore dive 

• one critical criteria your first - and subsequent - night dive sites should always meet 

• what you need to be on the lookout for during your deep dive (page 133) 

• the most important skill you need for a wreck dive 

• the one question you should always be able to answer at any point during a wall dive 

• how to slow yourself down during a drift dive - and what you need to do at the end of a drift dive to stay safe 

Each of the dive specialties we cover in this section have their own special appeal and being able to do these dives confidently will make diving that much more relaxing and fun.

There is nothing like speeding along on a drift dive (but knowing how to slow down, of course!). You want to talk about fun? There's nothing like it.

So don't delay in expanding your knowledge of the different dive specialties. It will increase your joy of diving tenfold. After this module you will

• confidently be able to do any type of dive 

• know the proper procedure for your particular dive 

• look like you have experience in all types of diving 

• increase the amount of dive sites you are comfortable diving

MODULE #7

TAKE OFF ON AN ADVENTURE

Get the Most Out of Your Hard Earned Dollars

One of the great things about scuba diving is it always gives you an excuse to travel to some beautiful and fascinating countries/locations.

But there is always work and research to complete before you can finalize your plans and take off. I have traveled extensively to go scuba diving and in this module I share my best tips with you. You will discover

• the best way to pack that scuba gear - and how it can help you avoid excessive baggage charges  

• what NOT to put into your checked bag 

• the most important questions you need to ask a dive shop before you sign up with them 

• what you need to know about a dive shop's operations so you have the best chance of an enjoyable dive 

• how to determine what to tip the dive crew - and when it may not be necessary to tip 

• what you need to know about your dive location - and where you can find that information 

• what you need to leave at home when you take a dive trip 

• where NOT to go on a dive trip (pages 175-177)

We all work hard for our money so we want to get the most out of every dollar. After this module you will

• not have to worry about your scuba gear getting damaged enroute 

• know how to breeze through any screening and entry requirements 

• confidently pick the best dive shop for you 

• never be uncertain about tipping again 

MODULE #8

DON'T GET THOSE NASTY LOOKS

This module may not be the "sexiest" but it may be one of the most important - it covers "Dive Etiquette & Responsible Diving". We all need to be considerate divers and continue to protect what we are all going to see underwater. 

Not that we aren't all perfectly respectful and responsible divers :). However, a little refresher never hurt anyone! Me included.

Let's face it, nothing can ruin a dive faster than some inconsiderate divers.

You have to have encountered some of these annoying specimens - they hit the coral, cut in front of you to see that fish, snap a hundred photos until the animal swims away and you miss it, stand in front of the ladder relaxing while you are trying to get on with a full set of gear, etc., etc, etc.

Once you finish this module, you know you will never be one of those annoying divers that gets the dirty look from other divers. 

Enough said.

Hi Dianne,

Each module was helpful in some way, but at the time I first read them I was still having a little trouble with - what else - buoyancy control. So I was very eager to get any tips I could on getting and controlling neutral buoyancy.

After applying the tips, my air consumption has gone from about 35 minutes to an hour and I have dropped 4 lbs. of lead and can actually stay in one position at the 3 minute safety stop. For all of these goals your tips have contributed alot. I really appreciate the simple language and format - I feel like I'm talking to my local dive instructor.

I dive more like a fish now than a pound of lead and love it! When it all comes together, it's so wonderful, especially drift dives along walls - so much fun and so little work! Many thanks!

Pam Casey, Roatan, Honduras

Dianne,

 Of all the modules, my favorites were boat diving, travel & etiquette - the reason is that after getting certified I now know how to technically dive but not how 'to go diving' - these modules really helped in a practical way to prepare me for what to expect and what to do and not to do. Sharing your experiences and insights is priceless.

BC control was also really good - I just need to practice LOL. My favorite bonus was underwater navigation - as you just get enough good practical information on that subject without doing it over and over yourself. I also found the packing list super helpful because as a new scuba diver I simply don’t have the experience / past trips to remember everything.

After taking the course, I feel much better prepared about the actual logistics / practical aspect of the sport vs. the theory - so now I can enjoy it more.

I really liked the layout and since it's in PDF I can read it on my iPAD and ultimately reread on the flight getting to the dive site etc. It's detailed enough and also light hearted to make the information fun and easy to digest. Bonuses were great especially as they come in over time so you can read and digest before the next one.

I really enjoyed the information and if you publish more I'll be first in line :-) Thank you for sharing your experiences and helping us other less experienced divers be more aware, courteous and allow us to have more fun in this sport.

Stuart Hoskins

(Note from Dianne: I received this message from Stuart a couple months later:)

As a follow up I recently returned from my first ever dive trip in Cozumel and thanks to you the other divers repeatedly mistook me for a very seasoned diver!!.

Thanks again, I re-read your course on the flight down and I felt confident and relaxed through all the boat procedures, dealing with the crew, side entry, BC control etc - priceless.

Please keep up the great work, I'm off to a live aboard in late September.

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