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technical diving

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What is Technical Diving?

Many SCUBA diving training agencies define Recreational Diving as dives limited to depths no greater than 40m/130ft and no mandatory decompression stops (no deco diving).


They define Technical Diving as dives that can include one or more of the following:


  • Dives deeper than 40m/130ft
  • Mandatory decompressions stop(s)
  • Overhead environments (caves, wrecks, etc.)
  • Multiple breathing gases
  • Multiple tanks


Due to breathing-gas safety concerns, Vermont Diving limits recreational dive training to depths no greater than 30m/100ft.


Please contact us for more information on the specifics of Technical Diving and Technical Diving training.

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