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Hey there
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There are a couple of places to learn in the UK.
See this
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(nothing in it for me, just letting you know)
Niall all the info is there, some are at the SETT in Gosporth, and some in Vobster Quay. Check out the links and it will tell you.
okay then, but i live far away from there so i would have to plan far ahead and im booked up for all of 2008 with travelling and visits etc.
PS - im not into static apnea and all that stuff i just swim for the fun of it and and can stay at a depth of 15-20 feet for 3 minuites.
PS - im not into static apnea and all that stuff i just swim for the fun of it and and can stay at a depth of 15-20 feet for 3 minuites.
hi Niall
Practising static apnea with a buddy can improve your diving performance
You sound like a busy bloke with a full diary for next year!