Have you ever accidentally crossed the no-decompression limit? Exceeding the no-decompression limit is unfortunately common practice but remember that it is not allowed in recreational diving. You need to be trained and become aware of what you are doing as a diver in these cases. Technical diving courses teach you just that‚ but they are often considered too be very demanding courses. Thus‚ thanks to the partnership between PADI and DAN‚ the PADI DAN Deep X Diver course was born‚ a course that creates a bridge between the PADI Deep Diver recreational diving course and the first PADI TEC 40 technical diving course.
PADI/DAN Deep X Diver Program
Here's what you'll learn on your PADI DAN X Deep course:
- What it means to be a conscious and responsible diver
- Use DAN's Diver Safety Guardian portal
- How to use and manage a bailout tank
- Use a deco software to plan dives
The PADI DAN X Deep course is divided into three main parts:
- Knowledge development (individual and classroom study)
- Three classroom practice workshops
- Three open water dives to practice decompression diving skills and use with a bailout tank
Prerequisits PADI/DAN Deep X Diver
- Be a Advanced Open Water Diver
- Have a Deep Diver Specialty certification
- Be at least 18 years old
Credit/Certification PADI/DAN Deep X Diver
By completing your course‚ you will receive your PADI / DAN X-Deep Diver certification‚ which will allow you to dive up to 40m with limited decompression‚ using a bailout tank.
