Has it been a while since you dived?
Take a scuba tune up and get back in the water
What is a scuba tune up?
If you haven't dived for a while then it's really important that you refresh your skills before you get in the water. Not only does it make sure that you know how to dive safely, it also makes you more confident and comfortable in the water.
We brush up on dive theory and then have a session in the confines of our lovely heated pool. We go through the skills that you learned on your PADI Open Water Course and make sure that you have mastery of these skills and are comfortable by the end of the dive.
What study do I need to do?
You can re-visit your PADI Open Water Course manual before you dive with us which will help develop your knowledge to enable you to answer the quizzes or you can purchase a tune up book from us to make sure you are up to speed.
How much does the tune up cost?
A scuba tune up is great value - we have a maximum of 2 divers to 1 instructor for up to an hour in the pool for just £39.95 per person. This includes all of your equipment but feel free to bring your own kit if you would like to use it.
What happens if I don't do a tune up?
Every reputable dive centre should ask to see your log book before you dive. This checks that you have dived recently so they know you will be comfortable in the water. When they see that we have stamped your log book you are good to go. If you haven't dived for a while (usually a year) they will most probably get you to do a tune up with them before you are allowed to join them on a dive. So much better to get it done with idiveteam before you head on holiday.
What about a tune up for my equipment?
We also offer regulator tune ups. If you have not used your equipment for a while and want us to check and adjust your first and second stages prior to using it "without a full service" we only charge £ 29 plus parts.
If you haven't dived for a while then it's really important that you refresh your skills before you get in the water. Not only does it make sure that you know how to dive safely, it also makes you more confident and comfortable in the water.
We brush up on dive theory and then have a session in the confines of our lovely heated pool. We go through the skills that you learned on your PADI Open Water Course and make sure that you have mastery of these skills and are comfortable by the end of the dive.
What study do I need to do?
You can re-visit your PADI Open Water Course manual before you dive with us which will help develop your knowledge to enable you to answer the quizzes or you can purchase a tune up book from us to make sure you are up to speed.
How much does the tune up cost?
A scuba tune up is great value - we have a maximum of 2 divers to 1 instructor for up to an hour in the pool for just £39.95 per person. This includes all of your equipment but feel free to bring your own kit if you would like to use it.
What happens if I don't do a tune up?
Every reputable dive centre should ask to see your log book before you dive. This checks that you have dived recently so they know you will be comfortable in the water. When they see that we have stamped your log book you are good to go. If you haven't dived for a while (usually a year) they will most probably get you to do a tune up with them before you are allowed to join them on a dive. So much better to get it done with idiveteam before you head on holiday.
What about a tune up for my equipment?
We also offer regulator tune ups. If you have not used your equipment for a while and want us to check and adjust your first and second stages prior to using it "without a full service" we only charge £ 29 plus parts.
PADI has a new course for refreshing your skills which includes eLearning theory prior to getting in the pool. Click below to have a look at the PADI ReActivate course. If ordered directly through idiveteam the ReActivate theory is £42.00. Pool session is £39.95 per person.
Contact us on 0772 1948 701 or email info@idiveteam.com
