Aquablues s.r.o. - kurzy potápění pro dospělé a děti

When diving, it is important that the number of plunging equals the number of emergence and that the individual is without consequences even after emergence. That it is not always so tell us in the Black Chronicle. It is important for the training provider to inflate the adept with the required amount of information and to create automatic responses to tackling the odristic situations necessary for underwater survival. Practically, therefore, eliminated in time individuals who would be under water a danger to themselves and others. Michal Paclík performs training according to PADI standard. In fact, in addition to the required one, it also provides answers to the question "why is it so and so" beyond compulsory instruction - which de facto provides a higher degree of safety for the diving individual. There is always a choice whether to dive or to dive. The difference is that if you are diving, you are actively looking for sources of information about where and how it lives or can endanger you - while if you are diving, you will come to base, borrow gear - accompanied by giuda you come to instead of a dive. There you go into the water, with a guide (often on a leash) you will stay underwater and after returning on the basis tell you that you were under water ... just remember the animals who were there, but already Not sure if they were there either. If the path of more demanding (and safer) training is acceptable for you, I recommend Aquablues and Michal Paclík with a calm conscience - both in terms of training and subsequent activities.

I attended the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course under the supervision of Michal Paclík with maximum satisfaction. Although my previous diving experience was not entirely 100%, I got the most personal approach and it helped me a lot in diving in the sea. Last time in Malta, where I really enjoyed it :-)