The
PADI IDC theory exams are in full progress right now and it's all about concentration, whilst lots of blood, sweat and tears are bring lost, plus a couple of curses
A shady buddy check by George
All classroom stuff and confined water dives are getting done here at
Osan AB (Air Force Base) but for the Open Water dives we move to the South Korean East Coast, to a city called Sacheon. Stay tuned for updates from here, over the weekend.
Larry achieving neutral buoyancy on scuba, not always easy if you don't get the hours in
It's great to be here again, the
last PADI IDC I conducted here is already three years ago. Most of this IDC is however taught in the USofA, since every time we enter the Air Force, we're basically entering the USA and it feels and looks like you're back in the US somewhere, once you're on base.
Lisa staying cool under pressure and out of gas!
The facilities are great, a massive, clear pool is at our disposal and it's deep! The deep end is at 12ft or 4 meters, a real treat to work in. The classroom is nice, some serious a/c action going on, it's almost receiving free arctic survival training and the convenience is great; a beamer dropping out of the ceiling with a massive white board and screen. Plenty of space as well, the room seats up to 30 people!
Allen providing supervision during the skill circuit in the pool
Being on base also means that there's a food court. This means American junk food pristine. Despite there being a Subway, Captain D's, Charlies, Pizza Hut and the like, I have taken full advantage of the Taco Bell option each day! But alas, so much for dive related issues. Two more days classroom and base and than off to
Seoul for a day before we move to the coast.
Carel and Mike's buddy check
Labels: IDC, Osan, South Korea
