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Company description Tropical Breeze Diving, LLC is committed to bringing you the highest quality SCUBA instruction and SCUBA trips in the Nashville area. We offer trips on a first come first serve basis. All trips are supervised by either a Dive Master or Instructor. We focus on safety and fun. Instruction is offered under the YMCA SCUBA Program. The oldest and most respected agency in the US. The YMCA stands for quality. We develop the entire you. Body, Mind and Spirit. The YMCA is seen as a leader in aquatics. When you See the familiar Y logo, you think of quality and excellence. YMCAs are found worldwide so you know your certification card will be recognized no matter where you go. So learn to dive with a leader.
Learning to SCUBA dive is safe, affordable and requires a modest amount of training. An entry-level certification course takes approximately 32 hours to complete during day and evening classes from a couple of weeks. In order to earn a SCUBA certification, you will participate in classroom sessions and practice essential diving skills in a pool. Finally, you will test your knowledge on a written exam and apply your skills during training dives in a lake, quarry, spring or ocean. Upon completion, you will receive a certification card that identifies you as a trained diver, allowing you to rent SCUBA equipment, participate in advanced training and explore diving destinations. Following completion of all classroom, pool, and open water dives, the student will receive a certification card, a wall certificate, and a SCUBA Program patch with a Open Water chevron. You will be certified as YMCA Open Water Divers.
The history of national dive training in the United States began with the development of the YMCA SCUBA Program. As divers and instructors, we have dedicated ourselves to the quest for ever-better ways to teach others to enjoy the underwater world. That is our heritage. Throughout the history of sport diving, the YMCA has maintained unsurpassed standards. Those standards have changed as our knowledge and depth of experience have changed. Others have followed. That is our record. The first instructors, certified in Chicago, Ill. in 1959, provided the dedication and knowledge that became our tradition. We have now trained divers throughout the world and helped to form other dive training organizations. Throughout our history we have worked tirelessly to improve diver safety and enjoyment with a parallel sense of responsibility toward the underwater world which we explore. Our accomplishments are known. Today, as yesterday, no sport diver in the world is better trained than the man or woman who has met the high standards of YMCA SCUBA. In the 40 years since our inception, YMCA SCUBA continues to provide the highest level of community-oriented education for divers and instructors based on the principles of the YMCA triangle: the Spirit, the Mind and the Body. These principles are the core philosophy of the YMCA, and YMCA SCUBA bases all training and programs on these ideals.
Some of our trips:
Crystal River Fla
Virgin Islands
Panama City Beach, Fla
Quarry Dive
Bahamas Week
Location description: Instructional Staff:
*YMCA Silver Instructor - David Cain
In 1959 the YMCA developed SCUBA training standards for instructors. These standards remain the most thorough and comprehensive in the diving industry today. When it comes to SCUBA certification, trust is an important aspect of training. As a YMCA SCUBA Instructors I uphold the philosophy of the YMCA while building self-esteem and nurturing personal growth in divers. YMCA leadership prides itself with maintaining values. In a sport such as SCUBA diving, it is important for those participating to have values, good moral character and ethics. YMCA SCUBA Instructors instill character development in their students by promoting caring, honesty, respect and responsibility during dive training.
Instructor certification permits me to teach SCUBA students how to become competent divers. I endeavor to promotes safe diving and upholds the standards of YMCA SCUBA. As an instructor I also teach many specialty and leadership courses. I hold a specialty as a SCUBA Lifesaving and Accident Management Instructor, and hold specialties in Underwater Search and Recovery , Underwater Crime Scene Preservation and Investigation. I`m current with DAN O2 Provider, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and Blood borne Pathogens.
*YMCA Assistant Instructor - Bryan Givens
YMCA Assistant Instructor certification is a required step in the development toward YMCA SCUBA Instructor. As an Assistant Instructors Bryan teaches the YMCA Snorkeling and Skin Diving courses. During the Open Water course, Bryan assist in classroom training, pool training and the open water dives under direct supervision of the Instructor.
Bryan is a professional photographer and uses this knowledge to enhance his underwater photography. Bryan hold a specialty in SCUBA Lifesaving and Accident Management. Is current with DAN O2 Provider, CPR and First Aid.
*YMCA Teaching Assistant, Divemaster, Assistant Instructor in Training (ASIT) - Matt Fuson
As a YMCA Divemaster candidate Matt provides on-site leadership for groups of certified divers during recreational sport diving or for students during training under the direct supervision of the YMCA SCUBA Instructor. He will conduct tours and supervise diving activities. As a Divemasters he can work at dive resorts, on dive boats and in dive shops all over the world.
Matt has worked the Front desk at the Green Hills YMCA for the last several years and has either volunteered or worked for the YMCA since the was 11 years old. He is current with DAN O2 Provider, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and Blood borne Pathogens, SLAM Rescue Diver.

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SCUBA diving lessons and travel in Nashville, TN. Information about YMCA scuba instruction, schedules and costs.

Contact information:

Phone: (615) 456-3230
Street Address:
4041 Hillsboro Circle
Nashville
Tennessee
United States
37215
Spoken language(s): English
Open: from 09-00 till 17-00
Local time:  GMT - 6 Mexico, Monterrey, Guadalajara
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