PADI Archives – Page 6 of 8

DWF Celebrates Halloween By Killing A Few Zombies

October 23, 2016 Frank Awesome, Classes, Dive Sites, PADI, Photos, Students

Let me be the first to congratulate Columbia Scuba‘s 8 newest PADI Zombie Apocalypse Divers! This week DWF had his biggest Zombie Apocalypse Diver Class

DWF May Have 99 Problems But His Dry Suit Class Ain’t One

October 1, 2016 Frank Classes, PADI, Photos, Students

Congratulations to Columbia Scuba‘s 2 newest PADI Dry Suit Specialty divers! We had Hyde’s Quarry pretty much to ourselves today to take the students’ newly

October Zombie Apocalypse Diver Class

October 1, 2016 Frank Classes, PADI

Hey Kids, The next PADI Zombie Apocalypse Diver course will be held on October 21st and 22nd. Classroom will be Friday, October 21st. Open Water

DWF Got Old(er) This Weekend

September 29, 2016 Frank Classes, Dive Sites, PADI, Photos

DWF celebrated his **th birthday this weekend by certifying 7 brand new PADI Open Water divers! Last week the

DWF spent an awesome weekend at Dutch Springs

September 11, 2016 Frank Classes, Dive Sites, PADI

Congratulations to Columbia Scuba’s newest PADI Advanced Open Water Divers! We spent a fantastic weekend up at Dutch Springs, PA taking 5 different PADI Specialties for

Divemaster

September 4, 2016 Frank

Who Should Take This Course? Love scuba diving and want to take it further? Not just deeper or longer dives, but deeper understanding, stronger skills,

Scuba Review

September 4, 2016 Frank

Is Scuba Review right for you? Haven’t been scuba diving in a while? Feeling a little rusty? Or maybe you’re staring at a pile of

Stay warm, extend your season, and dive comfortably in cold water. The PADI Dry Suit Diver course with Dive With Frank teaches real-world dry suit skills, buoyancy control, and safe cold-water diving through hands-on training.

Equipment Specialist

September 3, 2016 Frank

The PADI Equipment Specialist course with Dive With Frank teaches you how your scuba gear works, how to maintain it, and how to handle common issues before they end a dive. Classroom-based, practical, and surprisingly useful.