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New to Dive With Frank? Start here to learn how scuba training works, explore beginner and certified diver paths, and understand how I teach.

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Classes

Dive With Frank offers PADI scuba certification, DAN safety training, and personalized dive education focused on building comfort, confidence, and competence in the water.

Adaptive Support Diver

A good dive buddy pays attention to the diver beside them. That sounds obvious, but not every diver moves through the water, handles equipment, communicates, enters the water, or solves problems in exactly the...

School Programs with Dive With Frank

Hands-on scuba and marine science experiences for students, focused on safety, confidence, environmental awareness, and real-world learning.

Full Face Mask Diver

There is something undeniably cool about diving in a full-face mask. You get a wide field of view, your entire face is protected from the water, and you can breathe through your nose or...

Diving First Aid (DFA)

Diving First Aid (DFA) is DAN’s most comprehensive first aid course. CPR, emergency oxygen, neurological assessment, and marine injury response taught hands-on by Dive With Frank.

Wreck Diver

There is something different about dropping down onto a wreck. Sometimes it is a ship that went down in a storm or an accident. Sometimes it was deliberately sunk to create an artificial reef....

Underwater Navigator

The PADI Underwater Navigator Specialty teaches divers how to navigate confidently using both compass and natural navigation techniques. Learn practical skills for quarries, wrecks, reefs, and local Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. dive sites while building the awareness experienced divers use to always know where they are underwater.

Digital Underwater Photographer

You have taken photos underwater before. Some of them were pretty good. Some of them were blue. Very blue. Maybe there was a fish-shaped blur in there somewhere if we are being generous. The...

Deep Diver

There are good reasons to go deeper. Maybe there is a wreck sitting below 100 feet. Maybe the interesting part of a wall is farther down. Maybe you are getting into offshore diving where...