Diving Courses Miami

Hey human, give me the camera, I’ll teach you how to take a good selfie…
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Do you like “nudis pictures”? 😉
Nudi Flabellina, PN Mochima Venezuela 🇻🇪

I am happy to receive this recognition from PADI but even to have had the opportunity to show, explore and protect that wonderful element which covers 70% of our spacecraft called planet earth… thank you
but above all, thanks a lots to the students and divers who chose me as their instructor and/or guide.
It's already been 10 years changing lives and I'm going for more!

During the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course, you’ll learn how to take underwater photos you’ll be proud to share with others.

Lionfish … Spot it, catch it, eat it!

This invasive species has the potential to harm reef ecosystems because it is a top predator that competes for food and space with overfished native stocks such as snapper and grouper.

PADI Master Instructors are recognized as elite scuba diving educators.

Thanks to everyone who helped me achieve this new level and recognition, thanks also to the obstacles for which they helped me not to give up and find a way to overcome them. But above all, thanks to the students, clients and friends who trusted me and accepted me as their instructor…Thanks, thanks and thanks again!

17-25 September 2022, is the . Get involved this Aware Week and take part in conservation activities and courses focused on local action for global impact. , and are hosting events all over the world. Join us, just ask me how!

for the fifth consecutive year and despite some obstacles such as the pandemic, I was able to earn the PADI Pro elite award 2021 due to more of 50 courses though.

This program recognizes PADI Instructors for reaching specific milestones based on the number of certifications instructors issue annually.

thanks , thanks but above all thanks to all of you who agreed to learn to dive with me 👌🏼🤿

The “OK” hand signal is usually the first one that divers learn.

How to do it? Join your thumb and index finger to form a loop and then extend the remaining three fingers up.

For easy communication with captains and support staff on dive boats from a distance you can do this signal by touching the top of your head with your fingertips or fist.

Project AWARE's 'Adopt a Dive Site' scheme throughout our network of Coral Nurseries will now mean that we are not only helping the natural recovery of corals but keeping them protected from the damaging effects of marine debris.

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