Try-dives
Unsure or have never tried diving before but fancy giving it a go?
We run regular 'Try-dive' nights where a qualified instructor will take you in the pool with scuba gear to let you get a feel for what it's like. It's safe, exciting and great fun! These evenings kick off at 7pm with a presentation about our club, including our affiliation to BSAC (the British Sub-Aqua Club), the training we offer, and the diving we do both in the UK and abroad. You'll then get in the pool for a short swim test (just a few lengths and a duck dive to retrieve an object from the deep end) followed by a snorkelling lesson, after which we get you into scuba gear and you'll experience what it's like to breathe underwater for the first time! All you need to bring on the night is a towel, swimming attire, and an old T-shirt to help keep you a bit warmer in the water. If you're interested, send us a message and we'll let you know when the next Try-dive night is scheduled. |
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Sunday 14th March 2010
University of Guildford
See Rick Stanton, Maria Munn and many more
For more information and to book you place visit www.bsac-se.org.uk/diverse
The Central London YMCA Sub-Aqua Club (you can see why it was renamed YDIVE) is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. Plans are being put in place for a Sunday Lunch in London on October 12th with as many of the previous branch members as can be traced.

Divers in and around London are invited to the London Festival of Diving on Sunday 2 December at the London Welsh Centre, 157-163 Gray's Inn Rd, WC1 a full-on day of kit, speakers, workshops and socialising. The centre is a ten minute walk from King's Cross station or Russell Square tube, and a whole day's entertainment can be had for £6.
BSAC is campaigning with the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) for the creation of marine reserves in UK seas. The "Marine Reserves Now!" partnership will be launched at the London International Dive Show, over the weekend of the 10th and 11th March 2007.