When the park opens,but the sidemount clinic will be at 10:30,and lunch at 12:00,and door prizes to followQuote:
Originally Posted by JerseyJersey
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When the park opens,but the sidemount clinic will be at 10:30,and lunch at 12:00,and door prizes to followQuote:
Originally Posted by JerseyJersey
The forecast for Saturdays social is for a high of 81 degrees F - and clear sky!!
We will have some extra sets of doubles and some extra sidemount tanks available at Madison for the social.
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i'm excited about this, jim & kelly! i've not done any sm, but larry wants to move that way, so it's a good time to glean some good tips.
Did you drop a "me" out of that line...Quote:
Originally Posted by BabyDuck
if not, Larry sure posts a lot of "advice" in the sidemount forum for someone that hasn't even "moved that way" yet... Watchin, eatin my co
Either way, I would have possibly gone if it wasn't Easter weekend. Hope it goes well.
well, i guess you could look at it both ways, though it would be an 'us' missing. he's done some, but is in the early stages (though past most of the real futzing). i've only had on the harness in street clothes to lament that boobs get in the way. so while he has some sm cave dives, he feels he has lots to learn, and i have no sm dives at all.
Figures.Quote:
Originally Posted by BabyDuck
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Back on topic... I hope the social goes well and that many divers participate and get active in NFSA.
Thanks Kelly.
It's hard to get too sidemounty when the buddy is not and that forms some of the "move that way" rationale.Quote:
Originally Posted by BabyDuck
There's all kinds of 'advice' available, mine comes from a perspective of being rather new to sidemount and still actively exploring various options. There is value in that to other fairly new sidemount divers - in some cases because it differs from the perspective and advice that might come from a sidemount diver with lots of experience but different goals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tegg
In some cases the responses that are out there are a bit cryptic with no explanation of the logic used in getting there. "Do it this way cuz I say so" tends to limit discussion and it tends to make it harder to understand the reasons for a particular approach.
A "What do you do with boobs when you sidemount dive" thread would make an interesting read.Quote:
Originally Posted by BabyDuck
I am betting we can exceed the number of views the She-P thread had on The Deco Stop.Quote:
Originally Posted by DA Aquamaster
See all of you there !!!! I can hardly wait !!!
This is a legitimate question.... I hope it is covered in the sidemount clinic so I dont have to be the one to ask the question.....:smt102Quote:
Originally Posted by DA Aquamaster