Scuba Sensei has announced that they are now open to provide scuba diving lessons, allowing people to get certified to scuba dive in just one three-day weekend. Larry Tarrant, the owner of the scuba diving school in Dallas, Texas, also announced that they have a new website that can be accessed at http://www.scubasensei.com/. Larry is a PADI Scuba Instructor for Open Water Scuba Diving.
Larry Tarrant himself says, “After 20 years of practicing and 24 years of avid diving, I decided to become a PADI Scuba Instructor. Teaching allows me to share my passion for scuba diving and create awareness of the need for ocean conservation. Helping people that may be a little timid about diving overcome their anxiety is also highly rewarding. Join us and become a PADI diver. This will provide you with a lot of opportunities for exploration because more than 70 percent of the planet is covered in water.”
Larry Tarrant points out that there are now more than 25 million PADI divers. PADI instructors have been safely guiding scuba divers explore the waters for more than 50 years. Larry’s first dive was in Cozumel and he declares that it was one of the most amazing experiences he ever had. He points out that words are not able to express the spiritual experience of seeing the boat and surrounding waves while he was 60 feet under water and surrounded by beautiful tropical fish and the bright and attractive colors of the coral.
Larry Tarrant graduated from the University of Houston College of Optometry in 1998. During college, he had worked as a lifeguard and swimming instructor. And because he was already working at the pool, he thought of taking the PADI for Open Water Scuba Diver course and he became certified to dive. And after more than two decades of diving, he decided to become a PADI Scuba Instructor. This is because the realized that he wanted to share his passion for scuba diving and stimulate awareness in people about the need for ocean conservation. He also realized that helping people overcome their initial anxiety about diving is very rewarding. Those who would like to visit the Scuba Sensei school in Dallas can check out their Google Maps page at https://www.google.com/maps/place/Scuba+Sensei/@32.8129551,-96.7543662,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x864e9fa831a3e9c1:0x166c366f60069ac7!8m2!3d32.8129388!4d-96.752159.
Larry Tarrant also wants people to understand the advantages of taking a PADI Open Water Scuba Diver course. First of all, according to Larry, it provides the most comprehensive and safest dive curriculum available. Second, diving offers almost endless opportunities for underwater exploration. Third, it is the world’s biggest community of divers. PADI is committed to unifying all divers around the world who share the passion for love of the ocean and adventure. Fourth, PADI divers are passionate about improving the health of the ocean, taking part in vital social and environmental activities to protect the ocean and the environment. And finally, PADI provides a way for people all over the world to learn to dive and look for adventure while others only dream about it.
Larry also wants to stress that a PADI certification card will be recognized and accepted anywhere people will choose to dive in any part of the world. On most scuba diving adventures, PADI certified divers will find themselves surrounded by other PADI divers. Also, with the PADI system, students are allowed to progress at their own pace and they are able to demonstrate mastery of certain specific performance prerequisites that are vital for becoming a scuba diver. Students find themselves in a well-supported and encouraging learning environment as they strive to earn their PADI certification. Furthermore, advanced technology and learning theories are used to develop the PADI materials with the student diver in mind. Various kinds of media are used including online programs, manuals, tablet-based apps, multimedia discs, workbooks, and more.
Those who need more information about the PADI scuba diver course at Scuba Sensei may want to visit their website or their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/scubadallas/ or they can simply call them by phone.
After 24 years of avid diving, I decided to become a PADI Scuba Instructor. Teaching allows me to share my passion for scuba diving and create awareness of the need for ocean conservation.
1905 Abrams Rd, , Dallas, TX, 75214, United States
