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Join Technical and Advanced Wreck Dive Instructor, Richie Kohler, and Master Instructor John Flanders with the Academy of Scuba as you learn how to wreck dive in San Diego’s World Famous Wreck Alley
Over a two day period (July 25 and 26, 2009), you will be exposed to expert wreck diving instruction and techniques.  

You will be doing four world famous wreck dives over two days in Wreck Alley and have over 6 hours of classroom instruction from Kohler and Flanders.  You will build a “concrete” foundation in deep, wreck and NITROX diving.  At the end of the course, you may qualify for your TDI Nitrox certification and your SDI Wreck Diving Specialty certification.  

Best of all, your dive education foundation will be laid by the most progressive wreck divers in the business.  Join Richie Kohler, John Flanders and their staff for a weekend of fun and excitement. Folks, this is a chance of a lifetime, and my friends John and Richie will knock your socks off with both personality as well as mad skill!

Learn more at http://www.wreckalley.com

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