140. Mastery, Competency, Performance – Oh My!

from Scuba Shack Radio · host Jeff Cinciripino

We hear the terms mastery, competency and performance when discussing scuba training, but what do these terms really mean. Let's talk a little more about these terms. How do we achieve mastery or competency? Should there be repetition standards? Are all the skills necessary for basic open water? There is a lot to think about when it comes to mastery, competency and performance in scuba diving. Wet Note discusses Faroe Islands Grindadrap continues Big Blue achieves UL 2054 certification Alert Diver 2nd Quarter 2024 edition published REEF finds an endemic fish in the Caymans Shackleton's last ship (Quest) found "The Last Breath" movie coming soon

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