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Step into cold‑water confidence with our PADI Dry Suit Specialty. In just one weekend, you’ll master dry‑suit technique—from assembly and proper weighting to advanced buoyancy, gas‑management and emergency procedures—so you can stay warm, safe and in control on every dive.
Before heading into the water, you’ll complete the PADI Dry Suit Diver e‑Learning module online to lay the groundwork for your training. Once that’s done, we’ll meet for a confined‑water pool session to practice adding and dumping air in your suit, followed by a day in open water with two more dives to really put your new skills to the test!
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Course Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver certification
(or equivalent from another agency)
Minimum age of 10
Complete Paperwork
Continuing Education Administrative Form and Diver Medical Form
Gear Requirements
Personal gear: Students must bring their own dry suit, dive mask and dive booties—these items are highly personal for fit and comfort.
Provided gear: All other equipment is included (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, tanks, weights).
Course Timeline
E-Learning at your own pace in the comfort of your home
1 day at Naugatuck YMCA for at least one confined water dive.
1 day in either Stonington or Fort Wetherill for two open water dives.
Reserve your spot today—your next dive adventure awaits!
Step into cold‑water confidence with our PADI Dry Suit Specialty. In just one weekend, you’ll master dry‑suit technique—from assembly and proper weighting to advanced buoyancy, gas‑management and emergency procedures—so you can stay warm, safe and in control on every dive.
Before heading into the water, you’ll complete the PADI Dry Suit Diver e‑Learning module online to lay the groundwork for your training. Once that’s done, we’ll meet for a confined‑water pool session to practice adding and dumping air in your suit, followed by a day in open water with two more dives to really put your new skills to the test!
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Course Prerequisites
PADI Open Water Diver certification
(or equivalent from another agency)
Minimum age of 10
Complete Paperwork
Continuing Education Administrative Form and Diver Medical Form
Gear Requirements
Personal gear: Students must bring their own dry suit, dive mask and dive booties—these items are highly personal for fit and comfort.
Provided gear: All other equipment is included (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, tanks, weights).
Course Timeline
E-Learning at your own pace in the comfort of your home
1 day at Naugatuck YMCA for at least one confined water dive.
1 day in either Stonington or Fort Wetherill for two open water dives.
Reserve your spot today—your next dive adventure awaits!