where can I get scuba lessons in SE WI?
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Try your local Ymca.  Often times they have Scuba courses available.  If you are not a Ymca member then you might have to pay a little more but my family got certified in Bloomington Indiana so you should be able to get scuba lessons in WI.
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try the clear lake area.\nTom
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Good Luck! I am a master dive and I can't find work!\nPlus, I live in Clearwater, FL.
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My daughter responded best to private lessons with a qualified swim teacher for children her age. Check with Metro and UPS.
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First ...There are so many factors to consider,\n\n-where do you want to work? locally, close to the ocean but in the states, out of country?\n-full time/part time .. which do you want to work?  which is available?\n-what are the payment policies of the companies where you want to work?\n\nSo, the best way to find out is pick your spot and call around the shops and ask.\n\nThis is almost like asking what a good accountant can earn?  Where? What are your skills? What's your experience?  What company?  and so on.\n\nWhen I was an instructor some guys from my dive shop and others on the island would earn hourly rates, a cut of the dive fees, or a cut of the business .. just depending on the shop and their seniority.\n\nSecond ... "a really good under water job".    I used to instruct on St John in the Virgin Islands.  On a fabulous day, I might get 4 dives in (2 morning, 1 afternoon, 1 night).  On a great day, I would get 3 dives.  On an average day, I might get 2.  Then there were the days when I had to work on the boat, repair tanks, clean bilges, fill the spare tanks, etc .. and got 0 dives.  And then there were the bad weather days, slow days, no guest days, etc.\n\nOver 2 years I did get 500+ dives in, but realize that I was working 6 days a week.  That's roughly 600 days.  So, on average, I got 1 dive per day .. one 30 to 60 minute dive per day .. on average.  The rest of the time is REAL work.  I don't mean to burst any bubbles here ... I loved my time in the Caribbean, and being a scuba instructor was great, but unless you fall into a senior spot with a shop that is always busy with multiple boats and dives per day, then you probably won't be spending a ton of time in the water.
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I'm in Koh Lipe (the small island in Southern of Thailand) and my place have many beautiful dive site. I work with Lotus Dive, we have PADI dive instructor to take you make fun dive. You can see the detail about Koh Lipe in www.lotusdive.com and www.poohlipe.com
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Yes they do. I have known several who have been diving in Prince William Sound and Resurrection Bay.\nI don't have personal proof but would guess that there are a number of suitable locations in South East AK. \nP.S.Bring a Dry Suit\nCheck with \nhttp://www.divealaska.net/
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I've been there several times as I lived nearby for six years. You can rent kayaks, snorkel, and dive in several places along the keys. I went snorkeling off of Key Largo and there's plenty to see. If you are interested in seeing sharks I recommend getting a kayak and go to Cudjoe Key which is a few miles up from Key West. Expect to see black tip reef and nurse sharks, sting rays are plenty. If you snorkel, watch for jellies, they will leave you itching. \n\nI don't know of any camping on the keys but if you have the time I believe you can overnight at the Dry Tortugas which is off the coast of Key West therefore only accessible by plane or boat, this former military fort site has excellent snorkeling.  Best place to get a sunrise/sunset pic is there and another good sunset pic would be from Mallory Square in Key West. Be sure to catch the Sunset Celebration every night at Mallory Square, too! Sunrise pics are best from the east side of any island. There are plenty of web sites you can get info from. Don't forget sunscreen!!!
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hi im not from WI but i found these sites to help you out: www.local.com\nwww.msoe.edu/st life/health/freecinic.shtml\n\notherwise call ur local 411 or information. they can give you numbers
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Depends on where you're at.\n\nI learned when I was living in Thailand for a month. But I have continued my experiences in Brazil, Japan, the Philippines, Australia, and Guam to name a few.\n\nNot knowing where you are or your situation you can learn on vacation trips or pretty much at any certified scuba center near you. You can also search online or the yellow pages for local places nearest you.
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Yup, Waikiki beach (Queens) if you go to the hotels right there (Royal Hawaiian, the Outrigger) they offer surf lessons but you would prob get a better rate at a surf shop. Don't try the north shore but you should at least check it out.\nthe statue..it's Duke (I think)
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Try a sporting goods store or dive shop.
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I would suggest visiting a local dive store (LDS) and checking: a) on any buddy lists they may have; b) any shop dives they do (typically these are free shore dives); c) any dive clubs in the area they are aware of; and d) any local charters they do. Heck, visit more than one LDS!\n\nAlso, taking an advanced class might allow you to also meet new people.
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Go to your town swimming pool, they'll most likely have lessons, just ask the front counter, or employees\n\n-Bradnaut
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Depends what part of WI you are from. There is a Kung Fu studio on Hwy 164 and Hwy 59 on the south side of Waukesha. I know some instructors there.
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You can scuba dive in just about any water with the correct kit (with a good drysuit and electric undersuit, you can dive in the Artic). \nSo the answer is YES... speak to a local dive shop to get them to lend you the kit.try www.padi.com for the local centres
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try discover boating.com they will send you a free dvd be safe.......