BEES2, CMAS monitor, Regional instructor, nitrox monitor, trimix monitor, video monitor ... Alain Foret, the prolix author of “Plongée Plaisir”, has recently created the site www.plongee-plaisir.com.
This site is the link between users of the technical guide series and its authors.
Alain, who never sleeps, has added a “Bathyfolages” section to his site, which is intended to be the link between pleasure diving instructors. As you will have understood, this space is a place of technical information intended for teachers although it is open to all.
The number 5 of Bathyfolages has just been published. The 32 pages of which it is composed are entirely devoted to the new decree amending the regulatory provisions of the sports code for establishments organizing the practice of underwater diving.
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following the controversies raised by my humorous post, I am obliged to give these details which annoys me deeply. This newsletter is sent to a club that I would not say to respect their anonymity which is normal.
you're absolutely right, but it wasn't a tirade for the CMAS, it was just for fun. I know very well that their rescue is better done than the rifap for example having done several times the guinea pig ——— MDR and that the N1 is more complete. However, there is one point that annoys me with them is the lack of a stop, so when I dive on a 40-50 banana-style wreck I have to abort my dive to stay on the curve, and so on. he is like that all over the world ————- sometimes it annoys. Let's not talk about nitrox which are limited in depth and often I have to follow them and I don't have to. Don't worry about the wrecks it was also a joke because I never go into dangerous things and never of course without breadcrumbs, moreover I am as much as possible very vigilant on the danger of the nets. But you know very well that there are two kinds of wrecks, the real ones, and those that are safe and sunken for divers, which only represent a very relative danger. So I find it a bit silly when you surround yourself with the security of denying yourself a chance to get into it, especially since most of the time you do it with people who know very well. the combination was just for fun too. Admittedly, it is 2 different philosophies but it is clear that it is the PADIs which limit me in my dives and not the opposite.
In conclusion: when I wrote this post it was to swing a bit of humour where there is not often. If it slipped into something more controversial, I regret it because it was not my goal! one day I would do a post on the CMAS and I am going to attract the wrath of the said CMAS. But what has become of our France? nobody has humor anymore? is that why most people are sad? I know in diving there are two kinds of people, those who make a living from it and those whose hobby is. We cannot ask the latter to have the state of mind of the former, especially if they have a minimum of experience, then after all freedom of expression exists. Let us be careful to preserve this freedom which seems to me fundamental, which does not mean that we can say anything, except maybe in bulletins like mine who are not I repeat it again, a technical sheet or a plea for an organization for or against!
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