SDI Solo Diver and Sidemount courses. Theory and pool in Warsaw, open water where the real depth is. I run every course myself.
I don't count dives, I count skills. We drill procedures until they get boring. Boring means mastered.
Pool sessions run in selected Warsaw pools and at DeepSpot in Mszczonów, 45.5 meters deep under one roof.
Self-reliance as a skill, not bravado.
You learn to plan and dive on your own: redundant gear, gas management, failures without a buddy. Theory, pool and open water.
2 to 3 days: theory, pool, open water
Tanks at your sides, valves within reach.
Configuration, trim and handling in sidemount from scratch. We fit the rig to your body until everything sits where it should.
About 2 days
Both courses in one training plan.
Solo and Sidemount in one cycle: less repeated theory, more time in the water. We arrange the terms individually.
Arranged individually
Taking both courses? I'll build one schedule on better terms. You won't find prices here, I put each plan together for the specific person taking it.
45.5 meters of warm, clear water indoors in Mszczonów. This is where we drill procedures before we add cold and darkness.
Selected pools around Warsaw for the groundwork: first descents, gear configuration, unhurried evening practice after work.
Poland's deepest lake. Cold, clear glacial water and boulder fields on the slopes. A serious place for serious dives.
A former open-pit sulfur mine, now filled with exceptionally clear water. We dive near the shore; the deep spots are a long swim out, but with a motorboat they stay on the menu.
A flooded limestone quarry near Sulejów. Bright walls, an uneven bottom and calm water, good for trim and navigation practice.
Karol Nowalski
Technical diver, SDI Open Water Scuba Diver Instructor
I dive technical and teach in Warsaw. Underwater I value calm and order, and I hold my courses to the same standard. We go deeper only once you trust your hands, not your luck.
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