To be successful as a instructor in scuba diving there are certain characteristics that you must have. These traits include: having great social skills, displaying patience, respect for individual learning styles, and the ability to understand and coach physically challenged students. An excellent instructor will adapt their teaching style to each student.
Tim is a certified scuba instructor
Tim is a Scuba instructor who teaches people how to breathe underwater. He explains what the regulator is and how it works. Students are taught to care for their regulators, and to replace them underwater. He also teaches that it is important to be able to breathe with someone else.
Tim explains tank parts
Tim explains the functions of the different parts of a scuba instructor's tank to students. While the instructor should always take care of the tank, there are some instances when it needs a bit of TLC. He reminds the students to be careful when replacing their tanks and to keep the tank well-maintained.
Tim explains regulator
Tim leads the class through the use of a regulator, and all its parts. He also explains how to replace a dive mask, how to properly adjust a regulator, and how to buddy breathe. He then explains the importance and consequences of maintaining a regulator.
Tim explains tank function
Tim, a scuba instructor, explains the functions and features of a Scuba Tank. Students learn how to use a regulator to breath underwater. Tim, the instructor, shoulders the weight of the tank while the students adjust their balance.
Tim explains how regulators work
Tim shows a student how to properly wear a snorkel and regulator and explains how each part works. For underwater breathing, a regulator is vital. When used improperly, it can lead to dangerous consequences. It is important to practice good maintenance in order to prevent these consequences.
Tim explains how tanks work
Tim, a scuba instructor explains the functions of tanks and their parts. The tank must be maintained by the dive shop/dive boat operator. Tim handles the tank with great care. He explains its importance and warns of potential dangers if it isn't maintained properly.