Build a more balanced, efficient dive position.
Weighting
Determine the amount of weight you need so you are neither too light nor carrying unnecessary weight.
Trim
Adjust weight placement and equipment position to create a more balanced body position underwater.
Neutral Buoyancy
Practice controlled hovering and precise depth adjustments using breathing and buoyancy control.
Streamlining
Reduce drag and unnecessary effort so you can move more smoothly and use air more efficiently.
How the two-dive course works.
Review your current setup
Your instructor reviews weighting, equipment position and the buoyancy habits you want to improve.
Complete the first training dive
Establish appropriate weighting and begin practicing neutral buoyancy, hovering and controlled movement.
Refine your skills on dive two
Apply what you learned while refining trim, streamlining and efficient movement under instructor guidance.
What is included and what is additional?
Course essentials
- Two instructor-led training dives
- Required standard scuba equipment
- Practical buoyancy and trim instruction
Taxes and location fees
- 12.5% Government Sales Tax
- Marine park fees when applicable
- Pickup charges when applicable
Pickup can be coordinated upon request. Additional charges may apply depending on location. Ask BPDC to confirm current scheduling and any course-specific learning materials before booking.
Who can take this specialty?
A qualifying certification from another recognized training organization may also be accepted. Contact BPDC so the team can confirm your certification before scheduling.
Peak Performance Buoyancy questions.
How many dives are included?
Peak Performance Buoyancy is a two-dive PADI specialty course.
Is standard scuba equipment included?
Yes. BPDC includes the required standard scuba equipment for practical specialty-course instruction.
Are taxes and marine park fees included?
No. The listed price is subject to 12.5% GST. Marine park fees are additional when the selected training location requires one.
Does the course count toward Master Scuba Diver?
Peak Performance Buoyancy is a PADI specialty. Ask your instructor how it may fit into your broader PADI training goals.