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Hello, fellow certified deep divers!

Have you realized that diving to 40 meters feels too short, or are you curious about going even deeper? You’re in the right place. It’s time to learn about decompression diving. Let us introduce you to the PADI TecRec 45 Course in Eilat.

In this course, you’ll develop the mental strength and technical skills needed to dive independently to depths of up to 45 meters—and stay there as long as your gas supply allows. You’ll also learn how to handle problems that arise during the dive and return to the surface safely and confidently.

This training involves carrying more than two tanks with different gas mixes. As you can imagine, this level of diving requires strong foundational training, which will be provided by a top-ranked instructor with extensive technical diving experience.

Before you dive into decompression dives, you’ll start with theory. You’ll learn about dive planning, gas management, and emergency procedures. You’ll create Plan A and Plan B using a decompression planner, and we’ll thoroughly review all possible issues and solutions.

The course begins with detailed pre-dive planning, turning raw data into precise dive plans. Once underwater, it’s all about following the numbers to keep the dive safe and predictable.

You’ll also be introduced to sidemount configuration, which we’ll tailor to your body’s physiology for maximum comfort and efficiency. Our instructors, with years of sidemount experience in technical diving environments, will ensure your gear fits perfectly and remains streamlined.

Once your sidemount harness is properly fitted, you’ll maintain perfect horizontal trim in midwater without needing to kick your fins. That’s when we begin the real work.

All exercises must be performed without touching the bottom or surfacing by more than a meter. This is one of the core technical diving skills—maintaining precise buoyancy control at all times.

Throughout the course, we’ll continue to refine this skill. We’ll also rehearse emergency scenarios repeatedly until the responses become second nature. It’s hard work, requiring patience, discipline, and good physical fitness—so keep that in mind.

But once the hard work is done, you’ll complete a real decompression dive—and you’ll be amazed at how confident and capable you’ve become.

So, are you ready to go Tec? Let’s dive deeper.