Explore deeper, longer and more challenging underwater environment
Technical Diving Try-Out
Most divers venture to technical diving to polish their diving skills and become high capability divers



Technical Diving is a specialized type of diving that involves exploring deeper and more challenging underwater environments than those typically encountered during Recreational Dives. It requires extensive training, specialized equipment, and a thorough understanding of dive theory and emergency procedures.
Technical Diving Courses offer experienced divers the opportunity to learn advanced skills and techniques necessary for diving at greater depths and in more complex environments. These courses include diving in Sidemount or Twin Tank configuration, more than 40m depth diving, cave diving, mixed-gas diving, and other specialized training. Technical divers must be proficient in the use of specialized equipment, such as rebreathers, dive computers, and redundant gas supply systems.
Technical Diving offers lots of excitement and benefit. Technical divers are able to explore new and uncharted underwater environments, including wrecks, caves, and deep reefs. They are also able to conduct scientific research and participate in conservation efforts. Technical diving requires a high level of discipline, patience, and mental and physical toughness, and it can be a deeply rewarding and life-changing experience.
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Sidemount or Twin Tank?
Why not both?
These two Technical Diving configurations involve carrying multiple tanks and using multiple regulators. Regardless, there are differences that make each of them unique. Let's get to know each of them first before we do the comparison and identify the benefits of them.
Sidemount diving offers greater flexibility and manoeuvrability, as tanks are mounted on the side of the body rather than at the back. The tanks also can be don and doff easily while diving as they are attached using bolt-snap and bungee. Unlike twin tank, the tanks are attached to the BCD using bolt and nut, so it is fixed while diving until the tanks are detach manually on land. This make it easier for the sidemount diver to navigate tight spaces and explore caves. Further explanation about sidemount diving can be referred to this article; Sidemount Diving On The Rise.
Instead of the typically single tank backmount, twin tank is a configuration where two tanks are mounted at the back of the diver. The tanks are connected by a manifold, which allow air to be shared between the tanks if needed. Twin tank need to be use together with backplate BCD because the tanks are connected using bolts and nuts to the backplate. The bladder of the backplate BCD is bigger and has higher lift than common single tank backplate BCD. Those divers that own backplate BCD, they can use the same backplate to carry the twin tank. Just change the single tank bladder to the twin tank bladder.
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WHAT is Sidemount Diving?
Diving configurations which the tanks are carried on the diver's side. This configurations allows divers to more easily access their tank valves and also provide a more Streamlines & Comfortable diving experience.
How sidemount can BENEFITS your overall diving experience?
Sidemount offer a range of benefits to both Recreational and Technical Diving:
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"We Provide The Best Dive Gear Experience For Your Training"
We believe in giving you the best equipment every SCUBA Diver dream of during your training with us. As this will make you have increase confidence and get to test how a Sidemount BCD really help in achieving a greater comfort underwater.
Top of the class Diving Gear for training

xDEEP Stealth Rec

Deep6/HOG High Performance Regulator

Shearwater Peregrine Dive Computer
SIDEMOUNT DIVING OPENS UP A WHOLE NEW WORLD OF DIVING POSSIBILITIES.
Whether you're a recreational diver looking to explore new environments or a technical diver seeking the ultimate in flexibility and control, sidemount diving is an essential skill to add to your diving repertoire.
What you can expect to gain from our Sidemount Try-Out
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This Program is Suitable for:
Tentative Sidemount Diving Try-Out
10.00 AM - 11.00 AM
Land-Drill Practice & Equipment Familiarisation
12.00 AM - 1.00 PM
Wet Time - Experience Sidemount Diving in 5meters deep pool
*Training schedule every Weekend
Limited to 2 pax per session.
Join NOW to get these LIMITED OFFER!

#1 - Dive the Experience of Sidemount Diving in 5 meters Deep Pool

#2 - Learn & Practice Finning Technique on Frog & Back Kick

#3 - Learn & Practice Home-Workout Exercise To Improve Your Scuba Diving Posture

#4 - Learn & Practice on proper breathing Technique

#5 - Get the experience of using Good Quality gear!

#6 - Video Feedback after the program to help you upgrade your sCUBA Skill Set
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Sidemount Try-Out Program Pricing
PREMIUM 1-to-1 Coaching
Individual Registration
RM 600 /pax
One time payment
Group Coaching
RM 480 /pax
Save 15%
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faq
Minimum certified Open Water Diver Level
Our pool location is at Bukit Kiara Equestrian Resort Country Club, KL. You can search it in WAZE / Google Maps for the direction.
Maximum of 4.5 meters deep pool dedicated for Diver only.
Each Instructor will take care maximum of 2 participants in each group.
We conducted in every Weekend 10.00AM - 1.00PM.
However, if you looking for different schedule, you can request on your preferred date & time (Subjected to instructor availability).