Technical Diving

For more information on available technical courses and gear, please visit the shop or call us at (732) 776-7755.

Divers Two is your one source for technical gear, classes, and know-how on the Jersey shore. Divers Two offers TDI classes with Frank Bevacqua at the head of our tech department. Classes in technical, decompression, saturation, and other beyond-recreational diving are also readily available through the shop and are ON DEMAND, however times, dates, and locations would be scheduled.

Two scuba divers in wetsuits and fins swimming underwater above a coral reef.
A person in scuba gear swimming underwater in a swimming pool, with lane markers and crosses on the pool wall visible.

  • This course will acquaint experienced sport divers with the skills used to plan and execute dives in 60 - 130 fsw using techniques associated with technical diving. Students will plan and execute sport dives in deeper water using equipment and techniques associated with technical diving activities.

  • This is the entry level certification course for recreational divers wishing to utilize enriched air nitrox (EAN) as a breathing gas. The objective of this course is to train divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures for using nitrox mixes from 22% to 40% oxygen content.

  • This course examines the use of EAN 21 through 100% (oxygen) for optimal mixes to a depth of 150fsw/45msw. The object of this course is to train divers in the benefits, hazards and proper procedures for utilizing EAN 21 through 100% (oxygen) for dives not requiring staged decompression.

  • This course examines the theory, methods and procedures of planned stage decompression diving. The objective of this course is to train divers how to plan and conduct a standard staged decompression dive not exceeding a maximum depth of 150fsw/45msw unless taught in conjunction with advanced nitrox, Extended Range or Advanced Wreck Courses. The most common equipment requirements, gear set-ups, decompression techniques and decompression mixtures (including oxygen and nitrox) are presented.

  • This course will teach the theory and skills necessary to dive sidemount instead of a standard back mount unit, including safety procedures.

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Two scuba divers standing near a swimming pool area, preparing their oxygen tanks, surrounded by other people.
Two people inside a tent, one wearing scuba gear and the other in casual clothing, talking to each other.
Scuba diver underwater with scuba gear including tank, mask, and wetsuit, swimming in deep blue water.
Two scuba divers swimming underwater in the ocean with sandy seafloor and blue water, surrounded by bubbles.
Scuba diver swimming near the ocean floor with coral and rocks
Three scuba divers underwater in a swimming pool, near lane markers.
Group of divers underwater performing a training exercise with black pools and crosses on the pool floor.
Two scuba divers underwater in a swimming pool, with one taking a photograph and the other looking at the camera, near lane markers.
Three scuba divers underwater practicing rescue skills next to a buoy line and scuba training platforms.
Two scuba divers exploring underwater near the ocean floor with rocks, surrounded by small fish.
Two scuba divers swimming underwater over a coral reef.
Two scuba divers underwater exploring the ocean floor, equipped with diving gear and fins.
A scuba diver with red fins swimming in the clear blue ocean with a sandy ocean floor and coral on the right side.
Person scuba diving underwater in a swimming pool, holding onto a line held by a person outside the pool. Depth markings are visible on the pool wall.
Two scuba divers underwater near a swimming pool wall with lane lines and cross markers.
Scuba divers underwater near a pool's bottom, with safety barriers and crosses visible above.
Three scuba divers underwater, one giving the peace sign, wearing masks and fins.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CLASS OF 2025

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CLASS OF 2025

Three scuba divers exploring underwater at a swimming pool with lane markings visible.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATING TECH CLASS OF 2025!

JULIE

EMILY

SEBASTEIN

JASON