SPF Scuba Diving STARTER Logbook & Quick-Reference Checklists
It is much more than just a scuba diver logbook for memories of your scuba diving adventures! It is also a quick reference guide with a series of checklists on critical components of scuba diving and, more precisely, learning to dive.
Criteria for Selecting Instructors & Dive Centers, Self-Debriefing, Buoyancy Mastery, Open Water Diver Course Costing & Scuba Diver Creed
Although this scuba diver logbook was created as a companion to the book “The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide To Scuba Diving: How to Increase Safety, Save Money & Have More Fun,” it can also be used as a standalone scuba diving log book & reference guide for people serious about having fun in scuba diving!
Check instead the ADVANCED version of this logbook designed specifically for certified scuba divers, divemasters & dive instructors.
A clear, light, open, flexible design on 6” x 9” (15.2 cm x 22.9 cm) pages lets you write the notes you want to track your progress and keep memories of your amazing dives.
Checklists, selection criteria, skill self-evaluation, and a diver creed put you on a path to safety, performance & fun for years of quality underwater experiences!
The Best STARTER Scuba Diving Logbook
Amazon
PAPERBACK
Lulu
SPIRAL COIL
Easier to use but a bit more expensive.
A Unique STARTER Scuba Diver Logbook & Mini-Handbook for Your Open Water Diver Certification
It is a lot more than just a scuba diving logbook! It is also a mini-handbook that puts you in charge of your own underwater adventures so that you start on the right fin as a scuba diver for a lifetime of legendary underwater adventures, with:
- A Detailed List of Skills to Master With Self-Assessment to Track Your Progress
- A List of Dive Gear to Buy or Rent
- Guidelines on Figuring Out The Real Cost of Your Open Water Diver Course
- Your Diver Creed
Extensive Selection Criteria to Pick The Right Dive Instructor for You
The selection criteria come with questions and red flags to ensure you get safety, performance & fun with:
- The Best Dive Instructor For You
- A Safe & Reliable Dive Center
- Quality in Air & Nitrox Fills
- A Safe & Fun Dive Boat
- A Green, Environmentally-Friendly Dive Operator or Instructor
This SPF Starter Scuba Diver Logbook will support you during your PADI Open Water Diver Course or any other scuba diving certification course from any dive training agency.
Self-Assessment of Your Open Water Diver Course Skills
Your list of skills to master as an open-water diver comes with a self-evaluation scale to determine your readiness to be an autonomous diver and track your progress. This list of basic scuba diving skills will help you make sure your instructor does not short-change you and that you get everything you need for safety, performance & fun while scuba diving.
Self-Debriefing, Buoyancy Control & Trim
On each scuba log book page, there is a section for you to note all elements having an impact on your buoyancy control & trim so that you can progress toward mastery.
There is also a self-debriefing section on each logbook page to support continuous improvement in your diving skills.
The Best Scuba Diver Starter Logbook
All these reasons make it a one-of-a-kind logbook for your open-water diver certification course and the following 100 dives.
And then, there’s the log page design. Each logbook page has a clear, light, open, flexible design on 6” x 9” (15.2 cm x 22.8 cm) pages that lets you write the notes you want to track your progress and keep memories of these amazing dives!
The Best STARTER Scuba Diving Logbook
Paperback
Amazon
Spiral Coil
Lulu
Easier to use but a bit more expensive.
Keep It Dry
Grab dry pouches to keep your new logbook (and other items) dry!
And there’s a matching detailed scuba diving handbook on learning to dive!
- How to scuba dive to get the most out of it?
- How to get my scuba diving certification?
The original & valuable Safety-Performance-Fun (SPF) Framework for learning to dive puts you in charge of your own adventure.
The checklists in this SPF Scuba Diving Starter Logbook match the recommendations in The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide To Scuba Diving.
