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1. Know how to breath through your mouth and not your nose. Took my class forever to practice mask clearing and not shoot up to the top when they got water in there nose. 2. Dress appropriately. Here in Florida the springs are 73 degrees all year around but when you're sitting on the surface waiting your turn for CESAs or Underwater Nav, it gets cold/hot. We had a cold snap and it was 32 degrees on the surface at Devil's Den.(80+ the day before) I brought a 5mm suit with hood and gloves. The rest of the class had rented 2mm shorties and couldn't wait to get out of the water. 3. Know how a compass works. All of this can be practiced before hand. I already owned a few wetsuits because I enjoyed freediving the springs since I was a kid. I always got cold faster than most so I've adjusted how I dive in certain Temps. I also practiced taking my mask off and putting it back on underwater. Also, I used a compass around my front yard with the kids. (my profession as a pilot had me covered here) You do t need to be certified to do these and I promise it will feel rudimentary if you practice before hand.

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