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Hey Everyone, If you have been following our podcasts, particularly my “carcasts,” in episode #84 I took a look at why I think we – Unified Team Diving – are not for everyone. And although that may seem like anti-marketing, it’s important to me and the UTD team that we don’t pursue customers and clients who may not be best served by the training systems we provide. But then our director of development, Jay Gardner, pointed out to me maybe I could have spent a bit more time talking about who we ARE for. I have another carcast coming up specifically to talk about that, but in the mean time, here is a bit of insight into our ideal client:
There's more to it, but this is the core. I am particularly interested in point #4 – was your prior scuba education experience not that satisfying? We are confident in our training system. We are education first and we are diving first. We've also, after all these years, learned how to effectively and efficiently teach diving at every level, from basic open water to technical cave diving on a rebreather (and everything in between). If you think we might be "for" you, send me a quick email and we'll set up a call. Unified Team Diving could be your new diving home. Best, Jeff UTD Founder and Instructor Trainer Why Unified Team Diving? Is Scuba Coaching Right For You? Did you catch the Latest UTD Podcast? We would hate to see you go, but if this is no longer relevant to you, unsubscribe here. Vestermøllevej 3, Skanderborg, Jylland 8660 |
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UNIFIED TEAM DIVING INSIGHTS Edition: November 2025 Welcome back! Hey Everyone, It has been a minute, but welcome back to the 'Unified Team Diving Insights' newsletter. This resource is designed to help fuel your journey as a Thinking Diver. Also, we will be at DEMA this month in Orlando. If you're there, we'd love to see you! Ideas UTD Coaching Program Can Help You Gain Clarity on Next Steps in your SCUBA Journey Are you at a crossroads in your scuba diving journey, unsure of which path to...
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Hey Everyone, When we started Unified Team Diving one of the problems – actually projects is a better word for that – was explaining why you, or anyone, particularly an instructor candidate, would choose to either cross over or do their initial training with a small, boutique scuba training and certification agency. The behemoth agencies are easy, available, and likely a guaranteed pass. So why us? Over the next few months you'll be hearing a lot more about the history of UTD, our training...