Podcasts about unified team diving

Send us a textFor about two years Jay has been asking me for a history of UTD. It's one of the tasks I never completed, until now. On a long drive from San Diego up to the Sierra Nevada Mountains I recorded a look back at Unified Team Diving – how did it start, where did it start, what were some of the ups, and what were some of the downs.For those of you who have been around UTD for a long time, much of this will sound familiar. For those of you who have come to UTD more recently, this should give you some perspective on how we became what we are today.Questions or comments? Click here to contact Jeff.Or click here to contact Jeff, Ben, and Jay.

Send us a textDear UTD Community,Today, we're sharing a meaningful milestone in the journey of Unified Team Diving.After years of inspiring leadership, Jeff is stepping down from his leadership role at UTD. His vision has shaped the path we've walked together, and his contributions have left an indelible mark on our organization. We are deeply grateful for his passion, his pioneering spirit, and the values he instilled in all of us.Jeff will still be around, however, as an instructor, instructor trainer, and coach.As we turn the page, Ben and Jay will step forward to lead UTD into its next chapter. Grounded in our “Thinking Diver” philosophy and the foundational principles of our WE Code, they are committed to carrying the mission forward—with you.We invite you to listen to this special podcast episode reflecting on this transition and where we're headed next:Thank you, Jeff—and thank you to each of you—for being part of this extraordinary community. We look forward to growing together as we shape the future of UTD.If you have any questions, reflections, or just want to connect, please feel free to reach out to me, Ben, or Jeff directly. Best,Jay GardnerDirector of Development, Unified Team Diving

We are back in Las Vegas for the DEMA show – us and a gazillion other divers checking out new equipment, new training, new everything. This year, in the Technical Resource Center at the show, Ben gave a talk on advanced rebreather training, why it's important to dive a consistent team configuration in your closed circuit rebreather, and how we accomplish that goal at Unified Team Diving.Here's the link to the video that Ben showed at the beginning of his talk:https://youtu.be/UisaQxKZlmU?si=-MXCvCqfZpwCCwXHCheck out the talk and if you have any questions, click here to let us know.

How to get there. That's today's question. What is the path to becoming a UTD instructor or dive master. How does the program work? What are our expectations of you? What do we expect your expectations to be of us. In this episode Jeff and Jay look at the "path," the course work, and tell some stories from past IDC's.Interested in UTD Leadership? Click here: https://utdscubadiving.com/be-a-utd-instructor/

It's on! Cave Week 2024! This November join us in Florida for Cave Week. In this short podcast Jeff, Ben, and Jay discuss the logistics, the fun, and all the details about this amazing UTD community event.For more information and to register for Cave Week, click here: https://utdscubadiving.com/utd-cave-week/

Jon Edwardsen has been a UTD instructor almost since the beginning of UTD. He is my colleague, friend, and critic. The great thing about having Jon as an instructor trainer is his uncanny ability to cut through any and all BS and get to the heart of the matter. So when Jon did an IDC with a few of our coaching clients and said he was knocked over by the success of the coaching program, I knew we had to get this recorded. If you have any interest in Unified Team Diving as a system of diving or as a leadership training company, carve out a half hour and have a listen.JeffRead about coaching, click here.Contact us about coaching, click here.

There is much to unpack around how we run out instructor development program, how we train our instructor trainers, and how all that benefits the Unified Team Diving students and coaching clients.Back in the car, Jeff takes a look at the mechanics of teaching teaching – education as a change in behavior, that change being worthless without retention, how we use levels of learning, and how we create common ground with our students. Grateful to Socrates for allowing us to take his principles and maneuver them into our program to teach scuba instructors how to properly teach scuba.Click here to learn more about our instructor development course.And click here to learn more about our Scuba Coaching Program.And click here to subscribe to our mailing list.

It's not the equipment, it's the choices you make. In his inaugural training corner episode, Ben takes a look at how you can make good, or bad, choices and how those choices can have dramatic ramifications. For more information on the Unified Team Diving training systems and the UTD Scuba Coaching Program, or to reach Ben or Jeff, click here.

One of the great things about me and Unified Team Diving is that I get to set the company culture around money, finances, student fees, all of it. I feel very strongly that financial transparency is critical to the health of any business. I also believe "free" does not serve anyone – us or you. Basically, I believe free has no value. In this short carcast I expand on my vision around UTD and money.Questions? Comments? Contact me here:https://utdscubadiving.com/contact/Jeff

A non-car carcast. This time I woke up ready to talk about why Unified Team Diving is so important to me but I did not have any place I needed to drive, so I recorded a non-car carcast. Why do we keep doing what we do? How do I grow as a coach and instructor as you grow as a diver or instructor? What makes me tick and, in turn, what makes UTD tick.Contact us here to ask me/us anything. https://utdscubadiving.com/contact/

In any business one of the most important things is knowing who your clients are. And equally important is to know who your clients are not. In this carcast, I take an honest look at who we are for and who we are not for. It's a complex discussion about a very simple concept. Are we for you? Let us know:Click here to contact Jeff and Ben at Unified Team Diving

We are Unified TEAM Diving not, as we sometimes like to say, Unified 'Go-Run-Off-By-Yourself Diving.' But what about when you are instructing students? Are they part of your team? Can they help you? What are everyone's expectations when instructing?In this episode Jeff and Ben unpack this simple, yet not so simple question.Contact us any time at: https://utdscubadiving.com/contact/

Setback happen. This is true for everything we are learning, particularly when moving to a higher level in any field. In scuba training, in Unified Team Diving, we have a thing called the "ebay dive." This is when you come out of the water after such a frustrating dive that you want to put all your gear on ebay, sell it, and take up another sport.How we deal with the frustration of setbacks in scuba also informs how we deal with setbacks in life. In this short carcast, Jeff takes a look at the frustrations surrounding a setback and talks about how he deals with the days when everything goes sideways.For more information on UTD, particularly the scuba coaching program, click here:https://utdscubadiving.com/utd-scuba-coaching/To contact us, click here:https://utdscubadiving.com/contact/

In this episode of Chasing the Insights, I talk to trainer extraordinaire Jeff Seckendorf. Jeff talks to us about bringing coaching to learning. Jeff began his career as a photographer and filmmaker, first as a stills photographer for UPI and other national publications, then as a director/cameraman producing, directing, and/or photographing over 1000 TV commercials, dozens of music videos, movies, and documentaries. One recent project documents a team of Parkinson's patients on a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Jeff has won numerous awards for his cinematography, including Sundance Film Festival and Independent Spirit Award nominations for best cinematography. In 2008 Jeff eased out of the film industry and founded Unified Team Diving, a global scuba training and certification agency. While traveling the world training scuba instructors, Jeff authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. Jeff also teaches a “train the trainer” corporate leadership course. In 2022 Jeff became the Director of Operations for the Parkinson's Association of San Diego. As a masters athlete Jeff races a bicycle on track and has stood on the podium multiple times at the California state championships. He holds the hour record in his age group at the San Diego Velodrome and is a course record holder at the World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships. Jeff's current project on the bike is an attempt to break the U.S. hour record in the 70-74 age group. This entails riding his bike over 44 kilometers in one hour in a velodrome of his choosing. The hour record has led to his renewed interest in purpose. Initially this ride was completely self-serving, much like climbing a mountain because it's there. But that seemed like an empty reason to do all this hard work. So, as his training ramped up and got harder, and the commitment became more important, the purpose came into very clear focus and Jeff realized he could use this event to motivate others to find purpose. Jeff also offers a “Path to Mastery” workshop to help people discover what a renewed sense of purpose can look like. This short exercise guides the audience to look at something they are currently good at, how they got there, then apply that to something new. This interactive session looks at a process of discovery/training/practice/teaching and helps people answer the question, “I need a new purpose but I don't know what to do and I don't know what I'm good at.”

Jeff Seckendorf is a life-long adventurer, filmmaker, and educator with extensive experience in various fields. He's a flight and scuba instructor, having mentored numerous aspiring film directors and conducted numerous film workshops. Jeff founded Unified Team Diving, where he authored multiple training materials and played a key role in developing certification programs. His career transitioned from stills photography to cinematography, working on diverse projects like video games and award-winning films. He spent two decades as an instructor at prestigious film institutions, later founding One On One Film Training for emerging directors and cinematographers. Jeff also managed the creation of Recify, a custom online education system for Unified Team Diving. Beyond film, Jeff is an accomplished cyclist, racer, triathlete, skier, trekker, climber, flight instructor, and aerobatic pilot. He now channels this wealth of experience into "The Training Cycle," delivering engaging keynote presentations and workshops focused on the principles of education—exploring teaching methods and learning processes.

On this week's episode, I interview James Mott, a Michigan native and Unified Team Diving instructor. As many of you know, James co-hosts The Great Dive Podcast, one of the most successful scuba diving podcasts. We discuss his journey as a diver, the massive scale of The Great Lakes, ice diving, and of course, I get advice on Scuba Podcasting. Enjoy!Website:https://www.greatlakeslove.org/https://www.thegreatdivepodcast.com/https://mottunderwater.com/https://utdscubadiving.com/member/james-mott/Instagram:@jamesianmott

Jeff Seckendorf UTD Scuba Coaching – A New Training Paradigm Interact at The BH Sales Kennel Kelp Message Board Biography Jeff learned to dive in 1990 in preparation for assisting with a series of underwater filmmaking workshops in the Caribbean. He went on to dive extensively in the warm waters around the Virgin Islands and the [very] cold waters of upstate New York lakes. In 2008, after a long career in the film industry, Jeff co-founded Unified Team Diving, a global Scuba training and certification agency and Scuba equipment manufacturer. In 2020 Jeff purchased UTD, renamed it UTD Scuba Diving, LLC, and separated the company from UTD Equipment. Jeff now owns and operates UTD Scuba Diving which is solely focused on training and certification.Jeff has traveled the world as a diver: Egypt, Spain, Italy, France, Mexico, Dubai, the Caribbean, and domestically in all four corners of the U.S. He's been in the caves in Mexico, Florida, and Europe, is trained on the MX-Series of rebreathers, and is a UTD Instructor Trainer.Jeff has been coaching, mentoring, and teaching adults all his life. He spent two decades as master faculty at the Maine Media Workshops and the Rockport College and eight years as the owner of One On One Film Training, a mentoring/consulting company training emerging film directors. Jeff is a Certificated Flight Instructor and spent many years teaching and competing in competition aerobatics. He currently races a bicycle on the road and track at the national level.Desired CTA Send Audience To: https://utdscubadiving.com/utd-scuba-coaching/ Learn more about the UTD Scuba Coaching Program and contact us through this webpage. About Jeff Great scuba training does not have to be focused on the outcome. It can be about the process. As a nationally classed athlete and current world record holder (World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships 2020 and 2022 Course Record Holder; San Diego Velodrome Hour Record Holder) I bring a life time of coaching and being coached to scuba diving. If we take a page from coaching in almost every other discipline, coaches make athletes better. It is not just about making a runner or cyclist faster; it's about making them better. Beyond just a training schedule, great coaching programs include all the things that make an athlete better: core and strength training, nutrition, hydration, recovery, the mental aspects of the sport – so much more than what can be covered in a simple certification course.We now bring this coaching paradigm to scuba training through the UTD Scuba Coaching Program. Be better, not just certified. #Training, #Scuba Diving. #Sports Performance,# Coach, #Education, #Cyclist Coach, #Anti Aging,# Fitness,#scubadiving #diving #scuba #underwater #underwaterphotography #padi #ocean #dive #scubadiver #uwphotography #underwaterworld #scubadive #sea #travel #photography #nature #marinelife #diver #scubalife #buceo #underwaterphoto #underwaterlife #uwphoto #paditv #sealife #tauchen #divinglife #freediving #fish #oceanlife --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bhsales/message

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Jeff Seckendorf. At age 70, in about two years, Jeff will attempt to break a U.S. or international cycling hour record. Our guest shares with us his process-oriented training program, incorporating both mental and physical dimensions in his cycling competition. In addition, this conversation takes a close look at finding our sense of purpose, especially after a life change like retirement, separation or divorce, or other major event. We discuss the process of discovering a new purpose, especially through sports, and how finding your purpose contributes to longevity, health, and happiness. What can we learn from adopting a competitive spirit in our senior years? What is the Institute of Purpose that our guest has recently co-founded? And how do we discover a new sense of purpose in our lives? Mini Bio Jeff began his career as a photographer and filmmaker, first as a stills photographer for UPI and other national publications, then as a director/cameraman producing, directing, and/or photographing TV commercials, music videos, movies, and documentaries. One recent project documents a team of Parkinson's patients on a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Jeff has won numerous awards for his cinematography, including Sundance Film Festival and Independent Spirit Award nominations for best cinematography. In 2008 Jeff founded Unified Team Diving, a global scuba training and certification agency. He has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. As a masters athlete, Jeff races a bicycle on track and holds the hour record in his age group at the San Diego Velodrome and is a course record holder at the World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships. Jeff's current project on the bike is to attempt to break the U.S. hour record in the 70-74 age group. For Our Listeners Jeff's website: Institute of PurposeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Jeff Seckendorf. At age 70, in about two years, Jeff will attempt to break a U.S. or international cycling hour record. Our guest shares with us his process-oriented training program, incorporating both mental and physical dimensions in his cycling competition. In addition, this conversation takes a close look at finding our sense of purpose, especially after a life change like retirement, separation or divorce, or other major event. We discuss the process of discovering a new purpose, especially through sports, and how finding your purpose contributes to longevity, health, and happiness. What can we learn from adopting a competitive spirit in our senior years? What is the Institute of Purpose that our guest has recently co-founded? And how do we discover a new sense of purpose in our lives? Mini Bio Jeff began his career as a photographer and filmmaker, first as a stills photographer for UPI and other national publications, then as a director/cameraman producing, directing, and/or photographing TV commercials, music videos, movies, and documentaries. One recent project documents a team of Parkinson's patients on a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Jeff has won numerous awards for his cinematography, including Sundance Film Festival and Independent Spirit Award nominations for best cinematography. In 2008 Jeff founded Unified Team Diving, a global scuba training and certification agency. He has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. As a masters athlete, Jeff races a bicycle on track and holds the hour record in his age group at the San Diego Velodrome and is a course record holder at the World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships. Jeff's current project on the bike is to attempt to break the U.S. hour record in the 70-74 age group. For Our Listeners Jeff's website: Institute of Purpose

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Jeff Seckendorf. At age 70, in about two years, Jeff will attempt to break a U.S. or international cycling hour record. Our guest shares with us his process-oriented training program, incorporating both mental and physical dimensions in his cycling competition. In addition, this conversation takes a close look at finding our sense of purpose, especially after a life change like retirement, separation or divorce, or other major event. We discuss the process of discovering a new purpose, especially through sports, and how finding your purpose contributes to longevity, health, and happiness. What can we learn from adopting a competitive spirit in our senior years? What is the Institute of Purpose that our guest has recently co-founded? And how do we discover a new sense of purpose in our lives? Mini Bio Jeff began his career as a photographer and filmmaker, first as a stills photographer for UPI and other national publications, then as a director/cameraman producing, directing, and/or photographing TV commercials, music videos, movies, and documentaries. One recent project documents a team of Parkinson's patients on a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Jeff has won numerous awards for his cinematography, including Sundance Film Festival and Independent Spirit Award nominations for best cinematography. In 2008 Jeff founded Unified Team Diving, a global scuba training and certification agency. He has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. As a masters athlete, Jeff races a bicycle on track and holds the hour record in his age group at the San Diego Velodrome and is a course record holder at the World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships. Jeff's current project on the bike is to attempt to break the U.S. hour record in the 70-74 age group. For Our Listeners Jeff's website: Institute of Purpose

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Jeff Seckendorf. At age 70, in about two years, Jeff will attempt to break a U.S. or international cycling hour record. Our guest shares with us his process-oriented training program, incorporating both mental and physical dimensions in his cycling competition. In addition, this conversation takes a close look at finding our sense of purpose, especially after a life change like retirement, separation or divorce, or other major event. We discuss the process of discovering a new purpose, especially through sports, and how finding your purpose contributes to longevity, health, and happiness. What can we learn from adopting a competitive spirit in our senior years? What is the Institute of Purpose that our guest has recently co-founded? And how do we discover a new sense of purpose in our lives? Mini Bio Jeff began his career as a photographer and filmmaker, first as a stills photographer for UPI and other national publications, then as a director/cameraman producing, directing, and/or photographing TV commercials, music videos, movies, and documentaries. One recent project documents a team of Parkinson's patients on a trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Jeff has won numerous awards for his cinematography, including Sundance Film Festival and Independent Spirit Award nominations for best cinematography. In 2008 Jeff founded Unified Team Diving, a global scuba training and certification agency. He has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. As a masters athlete, Jeff races a bicycle on track and holds the hour record in his age group at the San Diego Velodrome and is a course record holder at the World 6-Hour Time Trial Championships. Jeff's current project on the bike is to attempt to break the U.S. hour record in the 70-74 age group. For Our Listeners Jeff's website: Institute of PurposeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gemma and Ian chat to Jeff Seckendorf.   Jeff is the Co-Founder and Current CEO/Owner of Unified Team Diving.  The UTD tagline is  "Great scuba training does not have to be focused on the outcome. It can be about the process."  A great scuba training program should include so much more than what can be covered in a simple certification course. In the UTD Scuba Coaching program you work with a coach who delivers a new set of "workouts" every week. These can be in-water exercises, academic classes and homework, equipment management, and much more. You have as much communication with your coach as you need as you are guided through a customized training program to reach your goals. The overall concept is to slow the training process down from a few days to a few months or more. Jeff takes us through the UTD system and tells us about himself too.    https://utdscubadiving.com/   Full Face Masks     https://www.oceanreefukmalta.com/   The BiG Scuba Podcast is brought to you by Narked at 90.   “Beyond Technical”   Narked at 90    Large Enough To Cope, Small Enough To Care   Whether thinking of moving across to tech diving or completely new to diving, Narked at 90 can advise and guide on the best equipment and set up for your personal or commercial requirements   https://www.narkedat90.com/   Please give us ★★★★★, leave a review, and tell your friends about us as each share and like makes a difference.   Contact Gemma and Ian with your messages, ideas and feedback via The BiG Scuba Bat Phone    +44 7810 005924   Or use our social media platforms.   We are on Instagram              @thebigscuba   We are on Facebook              @thebigscuba   We are on Twitter                  @the_big_scuba  The BiG Scuba Website                       www.thebigscuba.com Amazon Store :                                   https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/thebigscuba   Visit   https://www.patreon.com/thebigscubapodcast and subscribe - super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you.  

Jeff Seckendorf is a life-long adventurer, filmmaker, and educator – flight instructor, scuba instructor trainer, mentor to scores of up and coming film directors, and instructor for hundreds of film workshops. Jeff also developed the scuba industry's first coaching program, reinventing the way people learn to dive. As founder of Unified Team Diving, a global Scuba certification and training agency, Jeff has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. He also co-wrote the UTD Standards and Procedures and the UTD Playbook, A Guide for Instructors. He published and edited the UTD Journal and has written training curriculum in both the scuba and film industries. Jeff is a road and track cyclist/racer, triathlete, cross country skier, and big mountain trekker. He spent many years as an accomplished ice and rock climber, flight instructor, and competition aerobatic pilot. https://utdscubadiving.com/

Jeff Seckendorf is a life-long adventurer, filmmaker, and educator – flight instructor, scuba instructor trainer, mentor to scores of up and coming film directors, and instructor for hundreds of film workshops. Jeff also developed the scuba industry's first coaching program, reinventing the way people learn to dive. As founder of Unified Team Diving, a global Scuba certification and training agency, Jeff has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. He also co-wrote the UTD Standards and Procedures and the UTD Playbook, A Guide for Instructors. He published and edited the UTD Journal and has written training curriculum in both the scuba and film industries. Jeff is a road and track cyclist/racer, triathlete, cross country skier, and big mountain trekker. He spent many years as an accomplished ice and rock climber, flight instructor, and competition aerobatic pilot. https://utdscubadiving.com/

Adventurer • Educator • Filmmaker Jeff Seckendorf is a life-long adventurer, filmmaker, and educator – flight instructor, scuba instructor trainer, mentor to scores of up and coming film directors, and instructor for hundreds of film workshops. As founder of Unified Team Diving, a global Scuba certification and training agency, Jeff has authored eight training manuals and dozens of online courses. He also co-wrote the UTD Standards and Procedures and the UTD Playbook, A Guide for Instructors. He published and edited the UTD Journal and has written training curriculum in both the scuba and film industries. What we Discussed: - Global Scuba Diving - Coaching Programme for Parkinson's - Making a Documentary - Living in the Moment - Teaching Film Making - Creating Common Group Learning - What Motivates you to be a Speaker - Having Direct Impact on Peoples Lives How to Contact Jeff: https://www.jeffreyseckendorf.com/ https://utdscubadiving.com/ https://coachmestrong.com/ More About Speaking Podcast: All Episodes can be found at www.speakingpodcast.com All Social Media + Donations link https://linktr.ee/speaking Sponsor : http://coolabulla.com Use Discount Code Speaking for a 10% Discount Our Facebook Group can be found at www.facebook.com/speakingpodcast All my 5 Podcast can be found at http://roycoughlan.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-coughlan/message

Hello everyone, and welcome to the Mind, Body, and Soul Series on the Success InSight Podcast.The Mind, Body, and Soul series celebrates the journeys and stories from health & wellness professionals who are committed to helping their clients and patients pursue their physical, emotional, and spiritual courage and well-being.Our guest today on the Mind, Body, and Soul Series is Jeff SeckendorfJeff is an Adventurer, Trainer, and Filmmaker. He is the owner of two companies: Unified Team Diving, or UTD Scuba Diving, a global scuba training, and certification agency that Jeff started UTD 12 years ago. And, last year, as a result of the pandemic, Jeff started Coach Me Strong, an exercise coaching company for people with Parkinson's disease, other neuro diseases, or those who are just getting a bit older (Gen O/W – Generation Older/Wiser).To learn more about Jeff and his work, you can visit the Coach Me Strong website at www.coachmestrong.comSocial Sites: FacebookLinkedInInstagramSuccess InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

What's it like to coach scuba divers to meet their goals and aspirations? In this episode Jeff and Ben talk with UTD instructor and scuba coach Mike Brennan. Mike was one of the first UTD instructors to start coaching divers and has a unique and fascinating perspective on using coaching to train divers as opposed to a traditional short-term class.Unified Team Diving continues to break new ground as we develop new and better ways to train divers at every level – from the first open water course to the most complex deep, technical, cave dive.https://utdscubadiving.com/utd-scuba-coachingSupport the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

As we approach six months into the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions, Jeff and Ben take a look at how UTD has modified in-water training to accommodate good public health practices while maintaining the core principles of Unified Team Diving's training. Support the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

It's 2017 and a local dive shop owner has this crazy idea to build an eco park and scuba center at a quarry on a property that is an active mine. Join Jeff as UTD instructors Matt Skogobo and Zach Kennedy unfold the story of how the Juturna Springs Quarry is about to start hosting divers and dive classes from up and down the east coast of the U.S. And there's a C-130. And it's 220ft/67m deep.Check out Unified Team Diving at www.utdscubadiving.com.And Aquanautics at www.aqunauticsllc.com.And Jutruna Springs at www.juturnasprings.comSupport the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

We continue our discussion of scuba diving coaching with Jeff, Ben, and Alan. How does the Unified Team Diving coaching program work? How do you start? Why do we call you a scuba athlete? What are our expectations of you as a scuba coaching athlete? All this and a ton more.For more info on the UTD Scuba Diving program, click here.To contact us, click here.Support the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

UTD CEO Jeff Seckendorf, Training Director Ben Bos, and head of the UTD Scuba Coaching Program Alan Weinberg talk about goals and training measurements. Is your goal a certification card? Or is it great training that can eventually lead to certification? And how do we measure your skill level? Most sports have some measurement – power, speed, efficiency – but our metrics in scuba diving are tricky. But, we have the answer!Check out Unified Team Diving's latest podcast in the scuba coaching series.Find us at www.utdscubadiving.com.Support the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

As we expand our dive coaching program at UTD Scuba Diving, we talk with former pro cyclist and owner of CINCH Cycling, Tom Danielson. Tom coaches world class athletes in cycling and other sports and gives us his take on integrating an athletic coaching model into Unified Team Diving's scuba training model.Find us at utdscubadiving.comFind Tom at cinchcycling.ccSupport the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)

Is public safety diving compatible with the scuba diving techniques we teach at UTD – team and situational awareness, proper trim and buoyancy, and non-silting propulsion techniques? Our guest is Shannon Buhl, UTD instructor and director of the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service. For close to 20 years Shannon has run a dive team that covers 9000 square miles in the middle of the United States. UTD CEO Jeff Seckendorf and UTD Training Director Ben Bos talk with Shannon about how he integrated the training he received at Unified Team Diving with the traditional public safety diving techniques common to many police and fire dive teams.Support the show (https://utdscubadiving.com/student-subscriptions/)