YOUR CLUB
Do More, See More, Live More!
The Overland Underwater Club welcomes scuba divers and freedivers from all agencies! Whether you’re SSI, PADI, RAID, CMAS, BSAC, or any other certification, you’ll find a supportive and inclusive community here. Our club is all about sharing skills, exploring new dive opportunities, and connecting with fellow enthusiasts, without restrictions. Join us for weekly pool sessions, social events, and exclusive diving experiences, no matter where your training began!
It’s Free!
No membership fees—just pure diving fun and camaraderie.
Exclusive Dive Opportunities
Enjoy access to club-only events, trips, and special dives tailored for members.
Community & Connection
Be part of a passionate diving community, meet like-minded adventurers, and share your experiences.
Weekly Pool Sessions
Keep your skills sharp and enjoy regular practice with fellow divers in a relaxed setting.
Support & Knowledge Sharing
Learn from experienced divers, exchange tips, and grow your skills through club discussions and workshops.
Fun & Adventure
Whether exploring new dive sites or enjoying club socials, every moment is an opportunity to make memories.
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BOOK YOUR POOL SESSION BELOW
POOL CODE OF CONDUCT
Scuba Divers
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Photography: Ask permission before taking photos or videos of others.
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Social Sharing: Respect others’ privacy when posting on social media. Tag Overland Underwater if sharing your experience!
Equipment Care
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Check your kit before every session.
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Rinse and return club equipment neatly after use.
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Report any damage or faults immediately.
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Do not modify or borrow equipment without permission.
Respect for Others
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Treat all divers, staff, and pool users with kindness and professionalism.
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Support fellow divers without judgement or pressure.
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Maintain a positive, inclusive environment at all times.
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No harassment, discrimination, or aggressive behaviour.
Pool Etiquette
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Enter and exit the pool calmly and safely.
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Keep to designated training areas and respect lane discipline.
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Avoid unnecessary splashing or rapid movements that disrupt training.
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Be aware of other pool users and share space respectfully.
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Keep the poolside clear of clutter and trip hazards.
Safety & Responsibility
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Follow all instructions from Overland Underwater instructors and dive leaders.
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Complete required medical forms honestly and update us if anything changes.
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Use appropriate, well‑maintained scuba equipment for every session.
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Never enter the water without permission from the session lead.
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Maintain good buoyancy control to protect yourself, others, and the environment.
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Report any concerns, discomfort, or equipment issues immediately.
Freedivers
Media
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Photography: Ask permission before taking photos or videos of others.
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Social Sharing: Respect others’ privacy when posting on social media. Tag Overland Underwater if sharing your experience!
Equipment Care
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Check masks, snorkels, fins, and weights before entering the water.
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Only use freediving‑appropriate weights; never drop weights in the pool.
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Rinse and return club equipment neatly.
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Report any damage or missing kit immediately.
Respect for Others
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Encourage others with kindness and patience.
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Maintain a quiet, focused atmosphere during breath‑ups and safety checks.
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No discrimination, harassment, or belittling behaviour.
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Support a calm, respectful training culture.
Pool Etiquette
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Use the designated freediving lane and keep to one side when swimming lengths.
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Enter and exit the pool quietly to maintain a relaxed environment.
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Use agreed breath‑up zones without blocking others.
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Keep noise and splashing to a minimum.
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Give other divers space during dives, turns, and breath‑holds.
Safety & Responsibility
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Always follow instructions from Overland Underwater instructors and safety divers.
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No solo diving or breath‑holds — the buddy system is mandatory.
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Train within your limits; no forced performances or competitive pressure.
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No hyperventilation or unsafe breath‑up techniques.
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Use proper surface recovery breathing after every dive.
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Report any discomfort, anxiety, or unsafe behaviour immediately.
