Peak Performance Buoyancy

Peak Performance Bouyancy

Why PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy?

Wind your way through narrow swimthroughs.  Hang upside down to spot that hidden lobster.  Hover effortlessly along a wall.  The PPB specialty fine-tunes your ability to control your lung volume, trim your weights, and reduce your air consumption.  Excellent when combined with the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer specialty, or at the end of your PADI Open Water Diver course to set you on the right track with buoyancy control at the very start of your diving career. 

What do I need to start?

You need to be at least 10 years old, and PADI Open Water certified (or equivalent certification from another organization).

What will I do?

You will work to enhance your buoyancy control abilities through knowledge development and specific practical skills.  Buoyancy skills include:

  • Proper weight selection
  • Weight distribution
  • Tank positioning

You will also fine-tune your control and fin kicks with the following exercises:

  • Fin pivots
  • Hovering skills
  • Improved breathing techniques
  • Streamlining and efficient fin kicks
  • Obstacle courses and creative exercises

Our instructors' years of experience will tailor the course to best suit your diving needs, and give you the best follow-up advice possible.

How long will it take?

The PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy specialty can be done in as little as half a day.  It consists of two dives and a knowledge development session where we discuss the various techniques we will apply during the dives.

What do I earn at the end?

You will be certified as a PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy Diver, a testament to your enhanced buoyancy abilities.

Where can I go from here?

Apply your increased buoyancy skills to greater effect with the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer or Videographer courses to get the most out of your vacation memories.  Continue building your experience with fun dives, where our daily dive schedule will enable you to explore the variety and challenges of Roatan's reef.