Lagona Divers - Technical

A new chapter for Moataz!

After plenty of time underwater as an experienced guide — and recently becoming a recreational diving instructor — he’s now switching roles and becoming the student again.

Together with Andy, he’s starting his SSI Foundation course and taking his first steps into technical diving.

Because there’s always another direction to take your diving… and always more to learn. 🤓

Have fun on the tech side, Moataz! 🤙

Big congratulations to Vladimir on completing his SSI Hypoxic Trimix Diver course!

By now, Vladimir is definitely no stranger at Lagona Divers Technical 😄 — and this time he came back to take his technical diving another step further.

Deep dives, lots of skills, plenty of deco, some helium and, as always, a lot of good laughs along the way.

Always a pleasure training and diving with you, Vladimir. Well deserved — congratulations! 💪🥳

See you again soon for the next adventures!

Congratulations to Jessica for completing her XCCR rebreather Advanced Recreational Trimix Plus course with instructor Kerstin here in Dahab.

Over the past month, she’s been fully committed to getting familiar with her new unit, building up to around 40 hours on her XCCR through a combination of training and regular dives.

Throughout that time, she showed a high level of focus and dedication, steadily developing both confidence and control on the rebreather.

Jessica now qualifies as an Advanced Recreational Trimix Plus diver, certified to a maximum depth of 51 meters on her XCCR.

A pleasure to have her here over the past weeks — and great to see this level of commitment to doing things properly.

Well done, Jessica.

Today we started a CCR Normoxic Trimix (MOD2) course on the Triton rebreather here in Dahab.

Ian has begun the training together with Andy, focusing on the next step in CCR diver development.
MOD2 is where depth and decompression increase, and with that comes a greater need for precision, discipline, and strong fundamental skills.
As always, training starts with the basics:
• trim and buoyancy
• basic skills
• team procedures

Before progressing deeper, we focus on building consistency, control, and teamwork in every dive.
Looking forward to the next days of training and the progression ahead.

Here’s our team member Ehab during one of his first underwater minutes on the CCR Triton, currently completing MOD 1 training with Andy.

The Triton is a lightweight, chest-mounted CCR, designed for simplicity, clean configuration, and precise control.

At MOD 1 level the focus is not depth or range, but foundations:
• buoyancy and trim
• loop management
• situational awareness
• disciplined procedures from the very first dives

We believe CCR training should start slow, structured, and uncompromising, especially when it comes to mindset and skills.

If you’re interested in CCR Triton training and want to approach rebreather diving the right way, get in touch with us to discuss option

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