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DoktorBEN
Germany
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#DoktorBEN #guedivers #scubadiving
I'm a technical and cave diver and scuba diving instructor for GUE and other agencies. This channel is to publish documentaries of my projects alongside with valuable gear reviews especially for gear used in advanced diving, scuba dive training tips and how to's for underwater videography.
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Dr. Benjamin M. Ott
Freiheitstraße 49
52531 Übach-Palenberg/Germany
info@benjaminott.de
I'm a technical and cave diver and scuba diving instructor for GUE and other agencies. This channel is to publish documentaries of my projects alongside with valuable gear reviews especially for gear used in advanced diving, scuba dive training tips and how to's for underwater videography.
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Dr. Benjamin M. Ott
Freiheitstraße 49
52531 Übach-Palenberg/Germany
info@benjaminott.de
I'm not teaching Fundamentals any more... - GUE Standards Version 10
“I don’t teach Fundamentals anymore!” That’s right, you heard it correctly. GUE just released their Version 10 Standards-and the legendary Fundamentals course as you know it is gone! In this video, I’m breaking down all the major changes, what’s replaced Fundamentals (and hence, why you won’t see me teaching it in its old form ever again ;) )
We’ll dive into how the course structure has been overhauled into three new offerings: Performance Diver, Basic Fundamentals, and Technical Fundamentals. I’ll explain why these new courses aim to provide more tailored training for divers at different experience levels-from absolute beginners to seasoned pros looking to refine their skills. Plus, you’ll discover how GUE’s recreational courses (Rec 1, Rec 2, Rec 3) have been renamed to match industry standards-think Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, and Master Diver-and what that means for GUE’s brand identity.
And that’s not all: GUE has also introduced the CCR Fundamentals class! While I won’t cover it in-depth here, stay tuned for my next video, where I’ll get into everything you need to know about this exciting addition to GUE’s rebreather training lineup.
Don’t Miss Out:
Check out the new GUE Standards for yourself! Let me know what you think in the comments: Are these changes going to revolutionize GUE training, or do you miss the old approach? Don’t forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell so you won’t miss my next video on CCR Fundamentals!
www.gue.com/files/Standards_and_Procedures/GUE-Standards-v10.1.pdf
Content:
00:00 Intro
01:09 Recreational Courses
05:12 Fundamentals Courses
09:18 Primers
10:00 Instructors
11:08 Other Changes
14:35 Wrap up
We’ll dive into how the course structure has been overhauled into three new offerings: Performance Diver, Basic Fundamentals, and Technical Fundamentals. I’ll explain why these new courses aim to provide more tailored training for divers at different experience levels-from absolute beginners to seasoned pros looking to refine their skills. Plus, you’ll discover how GUE’s recreational courses (Rec 1, Rec 2, Rec 3) have been renamed to match industry standards-think Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, and Master Diver-and what that means for GUE’s brand identity.
And that’s not all: GUE has also introduced the CCR Fundamentals class! While I won’t cover it in-depth here, stay tuned for my next video, where I’ll get into everything you need to know about this exciting addition to GUE’s rebreather training lineup.
Don’t Miss Out:
Check out the new GUE Standards for yourself! Let me know what you think in the comments: Are these changes going to revolutionize GUE training, or do you miss the old approach? Don’t forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell so you won’t miss my next video on CCR Fundamentals!
www.gue.com/files/Standards_and_Procedures/GUE-Standards-v10.1.pdf
Content:
00:00 Intro
01:09 Recreational Courses
05:12 Fundamentals Courses
09:18 Primers
10:00 Instructors
11:08 Other Changes
14:35 Wrap up
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sounds like PADI.. breaking the classes down into smaller and smaller curriculum.
The „it’s like PADI/SSI/…“ comments come after every standards change. However, the classes are basically the same than before.
Had to stop since you only used the absurd metric system not showing both. The itle is also a bit misleading too.
I agree with the others' comments, the name changes only water down the GUE brand. GUE is considered the gold standard for dive training for a reason, don't dumb down to the rest of the industry.
18:42 ist es wichtig, dass er oben rechts ist? Ich habe ne orcatorch d630 und bei mir ist der snap unten rechts
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I bought that light. I’ve had it for a couple of months. It’s been my back up. At the start of each dive, I just turn it off and onto to check it and Dive. I had to actually use it on the last dive and noticed that the batteries were very low. I also noticed when I got it out of my pocket that the pressure of the water pushes the head onto the body and turns it on and obviously when it’s in your pocket, you can’t see that it’s on This is a problem. So in future, I will have to unscrew it a little bit further so that when I push either end together, the light doesn’t turn on and hope that doesn’t cause flooding.
I was crying when I first was introduced to the changes of the names of rec1, rec2, rec3. The number of people I have heard being positive for this change can be counted on one hand. Thanks for the video 😃🐟
Well said!
So instead of "nitrox" we call it "gue standard gas" ?
2 years ago, I bought my own AP Inspiration XPD Rebreather. And now, after nearly 100 dives I am happy for so beautiful dives in Lakes, the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean around Mauritius etc. Next step will be the Normoxic / Trimix dives to explore deeper wrecks - OC is only for Bailout :)
Makes 100% sense. Great work.
I am SSI Advance Diver with 15 Trainings dive and 26 non dives (Max dives 30 meter) and interesting to take GUE fundamentals program, now I have to decide where to start? So before I start the fundamentals course? Do I have to take a double primer or dry suit primer before enrolling the fundamental course? Due to my dive experience Do I have to start performance diver or basic fundamentals? I may also consider to take a technical course in the future ? If you are reading this comment please help me thanks
I would advise to contact an instructor nearby (maybe Ben is available) and discuss your start. Remember the old standard is still valid until start of June 2025.
It depends. Best way is to have a chat with your instructor and decide then. Most likely you fall in the basic fundamentals category. If you want to use a drysuit or doubles, you’d need either a certification or enough experience in these configurations.
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It's all about ISO norms and it's naming conventions. Nothing more.
Excellent information, thank you
Renaming a very poor marketing decision lost the its uniqueness and copying rarely works. GUE brand has been devalued.
Hmm, As a Tech 1, I’m planning to do a CCR1 once the house is finished and the toddler requires less intensive care. To achieve this, I understand I need to attend now an additional course first, as CCR1 isn’t possible without completing CCR-Fundi beforehand. Is that correct? (SOPs 10.1)
According to the standards, yes, prerequisite for CCR-1 is CCR-F. But the question is very good and I assume it applies to a number of T1 students. So I’m not sure if there is again a grace period for that. I can ask HQ about that.
CCR is very different from OC, so CCR-F is the basic starting point to learn that (30 m, MDL dives). It is effectively the old CCR1 class, just renamed. After that, there is a CCR Tech 1 Upgrade that you can do when you feel ready. Given your OC Tech 1 background, you'd need less time than someone without that experience/training.
Looks like a fun way to extract more money from customers 😂
The prices stay the same though. But attracting more people to take a scuba class is not a bad thing at all
The new names are horrid, I get it... GUE is part of a world where you have to mass produce divers to stay afloat, so they are trying all they can to get more people coming in whilst not dropping the quality of their training... But blegh But there are some good changes too!
The rescue course is always a good one to have. Personally I think it should be taught sooner rather than later by all agencies. It’s disappointing to see that GUE still doesn’t allow for sidemount configuration even at tec fundamental level.
+1 to this, and I repeat myself again "its total nonsense and the main reason I walk away from GUE"
financial driven changes.... always a great way of improving education :)
I think it’s mostly education improving focused
Have they updated the gear configuration to allow sidemount on tec fundies or is GUE still intransigent?
Sidemount is still considered a tool for cave diving
@@DoktorBEN which is total nonsense... and the main reason I walk away from GUE.
@@asecret900 It makes sense in a way...on the other hand, I see that there is a demand in the community to do open water side mount. But in this regard, GUE can't make it right. If they don't create an open water sidemount class, GUE is stubborn. If they do it, GUE is betraying their principles for the sake of making money. From my personal perspective - especially when it comes to open water sidemount, it's not really rocket science. If you know how to dive, why do you need a class for it?
@@DoktorBEN No additional class expected, or required. Just why must we continue any further growth along GUE path with MB twins only? IMHO the majority of the globe is adopting technical SM.
@@DoktorBEN I feel that sidemount also has an argument of inclusivity. For some, it may be the only way they can realistically dive two or more tanks and have redundancy - eg. when they had shoulder surgeries or have back problems. It seems those people are now not really allowed to progress within GUE but there isn't necessarily an objective reason why they would not be able to do technical diving to the same level of safety as their backmount buddies.
To me the reason for the re-naming of the REC classes is quite obvious. GUE wants to sell more courses. Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver etc. is more or less self explaining. REC1, REC2 etc. wasn‘t and needed a lot of explaining…
Yeah that’s true. With more recreational divers coming in it might make sense.
The new names for the rec programs are horrible.
Hate the new Rec names. Now it just faded into the naming of all the other courses from all the other agencies which GUE is well above in training standards....but smarter minds than me I guess
I think renaming Rec 3 to "Master Diver" is horrible. In most agencies, "Master Diver" is a worthless title. A participation trophy, obtained by presenting x amount of dives in their logbook or completing x amount of specialties. Why not something like "Extended Range Diver"? But overall,i like the changes very much!
Some other agencies have used the "extended range" name for their deep air courses so I think GUE wouldn't want to create confusion that way.
Master Diver is certainly the worst name 😃
Especially to avoid confusion when it comes to deep air diving
The woke crowd is trying to eliminate the entire word "master" since,,,, iThe word "master" has been removed from some titles and industry terms due to its historical associations with slavery and other forms of oppression. The word is being reconsidered in many contexts, including:
What happened to the Tech endorsement? Coming from GUE rec or Fundamental Rec pass? And for people with current REC 2 or Rec pass can they still upgrade with a simple tech endorsement?
Interested in this as well. A full 4-day course instead of a tech endorsement would sting pretty badly.
I’ve to look this up in the standards but I’m pretty sure you don’t have to retake a full class
GUE have said that the tech upgrade will still be an option for "the foreseeable future". As to how long that is, I'm not sure.
@@DoktorBEN Apparently there's a 6month grace period for standards v9.2 to still obtain a tech rating through endorsement.
Yeah right
Ben, I think there was one major change between your video and the released v10 standards - in the new curriculum T1 is no longer a prerequisite for CCR1, instead there is the new CCR Fundamentals course
Yes! I’ll cover that in a separate video!
Ich finde es ist schwer zu sagen, ob die Umbenennung der REC Kurse einen positiven oder negativen Einfluss hat. Die vielen Extrawürstchen haben der GUE ja immerhin auch einen teilweise abschreckenden Ruf als "Sekte" eingebracht. Auf manche wirkt es anziehend Teil einer "elitären" Gemeinschaft zu werden und auf manche wirkt es eher abschreckend. Ich persönlich vertrete die verbreitete Ansicht, dass die Qualität eines Kurses hauptsächlich vom Instruktor abhängt und nicht vom Verband. Es gibt Tauchlehrer die Abkürzungen nehmen und die Kurs Vorgaben teilweise ignorieren und es gibt ebenso Tauchlehrer die in ihren Kursen weit über die Vorgaben hinaus gehen mit einem persönlichen Qualitätsanspruch. Solange die GUE sich den Ruf bewahrt, dass ihre Instruktoren sehr viel Wert auf eine Qualitativ hochwertige Ausbildung legen und dies auch konsequent sicherstellen, dürfte die Umbenennung der Kurse eher einen positiven Effekt haben.
Am Ende des Tages wird es sicher eine Abwägung gewesen sein, gerade im REC Bereich. Mal sehen, ob es irgendwann ein Video oder Artikel gibt in dem die Überlegungen ausgeführt werden. Die Qualität ist in der Tat in erster Linie vom Instruktor abhängig (und hier stellt GUE als Organisation, soweit meine Erfahrung bisher, einen durchwegs hohen Standard sicher), aber die ist natürlich für Aussenstehende schwierig zu sehen, gerade bei Einstiegskursen (und in wie weit Leute heutzutage überhaupt noch bereit sind für Qualität zu bezahlen sei hier einmal dahingestellt). Und wenn der OWD bei GUE dann doch das doppelte wie bei PADI, SSI usw. kostet ist das erst einmal eher abschreckend. Und GUE ist deutlich konservativer und anspruchsvoller: wenn ich möglichst schnell für 40m zertifiziert (was nicht unbedingt qualifiziert heissen muss) sein will mache ich bei PADI oder SSI den AOWD und Deep Diving Kurs; bei GUE muss es da schon der REC3 sein (Deep Primer geht nur bis 30m wenn ich es richtig sehe), der schon mal 75 Tauchgänge und Doubles voraussetzt. Sinnvoll und sicherer? Absolut! Attraktiver? Hängt vom dann von der einzelnen Person ab. Es mag zwar oft das Gleiche draufstehen, aber m.E. ist nicht das Gleiche drin.
@@pi-squared Ich denke solange man für sein Geld auch mehr bekommt, kann man den höheren Preis sehr gut verargumentieren. Die von dir angesprochenen Tiefenlimits dürften da eher zum Problem werden, weil man dann das Gefühl hat mehr zu zahlen und trotzdem weniger zu bekommen. Vor allem die weiter steigenden Helium Preise werden den GUE REC3 / Master Diver langfristig komplett unattraktiv machen. Offenbar hat man das Problem auf TEC Seite erkannt und der TEC1 ist keine Voraussetzung mehr für den CCR1, aber auf REC Seite scheint das Dilemma weiterhin ungelöst? Akzeptiert man doch 40 Meter mit Luft? Oder wird recreational CCR diving der neue Trend? Oder akzeptiert man einfach, dass die GUE REC Kurse an Attraktivität verlieren werden, weil sich niemand mehr das Helium für 40 Meter Tauchgänge leisten kann/möchte?
@@benjaminbeier4036 Stimmt, sehe ich auch so. Ich kenne ehrlich gesagt niemanden der oder die heute für einen "normalen" 40 Meter Tauchgang ernsthaft über Trimix nachdenkt und nicht Luft nimmt, viel zu teuer sonst. Daher wäre der logische ökonomisch sinnvolle Schritt nach Luft wirklich CCR, wobei dann natürlich die Frage ist wo man die Basis für Bailouts aufbaut wenn man bei der CCR Ausbildung zum ersten Mal eine Stage in der Hand hat. Am Ende des Tages gibt es keine Lösungen, nur Abwägungen...
Bei GUE ist es weniger vom instructor abhängig aufgrund des sehr strikten QM
@@benjaminbeier4036der CCR1 entfällt in 6 Monaten komplett! So gibt es dann nur noch erst CcrF und dann kann man sich entscheiden zum CCr Tech 1. Für bis dato bestehende Tech1 Taucher gibt’s es den Weg CcrF->Ccr Tech 1 Upgrade von 3 Tagen hab ich gelesen.
Thanks Ben, great insight! I too wonder what the renaming is for (maybe acceptance in holiday dive centers where GUE Rec1 was not always recognized? Or the alignment with the corresponding ISO standards?) One thoug: I think the final standards, as you say in your disclaimer in the end of the video, may have been adapted in terms of the CCR curriculum, which (at least my reading of the latest published version) can be accessed without the Tech1 and now also include a CCR Fundamentals (which, as you point out, may be the smart route in times of helium prices soaring)
This change absolutely makes sense.
Yes indeed. I’m making a separate video for this!
@@DoktorBEN looking forward to it! Especially, since this is meant to be a basic CCR course, I'd love to get your thoughts on the obvious catch 22 (at least in some regions): you need to have a unit to do the GUE course, but you cannot buy/rent a CCR unit unless you are qualified already (or get the qualification as part of the unit purchase). So, either the GUE CCR fundamentals is offered with the vendor of the unit (presumably we are talking JJ and maybe, in a not to distant future, Halcyon) as the initial qualification course, or the GUE CCR fundamentals cannot be that basic and builts on an existing CCR qualification (i.e., more like what the Fundamentals is to the OWD/AOWD)... even though, by the very nature of CCR diving, I would argue that any qualification course has to be very (!) solid
Hallo Ben, Nachdem die Lampe zu flackern ( blinken) anfängt, schaltet sie sich dann automatisch komplett aus ??? Oder flackert sie weiter und wird nur schwächer ?? lg
Hello, looking to get some info on GUE/DIR drysuit dump valve position. I see that most drysuit manufacturers offer this option, but haven't been able to find information, photos or videos showing the location and benefits. Could you provide some insight?
The position should allow easy access and gas dumping, meaning it’s preferably on the left upper arm
After talking with Fourth Element, sounds like the GUE/DIR placement is more on the tricep vs the flat part of bicep. It only moves the valve back apprx 2 in (5.1cm) to allow for optimum dumping vs standard placement on left arm. However, they also didn't recommend it for people with limited upper body mobility.
Hi, what's the right clipping technique when I have a long hose boltsnap in this position? I have an existing boltsnap on my hose much closer to the regulator and it's coming in the middle of my hand so it seems the right position for my thumb to open it. I wanted to place one further out as you say here and compare how it clips but it falls next to my hand and not in the hand so I find it awkward to open and manipulate. Any tips on this? Thank you!
If it feels right for you, it’s right. Everyone is different and this are just rough guidelines. Make sure you clip from under the D-Ring since this is usually easier
Are you an actual doctor? What kind of deegre do you have?
Yes I am. I’m biologist 🙂
And what about on CCR ?
I haven't even done one single trimix dive in my life.. why am i watching this 😂
Maybe because you want to save money from the first moment 😂
As a diver and smoker. From my perspective it doesnt really affect me. Im mentally so stable ehile scuba diving. In the other hand i cant say that im amazing in free diving yet i can hold breathe around 3.5-4 mins.
Nein Ben, du hast nicht Recht. 12lx200bar sind 2400barl. Es ist einfach das Produkt pxV und das ist bei konst. Temperatur proportional zur Gasmenge. Vorteil ist, dass man für jede Tiefe dann das resultierende Volumen ausrechnet, indem man durch den Umgebungsdruck teilt. Der ist dann an der Oberfläche 1bar und das Volumen ist 2400l. Bei 10m sind es 2 bar und man hat 1200l zur Verfügung. In der Flasche sind es halt 12l, da der Druck 200bar ist. Das Problem, um die Gasmenge in l auszudrücken ist, also 2400l ‘Gasmenge’, auf welchen Druck (und eigentlich auch Temperatur, die wir vernachlässigen) bezieht sich das? Mir sträuben sich als Ingenieur auch etwas die Haare um aus bar x l einfach liter zu machen, rein mathematisch.
How did you arrive at 14? This doesn't really seem to work on anything other than 32%.
Quinn Station
If you dive deep (I had 7 cylinders I had to keep in test), you need a RB. If you only do sport diving, its expensive. Ive done deep and shallow, I just love my RB because its technical, quiet and if looked after, Very Safe.
Bel Torrente no Cala Gonone!!! Bel Torrente e nel territorio comunale di Baunei!!!
Great discussion & demonstration! Personally, I've been using the method described in ISE videos, but I recently found the Prusik Knot technique presented in a Prana Dive video that seems more elegant in that it better controls the wrapped line. I'm going to try it out. A thought: While many of the videos on tying boltsnaps address where to tie it along the length of the hose (ex: a handwidth from the 2nd stage), none discuss controlling the position of where you tie it radially around the circle of the hose. Acknowledging that the angle the boltsnap can make with the hose can be radially adjusted about 190 degrees when constrained by properly-tied cave line, having it in the wrong position around the circumference of the hose (since the hose cannot rotate) can make clipping it off awkward, as well as having it poke you in the cheek for the one used to clip off your reg. I find the correct position by setting up a tank and reg on my BC and running the hoses to find the right orientation as the hoses naturally curl to their diving positions. The key is using the natural curled position of the hoses in the diving position. I wrap a piece of painter's tape on the hose adjacent to the installation position, use a Sharpie to mark the best boltsnap location on the tape, then tie it on. That way, the boltsnap is optimally located for use when diving. Thanks and keep up the good work!
id smoke underwater, but i cant get the dang thing lit. I enjoy smoking more now because, people seem want to look down on me for what i do. Mind your own beez wax and have a lovely day.
Every one can smoke as much as one likes and I’d be the last person to tell other people what to. They can’t just take as GUE class 🙂
Bro im both smoker and diver. Whenever i dive to wrecks i instantly i wsnt to lit one against view 😂
Wie ich jetzt erst einmal aufstehen muss und mir ein Bier holen
I never realised that breathing was so expensive
Hello!!I'm Ellie, remember that we have a cooperation on our heated clothes? Waiting for your wonderful video on unboxing our products!
I have ordered 2 of them on 4 July and still they haven't delivered. I try to contact them by email and by chatting on their website for a refund. They answer after 3-4 days.
Great video with your Assistant! She/He’s adorable. I remember when I was that limber!