PADI Go Pro Night featuring PADI's Regional Manager, Jon Coon.


Have you ever imagined yourself as a PADI Master Diver, Dive Master, or even an Instructor? How great would it be to share your passion for diving with others? All while getting PAID to do what you love most!

We cordially invite you to join us for a very special PADI GO PRO Night!
Everyday PADI Pros are living the dream with the help of local dive shops like Down Under Dive Shop and even getting sand between their toes in exotic destinations. Can you picture yourself as a Dive Professional? Let us show you how make that dream a reality.




It’s possible for you to step up and claim your place as a PADI PRO. On Wed. Feb. 2nd 6:30 PM Jon Coon (PADI’s South East Regional Manager and Author of the Dive Adventure Novels Thief of the Deep and Blackwolf) along with Mitchell Craft (IDC Staff Instructor and Owner of Down Under Dive Shop), Bryan Eslava (PADI Course Director) and other special guests will share their experiences and wisdom with you. This is a great opportunity to hear from top dive industry professionals on what it takes and why PADI is the way the world learns to dive.

Our PADI GO PRO Night will be a fun filled evening that will include:

• PADI’s Jon Coon
• Question and Answer with local PADI Pros
• Pizza and Refreshments (Free Beer)
• Career Path Counseling Sessions
***One Night Only Discounts on Gear, Training, and Dive Trips***

Make sure to Save the Date and join us for PADI GO PRO NIGHT!
It could very well change your life as it has enhanced all of ours.

When: Friday Oct 21 st 6:30 PM
Where: Down Under Dive Shop
Please RSVP via Facebook or (251) 968-DIVE (3483) or info@downunderdiveshop.com

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