Haven’t been diving in a while? You’re not alone — and that’s exactly why scuba refreshers exist. A tune-up is a quick way to rebuild confidence, safety, and enjoyment.### Why Refreshers MatterDiving is a perishable skill. After 6–12 months out of the water, skills like buoyancy control, air sharing, and even equalization may get rusty. A tune-up helps you shake the cobwebs off in a low-pressure environment.### What’s Covered in a Refresher?Typically, you’ll review equipment setup, underwater signals, basic skills like mask clearing, and practice buoyancy. Some courses include a short academic review or confined water session.### When Should You Do One?If it’s been over a year, your last dive was stressful, or you’re traveling to dive in challenging conditions, book a refresher. It’s especially smart before dive travel or certification upgrades.### No Shame in RefreshingEven pros do tune-ups. It’s a sign of responsibility and maturity as a diver, not inexperience.**A refreshed diver is a safer, happier diver. Spend 1 hour practicing — and enjoy the next 10 dives with confidence.**