Dive Addicts

Specialties

Scuba classes in Utah with Dive Addicts can help you discover a new world that you have never even dreamed of! The moment you start diving lessons you will be hooked. Come learn to SCUBA dive with Utah’s most qualified & experienced instructors.

Freediving, also known as apnea or breathhold diving, is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, including Utah! It allows divers to explore the beauty of the underwater world on one breath the way nature intended, without the encumbrance of or investment in expensive equipment. Almost anyone can learn to freedive and it’s a great activity for promoting physical fitness & stamina. It’s no wonder this fun and exciting sport continues to gain popularity worldwide.

History

Established in 2002.

Dive Addicts was founded to help share our love, passion and healthy addiction for diving! SCUBA diving, cave diving, snorkeling, freediving… anything that involves being underwater!

We found that Utah was in need of a premier, professional diving facility — and we have been working since 2002 to perfect just that.

Meet the Manager

Josh T.

Manager

Josh started diving in 1997. He obtained his Open Water certification in Cozumel, Mexico and has been hooked ever since. Josh loves to share his passions with others, which is why he became an instructor in 2003. He continued his diving education by training with the TDI & SDI headquarters to become an Instructor Trainer. Josh’s favorite part about teaching is watching students succeed and seeing their smiles underwater (even thought their masks usually leak because of this).

Josh’s passion lies in teaching technical diving. He enjoys teaching Cave, Wreck, Closed Circuit Rebreathers, Trimix and everything in between. Josh likes every type of diving, but loves the world of diving that a tech diver has access to.

Josh also loves to travel to various locations around the world to teach classes to students who demand the highest quality training. If the conditions permit he is always willing to do a dive no matter how «good» or «bad» the site might be.