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	The British Sub Aqua Club
		The British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC) is the world's biggest diving club and one of the most respected diving organisations in the world with a reputation for the excellence of its diver training programme.
		BSAC HQ The Headquarters of the BSAC are located in Ellesmere Port, in the North West of England.
		BSAC branches are autonomous groups of BSAC members who organise and promote their own diving activities, frequently having group ownership of equipment such as dive boats, compressors and often training equipment.
	www.hgsac.com /pages/bsac.htm (561 words)

	British Sub-Aqua Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The British Sub-Aqua Club or BSAC is the governing body of recreational diving in Britain.
		BSAC is unusual for a diver training agency in that most BSAC instructors are amateurs operating in diving clubs as opposed to professionals operating in diving schools.
		Club Diver - This is more or less the same as Ocean Diver; originally the two were operated in parallel with Ocean Diver awarded at schools and Club Diver at clubs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_Sub_Aqua_Club (596 words)

	Selsey Sub Aqua Club
		The club is able to accept trained divers of all standards; however because we do not have access to a swimming pool we are not in a position to undertake entry-level training.
		Instructors within the club are able to provide training for BSAC qualified divers only, higher qualifications for PADI etc. must be obtained from relevant schools.
		An Ocean Diver, joining the club would be expected to take the BSAC Sports Diver Course qualification which would allow the diver to undertake the majority of the dives organised by the club.
	www.selseybill-subaquaclub.co.uk /joining_info (675 words)

	How to learn to dive with the BSAC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A BSAC Branch is a local diving club which is affiliated with the BSAC and follows its training and qualification system.
		By joining a BSAC Branch you are able to participate in the full range of club activities, (including continuing and specialist courses arranged by the Branch or the BSAC Regional structure), as well as all social activities, weekend diving trips to inland or coastal sites and diving holidays.
		BSAC Diver Training Centres are professionally run diving schools offering a range of BSAC courses to beginners and to those who have already started their training.
	www.bsac.com /comediving/howtolearn.html (607 words)

	The British Sub-Aqua Club
		From its beginnings the club has received world-wide recognition as a leader, standard-setter and innovator in the field of sport diving.
		The BSAC was formed in London in the autumn of 1953 by a number of "persons interested in underwater activities" whose aim was "to promote underwater exploration, science and safety in these activities".
		The club's founder was Oscar Gugen and by the end of 1954 it had been recognised in Britain as the governing body for the new sport of underwater swimming, a responsibility which it still retains.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /gareth.phillips532/splashbsac.html (167 words)

	The British Sub-Aqua Club - BSAC
		The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) was formed in 1953 to promote under water sport, exploration and safety to the highest standards, and is recognized as the Governing body for the sport of under water swimming in the UK.
		BSAC Branches can be found throughout the World, but the majority are naturally located in the UK.
		Branches, like Cardiff BSAC, are autonomous groups of BSAC members who organise and promote diving activities in their area.
	www.cardiffbsac.org /bsac.php (267 words)

	The British Sub-Aqua Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Formed and run throughout its existence by enthusiastic and dedicated members, the club has successfully competed with commercially orientated bodies and has thrived in the process.
		From its beginnings, the club has received worldwide recognition as a leader, standard-setter and innovator in the field of sport diving.
		Formed to promote underwater sport, exploration, science and safety to the highest standards, the BSAC is a Company Limited by Guarantee and as such cannot distribute a profit to its shareholders, the Members (including Officers and Council Members).
	www.saddleworth-subaqua.co.uk /ssac_website_003.htm (539 words)

	BSAC 500 - Montrose Sub Aqua Club
		Branch 500 of the British Sub Aqua Club
		Here you'll find information about the club, what we've been up to, upcoming club trips and events, details of the club's equipment and our base at Catterline, as well as information on some of the dive sites that we regularly visit.
		As Branch 500 of the British Sub Aqua Club we enjoy all the benefits that come with being a part of the biggest diving club in the world................
	www.bsac500.co.uk /index.html (217 words)

	The British Sub-Aqua Club & Dive Qualifications
		The Club Diver training course concentrates on preparing you for this in the safety of a swimming pool or sheltered water and then introducing you to open water in a controlled and safe manner.
		B.S.A.C. Club Divers are also restricted to a maximum depth of 20 metres.
		Assuming the first dive is made on B.S.A.C. '88 Decompression Table (level 1) A, the first ascent will result in a surfacing code at the 6m ascent check, which will dictate that Table B or C be used for the second part of the dive.
	grahamhsmith.users.btopenworld.com /bsac.htm (1950 words)

	THE BRITISH SUB AQUA CLUB LOCAL AND WORLD DIVER TRAINING CLUB LINKS - NELSON KRUSCHANDL, SOLAR NAVIGATOR WORLD ELECTRIC ...
		The BSAC is a democratic organisation, all members having a vote at the annual election of the officers and council members.
		Within the United Kingdom the BSAC has a number of Regional Coaches who are responsible for first line support of branches and the organisation of courses and events at regional level.
		BSAC International is a wholly owned subsidiary of BSAC and as such pays its profits into BSAC for the development of the Club.
	www.solarnavigator.net /british_sub_aqua_club_links.htm (880 words)

	Welcome to Boston Sub-Aqua Club
		The club meets every Tuesday night at 8.30pm at the Geoff Moulder Leisure Centre (Boston Swimming Pool) in Boston for training and/or fun in the pool - why not come along for a chat, we then retire to the Boston Sports and Social Club in Fishtoft Road in Boston at 9.30pm to socialise.
		We are a very active club with diving trips both abroad and within the UK, the club has 2 RIB's and dive nearly every weekend in the North Sea when possible.
		The club welcomes new members whether you are a beginner or already qualified and provides crossover training where necessary.
	www.geocities.com /bostonsac/welcome.html (198 words)

	Henley Sub Aqua Club: About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Henley Sub Aqua Club is a branch (number 0948) of the British Sub Aqua Club (BS-AC), one of the largest international diving organisations in the World, and membership of Henley Sub Aqua Club includes membership of the BS-AC.
		Henley Sub Aqua Club owns a range of diving equipment, comprising BC jackets, regulators, cylinders, weights, fins, snorkels and masks, that is allocated to students for use during their Ocean Diver training.
		Henley Sub Aqua Club members can use this equipment when it is not required for training.
	www.henleysubaqua.org /about_us.htm (695 words)

	Cranleigh Sub_Aqua Club Home Page
		Cranleigh Sub_Aqua Club members have access to an indoor and outdoor swimming pool and lecture facilities on Tuesday evenings the cost of which is included in the club fees.
		Club equipment can be used in open water for a small hire fee, again useful for making decisions on equipment before buying.
		In British waters the favoured locations are Cornwall, Scapa Flow in Orkney, The West Coasts of Scotland and Ireland.
	www.cranleigh-diving.co.uk (738 words)

	BSAC TRAVEL CLUB - Trip Reports - Lyme Regis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Everybody has their own favourites, but Lyme Regis is, without doubt my personal favourite in the U.K. The whole ambience of the place is fantastic, and I've been on so many dive weekends there that it feels like my second home.
		Our first dive was to be on the wreck of the Ailsa Craig, a British steamship carrying a cargo of coal, when she was torpedoed by UB-80 in 1918.
		She was sunk just 4 miles due west of the Pomeranian, and the vessels may have been in convoy.
	www.bsactravelclub.co.uk /reports/lymeregis.htm (1536 words)

	Hereford Sub Aqua Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Hereford Sub Aqua Club is a branch of the British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC), the governing body for the sport of sub-aqua diving.
		The club exists for the benefit of its members and operates on a not for profit basis.
		Training follows the BSAC course programme, which has been recognised as the most comprehensive and thorough of any available in the world today.
	www.herefordsubaqua.org.uk (202 words)

	BSAC TRAVEL CLUB - Travel for divers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Regaldive is an award-winning dive specialist with over 17 years' experience and offers year-round diving holidays to a wide range of destinations around the world.
		The Touchdown Collection is a division of specialist award winning operator Touchdown Holidays, now offering BSAC members flights-only, hotel rates across the globe, UK Airport car parking and a unique NEW programme of tours to the famed Diverse Dive Mecca of Borneo.
		Big savings for BSAC members from our Preferred Travel Partners.
	www.bsactravelclub.co.uk (331 words)

	Welcome to Sunstar Sub Aqua (Ipswich)
		We are a friendly BSAC Scuba diving club based in Ipswich, Suffolk (UK).
		Sunstar is a not-for-profit club which has The British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC) as its parent body.
		Club members should head for the news and diary pages to find out what's happening.
	www.sunstar.org.uk (318 words)

	Castaways Sub-Aqua Club
		The minutes of the AGM are included with this newsletter, as are a report on the club finances for last year and a copy of the club bye-laws.
		This club is run for the benefit of the members, if any of you have suggestions or ideas about what you would like the club to do, please let the committee know.
		The Annual General Meeting of the British Sub-Aqua Club was held on 31st May 1997, at the University of London Union, and was attended by Slay, Kevin and Anthony.
	www.castawayssac.org.uk /newsletters/summer1997.html (1792 words)

	Hazel Grove Sub Aqua Club
		HGSAC is a branch of the British Sub Aqua Club and employs the tried and tested training methods.
		Well, we are the largest and friendliest club in the South Manchester area and we pride ourselves with our high standards of training and an unblemished safety record.
		The club has been operational for some 30+ years and is rich with lively diving characters, experience, instructors, boats and equipment.
	www.hgsac.com (238 words)

	Leeds University Union Sub-Aqua Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		LUUSAC is a British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC) branch based at the University of Leeds.
		As a BSAC Sports Diver, you will be able to scuba dive anywhere in the world up to a depth of 35m.
		BSAC Sports Diver is equal to a PADI Rescue Diver, and you will find respect from dive centers for being a BSAC diver.
	www.luusac.co.uk (496 words)

	Calshot Sub Aqua Club
		Calshot Sub Aqua Club is a medium sized group (we have about 50 members) which meets near Southampton in Hampshire.
		Our main aims are to have fun whether diving or socialising and we organise various trips in the UK and abroad throughout the year with most being in the summer months.
		Anybody can join the club, whether they are new to the sport and want to learn to dive, or already have a diving qualification.
	freespace.virgin.net /info.calshotdivers/about/aboutindex.html (493 words)

	Bath Sub-Aqua Club: BSAC No. 33
		Bath Sub-Aqua Club celebrates its 50th Anniversary in 2006 and is affiliated to the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC).
		The 'About the Club' section gives further information about the club, where we meet and how we are organised.
		The 'Club Dives' section gives information on the types of diving undertaken by the club and the locations in which these take place.
	www.bath-divers.co.uk (295 words)

	Home Page
		The club is very sociable and we meet on a Thursday evening at 9:00pm at the swimming pool in Rickmansworth School, Scots Hill, Rickmansworth.
		The divers within the club vary greatly in their experience and interests, some are undertaking basic dive training while others are pushing the limits of extended range diving, incorporating mixed gases and advanced techniques.
		RSAC is one of about 2500 branches of the British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC), and as such our training and club diving activities are conducted within the guidelines, rules and framework of the BSAC which has proved, over many years, to be effective, safe and well matched to diving in UK waters.
	www.rsac.org.uk (240 words)

	British Sub-Aqua Club Divers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The BSAC system can take you from the entry level qualification of Ocean Diver through Sports Diver and Dive Leader to BSAC Advanced Diver and on to First Class Diver.
		With the BSAC the Advanced Diver qualification is the culmination of experience combined with knowledge gained from various courses.
		A BSAC Advanced Diver is fully qualified to take a group of divers on expeditions and diving trips in their own, or chartered, boat.
	www.scubafun.freeserve.co.uk /british.htm (734 words)

	Ormskirk Sub-Aqua Club Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The club is based in the UK near Liverpool, in a small market town called Ormskirk.
		Now our club has its very own equipment to lend to members as well as boats and provides training on all aspects of diving, from powerboat and radio courses to learning how to dive.
		The club upholds the high standard of BSAC teaching and is open to all levels.
	www.ormskirkdiver.com (281 words)

	Dublin University Sub-Aqua Club (DUSAC): Homepage
		Dublin University Sub-Aqua Club (DUSAC) was founded in 1968 and is one of the longest-established and most active diving clubs in Ireland, with a very good safety record.
		DUSAC is a branch of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BS‑AC), and we follow the BS‑AC training program to give people all the skills needed for scuba diving.
		Details of all club events are on the calendar.
	www.subaqua.tcdlife.ie (266 words)

	Welcome to the BSAC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The home of BSAC snorkelling - where to learn - the Snorkelling Clubs - how to learn to be a better snorkeller.
		Specially dedicated to the management and staff of BSAC Centres in the UK and overseas.
		British Sub Aqua Club, Telford's Quay, South Pier Road, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire CH65 4FL
	www.bsac.com (150 words)

	British Sub-Aqua Club
		BS-AC The British Sub Aqua Club is the national governing body for underwater swimming in England.
		Generally they are not as widely recognised as PADI, and the Branch training reflects more the self help approach of the branch and club system as opposed to the the Professional standards adopted by Dive Schools.
		If you are looking to teach SCUBA in the branch / club system, BS-AC have helped by recently relaxing the requirement for branch training personnel to have medical examinations in favour of a self certification system.
	www.divemasterscuba.com /training/bs-ac.html (500 words)

	About Aireborough Sub Aqua Club
		Aireborough Sub Aqua Club was formed in 2000 and is based at Aireborough Leisure Centre in Guiseley, Leeds.
		We are a branch of the British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC), which has a reputation for having a training programme that is second to none.
		The club is young and lively, with a good mix of novice and experienced divers.
	www.angelfire.com /id/sonix/about_aireborough_sub_aqua_club.htm (279 words)

	University of Sussex Sub Aqua Club
		We are an active, friendly club with an intensive and varied year round diving programe.
		We are a long standing branch of the British Sub Aqua Club and provide diver training for the majority of BSAC qualifications.
		The club is open to all, not just students and staff of the university, so if you live in the area and would like to take up SCUBA diving, please don't hesitate to contact us.
	www.ussu.net /subaqua/index.html (153 words)

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