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这位大神在PADI享有很高的地位。还是香港Madarin divers俱乐部的Managing parnter（管理合伙人）。
小编每次实诚的拿大神的微信头像当介绍图片，有人说不够帅！所以小编再挑个大神的主页介绍图出来，帅了吧？真人挺帅的呢。
废话不多说，开始大神实实在在的访谈。
1.潜水经验介绍
2003年我成了PADI OWSI并且在2007年成为了PADI的课程总监。03年我搬去了香港并且开始在Mandarin Divers工作，现在我已经是Mandarin Divers的管理合伙人了。过去的14年，我成了一个技潜教练，教开放循环呼吸系统和密闭式循环呼吸系统，包括PADI, IANTD, TDI, RAID的三混气。我最近还获得了GUE的教练资格。
当我开始在Mandarin Divers工作的时候我就在菲律宾获得了PADI的技术深潜资格。同一年我开始和IANTD学CCR。后来我完成了各种各样的三混气、CCR和开放式呼吸系统课程。先后成了5个CCR品牌的教练/IT。
我有幸和很多世界顶尖的高手学习潜水，还有的是这项运动或者某些设备的生产者、发明者，他们让我领略了技潜的魅力，尤其是沉船和洞穴。
2.你认为最好的技潜技术进阶方式和最重要的技潜技巧
答：我相信任何潜水员都不应该认为他们已经懂所有的事了。我坚定的认为无论你潜了多久，有怎样的证书都要不断不断学习。获得更多证书是很有吸引力，但是没什么能和实际经验和将技巧、知识运用到实际上比。
我认为警觉性对潜水员来说是最重要的。无论是对你的团队/buddy、环境还是装备，保持警觉性能保证你的潜水安全和每次潜水的成功。
3.潜水最大成就和最快乐的瞬间
4.你碰到过的困难或挫折
5.如何选择潜伴
6.什么是合格的沉船潜水员
这里附上大神所在的香港俱乐部Mandarin Divers的官网：http://mandarin-divers.com/index.html
你也可以通过facebook搜索Andrew Couch找到他。
附上原版英文访谈稿：
1. Could you please introduce your diving experience? and what encouraged you to do tech dive?
I started diving in Thailand when I was 10 years old and 23 years later am still enjoying the underwater life.
I became a PADI OWSI in 2003 and rose to become a PADI Course Director in 2007. I moved to Hong Kong in 2003 and began working for Mandarin Divers of which I am now a managing partner. In the past 14 years I have become a Technical Instructor Trainer on open circuit and closed circuit rebreathers up to full Trimix for PADI, IANTD, TDI, RAID and have recently become a GUE Instructor. When I began working for Mandarin Divers, I took my PADI Tec Deep Diver Course in 2003 in the Philippines and in the same year started on the road with CCR diving with IANTD. Since then I have gone on to complete numerous Trimix CCR and OC dives around the world and have qualified as an Instructor/IT on 5 different CCR units.
I have been fortunate to dive with a learn from some of the best divers and Instructors the sport has produced and they have given me a particular enjoyment of technical diving especially wrecks and caves.
2. What do you think is the best way to improve diving technique? What’s the diving technique that you think is the most important?
I believe that divers can never assume that they know everything. I am a firm believer in continuously striving to learn more no matter how long you have been diving or how many qualifications you have. Gaining further qualifications is fruitful but nothing compares to actual experience and applying the knowledge and skills gained in training. I think that awareness is the key attribute for a diver to possess, be they recreational or technical divers. Having an awareness of your team/buddy, environment and equipment will always have a positive impact on your diving and making for a safe and successful diving experience.
3. What’s the biggest achievement in your diving experience? What’s your happiest experience?
I would say my biggest achievement and happiest experiences are wrapped up as one. I don’t consider my diving as individualist but a team effort. Working as part of a team to explore wrecks in the Philippines beyond 100m has for me been a great team achievements. I love nothing more than exploring the history of a wreck and then experiencing and seeing that history with my own eyes, these rate as my happiest moments in diving. Fortunately I have been able to experience these sites on numerous occasions and have a great team of divers that I work with and we are all comfortable in our understanding of the others skills and attributes. We have moved into exploring Caves both in Asia and other places in the world which continuing to amaze me in what they produce.
4. Have you ever encounter any difficulty or major setback?
Being 60m underwater on a CCR swimming hard against a current and feeling a small amount of water in the breathing hoses from slightly ‘loose’ lips. I remember not being able to draw enough breath to clear the water through the mushroom valve and beginning to choke. It was the first time I was truly scared underwater and the time I really realised why all the rigorous training is required for Technical Diving. Needless to say once I calmed myself and my senses returned I was able to trust my training and make the right decisions and ascend safely.
5. How do you choose buddy? How is your buddy?
I choose my buddies/team mates very carefully. They must be like minded, by this I mean they must have like minded goals for a dive, like minded training and skill set, like minded ideas on equipment set up. Not everybody is the same and there is compromise but in the above aspects with the divers I have had several successful deep exploration dives with there are not many differences between us and we are very rigourous in our preparations. I would also say being humble is something I look for in a team mate. We are not always going to be the big push diver and I have known several over confident divers who I have not felt safe going into the water with.
6. What is a qualified wreck diver？ what makes you go wreck again and again？
To me a ‘qualified’ wreck diver is someone who likes a challenge but can remain realistic and honest in their diving. Too many people have got hurt or worse insude a wreck and these incidences have been in part from pursuing a dive beyond their limits, limits of their skill set, equipment or the team limits. I like to explore and experience things people haven’t but not at the risk of myself and others in my team. We never break the golden rules of wreck or cave diving – not having a line back to the exit or going beyond the limits of gas or time for the same of seeing what is around the next corner.
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