Peter Kibler
Peter Kibler teaches TDI out of Spring Run Diving in north Florida cave country. Overhead ratings run to intro to cave. On open circuit the deepest rating held is staged decompression.
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Kibler teaches TDI out of Spring Run Diving in north Florida cave country, cavern and intro to cave in the overhead with staged decompression on open circuit. He is a fixture of the High Springs recommendation lists — r/scuba answers "where do I do a cavern course" with "Ken Sallot, Bill 'Bird' Oestreich, Joe Bosquez, and Peter Kibler (Spring Run Diving)", and the same grouping recurs across separate threads and posters. Where the others are named for full cave and beyond, Kibler is consistently named for the entry into the overhead specifically, and one poster identifies him plainly as an intro cave instructor rather than implying more. His Google reviews match that shape. The cavern course is what students write about: thorough, clearly scoped, patiently taught, with the expectations set out before the class rather than discovered during it. DPV and drysuit specialties come up as well, and one reviewer was accommodated diving sidemount on request. Much of what is written about him concerns recreational open water courses, but what students say about his technical teaching is consistent: he teaches the first overhead course carefully.
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