One-day course
A full day of first aid, CPR, oxygen and AED training.
React Right · First Response
React Right
First aid, CPR, oxygen and AED: one day of emergency first-response training.
React Right · First Response
First aid, CPR, oxygen and AED: one day of emergency first-response training.
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React Right is a one-day emergency first-response course covering first aid, CPR, oxygen administration and AED use. It is the foundation for rescue-level training and a skill worth having in and out of the water.
React Right builds the confidence to respond calmly to an emergency. You learn primary and secondary assessment, CPR, the use of oxygen and an automated external defibrillator (AED), and how to manage a casualty until help arrives.
All prices in IDR · Marine Park fee of IDR 100,000 applies to reef sessions.
What is React Right?
React Right builds the confidence to respond calmly to an emergency. You learn primary and secondary assessment, CPR, the use of oxygen and an automated external defibrillator (AED), and how to manage a casualty until help arrives.
It is shared across the freediving and scuba side of the family, and is a prerequisite for rescue-level courses, but it is just as valuable for everyday life.
A day built so the sequence ends up in your hands, not just in your notes.
Scene safety, primary and secondary assessment, and how to decide what matters first when someone is hurt and everyone is looking at you.
CPR on manikins, using an automated external defibrillator, and administering oxygen, each broken down and practised until the sequence runs without prompting.
Managing a casualty from first contact to handover, so the pieces connect under a little pressure rather than one at a time.
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Everything you need is included, so you can focus on the diving.
A full day of first aid, CPR, oxygen and AED training.
Hands-on coaching in a small, supportive group.
Manikins, AED trainer and oxygen kit provided.
A recognised first-response certification on completion.
Good to know
React Right is open to everyone. To join you only need to:
Ocean-obsessed, and patient with it.
Real, personalised attention at every step.
Warm, calm, clear water on your doorstep.
Safe and supportive: become a family member.
No. React Right is open to everyone, though it is also the first-aid prerequisite for rescue-level freediving and scuba courses.
One day, with a mix of theory and plenty of hands-on practice.
Provide first aid and CPR, use oxygen and an AED, and manage a casualty confidently until professional help arrives.
Rescue-level training asks for a current first aid and CPR qualification, taken within the last 24 months. React Right is that qualification, and doing it here means you can go straight into rescue training rather than hunting for a course later.
Not at all. The course assumes nothing and is built around repetition, which is what actually makes first aid stick. Most people arrive with no background at all.
There is no hyperbaric chamber on the Gili Islands. The nearest are in Mataram on Lombok and in Bali, and any serious incident starts with whoever is standing there: oxygen, first aid and a call. That first response is exactly what this day teaches.
First aid and CPR skills fade fast without practice, and rescue-level dive training asks for a qualification taken within the last 24 months, so plan on refreshing it roughly every two years.
Nothing but comfortable clothes you can kneel in. Manikins, the AED trainer and the oxygen kit are all provided.