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Introduction |
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Changing Your Password |
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Asking Questions/Getting Feedback |
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Technology for Agility (Optional Course) |
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Visualization Mastery Bonus |
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AKC Ribbon Wall Report Bonus |
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| 2019 AKC Agility Nationals Course Map Review | + |
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Round 1: Jumpers with Weaves |
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Bonus! Round 1 Run Analysis |
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Round 2: Standard |
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Round 3: Hybrid |
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Round 4: Challengers |
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Round 5: Finals |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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| Small Space Exercise Set 4 | + |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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| Small Space Exercise Set 5 | + |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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| Small Space Exercise Set 6 | + |
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Exercise with Options |
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Nested Challenge Sequence |
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| Wrap-Up | + |
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For Nationals Competitors |
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BONUS: AKC Ribbon Wall Report |
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Survey |
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We spent quite a bit of time getting to this stage – we aren’t very good at backsides yet. I did find I was more successful when I would use both arms, “hugging” the wing and putting one arm over the bar. Otherwise, I would think they were committed and both Thumper and Tigger would pull off, even when they were completely on the proper side of the jump. I left some bloopers in the video. Run order, Thumper, Tigger, Rocket.
The way you are cueing the backside on #3 (described as hugging) is perfectly acceptable. And in many cases, preferred as it presents many turning cues. Keep working on those backsides and getting your verbals out earlier, but this is a great start.
https://youtu.be/Y6F1XJmJaHc
Thank you so much for your feedback. I got together with a friend over the weekend and started some backside and call-to-heel drills.
What is a “lead out push”?
I define a pull as a change of direction without a change of side with the handler on the inside of the curve. A push is a change of direction without a change of side where the handler is on the outside. A lead out push is then a lead out, generally to the landing of jump #2, where the handler positions themself on the outside of the curve to better cue the turn and force the dog on a line. Many of my lead out pushes use a collection recall on the landing of jump 2 to cue and direct the dog.
I felt pretty good about these, but when I watched the video I was really in his way on the BC and the lead out push in option 2. He did better with bars we were both a little better adjusted to the grass I think. But bars are something I have really tried to pay attention to as experience with previous dogs tells me labs are not the greatest jumpers. So any feedback you have is appreciated.
https://youtu.be/jD8Ew_gUKpI
https://youtu.be/56bJf59WGHc
Feedback: https://youtu.be/YKF3dSluIS0
Thanks Jennifer. Quick question, would the technology course cover how to use Coaches Eye for side by side comparison, I would like to learn to use it, I am currently using IMovie and am pretty comfortable with that but wonder if I would get more out of videos by using Coaches Eye?