This was so much fun! I liked being able to make my plan and then compare it to the handlers’ choices. It also helped me watch the televised program with a more critical eye. The timing was perfect since we were snowed in here in Michigan! –Karyn K.
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Esteban Fernandezlopez will run golden retriever Gitchi, a 2016, 2017, and 2018 AKC Nationals Finalist and 2016 Westminster Finalist. Jennifer Crank will run sheltie Swift (2018 FCI Agility World Championship Silver Medalist) and border collie P!nk (2018 Westminster Winner, 2018 AKC Nationals Winner, 2018 Steeplechase Winner).
Jennifer and Esteban will analyze both preliminary rounds of the 2019 Masters Agility Championship at Westminster before they run it. As soon as they finish their runs, they will immediately analyze them in the Coach's Eye, using slow motion, zoom, and other tools to show you exactly what happened with an emphasis on their cues, including position, motion, and timing.
In this course, you will be able to ask Jennifer and Esteban questions!
Did you know? Last year, Westminster moved the Finals broadcast from Fox Sports 1 to Fox, resulting in a huge increase in viewership of 369% with 1.46 million viewers for the Sunday airing, making it one of the most-watched sporting events in 2018.
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Don't worry–you have lifetime access to the videos and 6 months to ask questions.
Every map and run analysis will be uploaded as quickly as possible so that you can follow the event in close to real-time!
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I found it very interesting that very experienced agility handlers sometimes differed on how they would execute a particular obstacle. I liked the fact they explained the reason why they made their decision. I never would have thought of handling the tunnel in the first run the way Jennifer Crank handled it, by doing a rear cross immediately before the tunnel. I thought that decision was very clever.
Tom M.
/ 2018 Westminster Before and After
This is a great way to see all of the maps and runs as well as the analysis of the courses that are run on Saturday. Westminster only airs the finals on TV but with this series you get a glimpse of the preliminary courses too. Well worth the money.
Vicki B.
/ 2018 Westminster Before and After
This is an excellent and fun learning opportunity. I was impressed by how candid and forthcoming Esteban and the others were, and especially pleased by the quick and thoughtful responses to my comments and questions.
Lani P.
/ 2018 Westminster Before and After
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If you’re not thrilled with our course, just let us know during the first 7 days and we will give you a full refund, no questions asked.
Yes. The course maps for the Finals will be analyzed. However, there will only be an “AFTER” analysis for this round if Gitchi, P!nk, or Swift advance to the Finals.
You’ll have LIFETIME ACCESS to all the videos. We run this course in real-time with the event, but you are free to watch the videos at whatever time is most convenient to you.
Registration will close as soon as Round 1 begins on February 9th, 2019!
Following along with the event is half the fun. We plan to post the videos in close to real time. However, if we run into technical difficulties, the videos will be posted no later than the evening of February 9th.
None! We believe there is great value in analyzing course maps and competitor runs. We make this a part of our own training as we analyze courses from large events and break down some of the best runs by our fellow competitors. This course does not include any exercises for you to perform with your dog. Instead it focuses on the skills of course analysis and video analysis.
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P.S. Don't miss this great course that requires NO space, NO equipment, NO warm weather! Improve your course map reading skill and learn how to analyze runs to get better, faster.
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