Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Thanks to Agility In Motion we have a video to view from this course. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: Start with dog [...]
Category: Course Analysis
First, I’d like to thank AKC Agility Judge Sam Banks for graciously forwarding and allowing me to post this course on my blog. Thanks Sam!!! Note: to make the course larger, just click on it. It seems there are quite a few [...]
Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: Start with dog on right for #1-3. Do a front cross on the landing side of #3 so [...]
Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Also, thanks to Agility In Motion, there are two videos to view as well. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: This is an [...]
Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: Set the dog up for a straight-on approach to #1 Lead out between #1 &2, keep dog on [...]
05May
Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: This is an AKC FAST course which means each dog has X-amount of time (look at the [...]
24Apr
Reminder: To increase the course size for viewing, simply double click on it. Cliff Notes Version for Novice – Best Way to Handle the Course: Lead out between #1 and 2 with dog on right side going into tunnel. Do a front cross [...]
Thanks to input from Members, we’re going to give a new course analysis format a try. The new format is to better assist all levels of agility competitors from Novice up through our most experienced competitors. Please let us know what [...]
12Apr
Thanks to input from Members, we’re going to give a new course analysis format a try. The new format is to better assist all levels of agility competitors from Novice up through our most experienced competitors. Please let us know what [...]
This course was created for my home state agility peeps in Washington. When designing the course, I was feeling the pressure…something challenging, yet fun to run. (Reminder, click on the course to enlarge it for better viewing) Lately I’ve dabbled a bit [...]