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Hello all! Today we are showing you two fun small space drills with Vola. In these two drills there is a nice variation between tight turning and running straight and because they only include 5 jumps, a tunnel and an A-frame, they are super easy to build and to connect with another courses.
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #10: Variation between tight turning and running straight”
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Hi everybody and thank you for waiting this video! This time I have designed two different small space drills for you.
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #9: Starting September with two training courses”
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Finally the spring is here! I am so excited! I also have some good news: if everything goes as planned, Vola can start to train agility soon! His leg has recovered very nicely and now we are just building some muscles :)
In this video, we are showing you two small space courses with little Venla. Nothing too technical, but a great opportunity to challenge your dog and yourself! With these courses, you can enjoy some serpentines and focus on your front crosses. Hope you are going to have fun with these!
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #8: Spring Serpentines”
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I am sorry that You had to wait this video for this long! I had an annoying flu for a couple weeks and running this course was not easy! We actually had to film these courses twice, because in the first time, I just couldn’t run and think at the same time (or run and breathe :D )! However, videos from that first session would have been great behind the scenes -material! This video is named after the feeling I got when running these courses: everything happens so fast! There is nothing especially hard in these courses, but the full speed really makes the challenge!
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #5: Everything happens so fast”
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I have been asked to do a video, where I am handling the same course in different ways. So here it is! You can handle this course in multiple ways, but try to think, which lines would be fastest for you and your dog. In last week’s video we listed things you should pay attention to when you are choosing handling techniques, so you may want to watch it first.
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We tried two different handling styles with Vola and compared them to see which lines were fastest. I have to say, that the result surprised me!
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #3: Which line is faster?”
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Wraps have been hard for me: I was always too early and the dog didn’t take the jump or I was too late and on dogs path. When we started to train wraps with lamp posts, they became so much easier! I got better, and my dogs did too. Training wraps will teach you to read your dog and time your handlings better. Your dog will learn to take jumps even though you are already running to the next direction. So, they are very useful and also educational!
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These courses can be handled in many ways, but if you want, you can really challenge your blind crosses! With these courses, you can run full speed and just enjoy working with your dog. We trained these courses with Venla and we had so much fun! Venla has been in a short summer break from agility, and this was her second time training after the break. I have to say, that I just love running with her, it is agilityflow at it’s best!
Continue reading “Agilityflow Courses #2: Challenge your blind crosses”
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