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**WORKSHOP RECORDING**
Increasing Strength on the Take-Off Side of the Jump
Teaching "take-off" mechanics can help improve overall jumping and landing!
Do You ...
Want to increase your yards per second?
Worry about how your dog jumps or their jumping style?
Want to learn exercises that teach your dog to jump with more power, but less effort?
This workshop will cover strength exercises focused on:
→ Core strengthening
→ Rear end strengthening
→ Lifting the front of the body up
→ Slow to increased speed to lift off
Take Off Skills For:
→ Straight jumps
→ Collected jumps
→ Extension jumps
→ Wrapping
Why Purchase This Workshop Recording?
Focusing on exercises that help your dog understand the take-off side of the jump, will set your dog up for:
Increased Core Strength
Improve Landing Skills
Increase Hind Limb Strength
Decreased Bar Knocking
Decreased Risk of Injury
Improves Understanding of Where to Take Off
Improved Jump Form
Limb and Body Management When Turning
Increased Hip and Limb Extension Flexibility
Advantages of the Workshop Recording
✔ Convenience of online learning
✔ More time to learn the material than traditional in person workshop format
✔ Work at your own pace in the convenience of your own home
✔ Access to material for as long as BLCC exists
What's Included?
Workshop Recording
As soon as you sign up, you have access to all the content of the workshop.
This way, you can pick and choose which exercises to work on.
Start Date
Workshop recording access will begin right after you enroll. This working recording is always open, so some students will be ahead of you and some will be behind you.
Format
Workshop recordings, exercises, and discussion is available upon purchase - access to material for as long as BLCC exists
The school reserves the right to modify, update or remove this class at any time.
Possible Equipment:
Subsitutions will be recommended if you don't have the equipment used in the videos. Many exercises will be shown on the flat (no equipment needed). FitPaws equipment may be purchased via the link below and Klimb is offering an educational discount for BLCC students. More information on the Klimb educational discount is provided upon enrollment.
➢ Cato board (1)
➢ Cato plank (1)
➢ Substitutes for Cato plank: 2 Cato boards OR 2 Klimbs with covers
➢ K9Fitbone or something 4" - 5" tall
➢ Cavaletti pole or jump
➢ TWO 2x4s 12" long with yoga mat glued to top
➢ Other various FitPaws equipment and platforms may be used
There are many possible equipment options or you may use something you have laying around your house.
Suggested Pre-requisites
➤ A basic understanding of how to positively train dogs and an open mind
Training Methods
➤ A variety of training methods can be used to obtain the proper movement, position, or posture - shaping, luring, capturing, targeting, and molding. These will be discussed and demonstrated in the video tutorials and through video review but every tiny step will not be demonstrated.
Disclaimer: Some information in this class may overlap or appear in other classes due to the foundation needed for many behaviors, tricks and fitness exercises. In addition, there are overlapping skills needed for many different performance activities so you may see exercises that are the same but packaged up differently toward a slightly different goal.
Bobbie Lyons, CSCC, CCFT, KPA CTP
Lead Instructor and Program Director - Certified Canine Strength and Conditioning Coach Program
Certified Canine Fitness Trainer
Karen Pryor Academy Faculty
Bobbie owns and operates Pawsitive Performance LLC which offers dog training, fitness training, and trick training around the globe. Bobbie is the lead instructor and program director for the Certified Canine Strength and Conditioning Coach program that is offered through North Carolina State University and North Carolina State University Veterinary Medicine. She was also a part of the TEAM that contributed knowledge and experience to design the CCFT II Live Lab and was a course instructor for the program. Bobbie completed the certification program for Canine Fitness through the Companion Animal Sciences Institute and she is a Certified Training Partner with Karen Pryor Academy.
Bobbie has 4 awesome dogs that train a variety of skills for agility, fitness training, trick training, tugging, and dock diving. Bobbie enjoys the training process and strives to communicate in the best way she can to help her dogs and clients dogs understand the task at hand. She starts every training session with this question "how can I set the dog up for success and give the dog the best information to successfully complete the behavior".
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