Enrollment Begins 10am Pacific on: July 1st, 2022
and Ends: July 15, 2022 @ Midnight
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FITNESS CLASSES ►
Targeting Essentials for K9 Fitness
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Targeting Improves Muscle Engagement
Learn the Targeting Skills that will Decrease the Amount of Time Needed for Fitness!
Foundation Fitness
taught by Danielle Hall, BFA, CCFT
Learn the Key to Training the Proper Movement, Form, and Posture Needed for the Foundations of K9 Fitness
Warm/Cool/Flex
taught by Danielle Hall, BFA, CCFT
Learn Proper Warm Up/Cool Down and Flexibility Exercises
Warm Muscles Perform Better Than Cold Muscles and with a Decreased Chance of Injury.
Functional Rear End Awareness
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Open Your Mind to the Possibilities and You will Likely Achieve True Rear end Awareness with Your Dog.
This Class was Designed to Teach You and Your Dog All About Rear End Awareness and "Mystify" You with a New Thought Process.
All Things Cavalettis
taught by Danielle Hall, BFA, CCFT
There's More to Cavalettis Then Stride Work.
Learn How Versatile Cavalettis Can Be!
This Class Will Cover In-depth What You Can Do with Cavalettis for Strength, Gait and Limb Awareness.
Puzzling Paw Pods
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Increase Your Dog's Limb Awareness By Teaching Your Dog How To Use Pods for Strength and Limb Awareness!
Psoas/Shoulder/Injury Prevention
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Strength Training to Prevent the Most Common Injuries in Dog Sports.
Aligning Exercises to Structural Weakness Can Be Key to Injury Prevention.
Focus on Jumping
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Improve Your Dog's Muscle Engagement and Overall Understanding of How to Efficiently Power Over a Jump
Bring on the Big Dogs
taught by Jasey Day, CCFT
Learn to Evaluate Equipment Choices and Substitutions for a Variety of Exercises Specific to Your BIG Dog
Fitness Walking
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
Turn your regular walks or hikes into a fitness walk. This class will offer you FUN things do on your walks that improve limb awareness and strength. Suggestions for flat vs hills, duration and/or distance will be offered.
Power Up with Platforms & Pads
taught by Jasey Day, CCFT
On a budget or in a hurry for set up? Grab a few pieces of equipment for your entire workout for one or more dogs of various ages and skill levels! With balance pads (foam pads) and platforms, learn a variety of diverse, beneficial exercises and combinations to properly strengthen your dog(s) and prevent injuries.
Senior Dog Fitness
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Keeping Muscles Toned & Flexible While Maintaining Balance, Stability, and Function
Fitness Monthly
taught by Bobbie Lyons, CCFT, KPA Faculty
This class is a subscription class and will have a new workout posted each month. If you are always struggling to know what exercises to do with your dog and aren't sure you are doing them right or not even sure what exercises to do, this is the class for you.
Senior Dog Fitness Monthly
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
This class is a subscription class and will have a new workout posted each month. This class will teach you how to do safe, fun exercises for senior dogs that will help improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, front, hind-end and core strength. It also provides mental stimulation to keep our senior dogs mind working well too!!
AGILITY CLASSES ►
Tunnel Vision
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Learn How to Cue Your Dog to Drive to Tunnels,
Out of Tunnels, and to Turn Out of Tunnels!
Toy Tactics
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
In this class, we will be teaching your dog to take the toy on command so that you can hold the toy in your hand while playing and training. We will work on teaching the dog to understand the rules of play~dog can get toy when cued to take toy.
The Connection Zone
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Whatever Sport You Compete in, You Want to be Connected as a Team
Learn How to Create a Thinking Connected Dog!
Line Dancing - Analyze and Handle Courses With LINES!
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
In this class, a course with distance challenges will be posted. We will go over course analysis and various handling options to not get stuck behind the line!! This is a great class to have training and handling discussions about the skills needed for each course.
Agility Discriminations
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Many classes in agility have discriminations. It can be a tunnel contact discrimination, two tunnels or even two different obstacles. Learn the steps to train for consistent, fast and independent discriminations. Learn when to cue and what cues to direct your dog through the sequence. This class will start with the groundwork exercises to teach discriminations without equipment and move on to working with hoops/jumps, tunnels, and contacts.
Successful Start-Lines
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Learn How to Train and Maintain a Calm, Confident, and CONNECTED Start-Line
Set Your Dog Up EVERY Time for a Successful Agility Run
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES ►
Soothing Strokes:
An Introduction to Pet Massage
taught by Lisa Schmit, CCFT
Learn Various Massage Techniques That Can Help Your Best Friend in the Comfort of Your Own Home!
Woofletics Taping
taught by Kara Erz, CCFT
A New Modern Variation in K9 Fitness Training.
Taping Trains Specific Areas/Muscles in a More Targeted Way.
Jumping Strategy
Tape | Jump | Move
TAUGHT BY JENNIFER KÄFERBÖCK, CCFT
Create a Better Jumping Behavior
Learn to Support Your Dog in Every Jumping Situation, to Jump Safe and Land Clean
Intro to Tugging
taught by Karin Chan Wright and David Wright
Many people think they’re playing a fun game of tug with their dog but in reality, most people are missing basic principles that prevent the game from actually being rewarding for the dog.
The goal of this course is to teach you the basic principles of the game and give you the strategy and tools necessary to make the game fun for both you and your dog.