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Contents:
Agility is a fun sport to watch, here is a description of our Issue No
6:
- Jim Basic shares one way he teaches his dogs Left &
Right Part 2
- Elicia Calhoun shares her Course Analysis System -
Part 2 - Print course map.
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Clicker Corner: "Fading
physical cues" by Moe Strenfel
- Steve Frick presents his technique to perform Front
Crosses part 1 Print map.
- Course Challenges and Handling Options: challenging jumping
sequence from FCI WC 2004 to set up and practice handling moves! We documented
8 different successful ways to run it, but there are many more combinations ! Which one would work better for your team ? Are you ready to try them all?
- Selected runs of some of the top performers from
FCI WC 2004 Medium Individual Jumping and Agility just to enjoy or to set up and try the sequences yourself.
- Performance Analysis: you can analyze FCI World Championship 2004 Agility Midi
Individual runs. We use "OVERLAY" video technique and "TIMES
PER SEQUENCES" to compare their performances. Enjoy!
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How would you handle it? Course maps of runs
presented on the video to print and work on.
Class
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Date
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Maps
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Judge
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| FCI WC 2004 - Medium
Jumping Individual |
September 24, 2004
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Course Map
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Paolo Meroni
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| FCI WC 2004 - Medium
Agility Individual |
September 26, 2004
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Course Map
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Antonin Grygar |
VHS Aprox Time Log
| 01:14 |
Elicia Calhoun Course
Analysis System - Part 2 |
09:42
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Course Challenges - FCI
World Championship Italy 2004 - Jumping Medium Individual |
13:01
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Teaching Directional Commands: "Left & Right" by Jim Basic
- Part 2 |
18:37
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FCI World Championship
Italy 2004 - Jumping Medium Individual - Selected runs |
| 27:10 |
Clicker Corner: Fading
physical cues by Moe Strenfel |
| 36:15 |
FCI World Championship
Italy 2004 - Agility Medium Individual - Selected runs |
| 46:38 |
Front Cross by Steve Frick
part 1 |
| 57:57 |
Performance Analysis: FCI WC 2004
Agility Medium Individual |
59:47
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Credits
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