Articles Tagged: courses

Three handlers with different styles of handling analyze the same course and share their handling strategies. This month they look at a UKA Champion Jumpers course .

Test your skills on a sequence from the Large Dog Individual Agility course at the FCI World Championships held in Dornbirn, Austria, September 2009.

This month we focus on what many might call the easiest obstacle in agility, the tunnel.

This month's exercises focus on the table and start lines.

Test your skills on a sequence from a 2009 USDAA Grand Prix Regional course designed by Sharon Wirant.

Test your skills on a sequence from a 2009 USDAA Southwest Regional Grand Prix course designed by Sharon Wirant.

AAC Masters Standard course May 2009

Test your skills on a sequence from a Large dog Jumpers course at the 2009 AKC/USA World Team Tryouts.

Let’s explore the challenges faced by competitors at the 2009 AKC/USA World Team Tryouts in the Small/Medium International Jumpers class designed by Kurt Matushek.

Test your skills on a sequence from the USDAA Dog Agility Masters Tournament Team Standard course from a Four Star Tournament Event held in California.

Here is a simple concept to help trainers make quick changes to their course setups to accommodate various challenges for all levels of classes and students.

In the final installment of Linda Mecklenburg’s series of handling articles, she dissects some courses and shows us how to put her Awesome Paws Handling System to work in real life.

This month we’ll explore challenges in sequences distilled from the 2009 AKC Nationals Challenger course.

There are many opportunities nowadays for handlers to compete internationally. You don’t need to win your way onto the AKC/USA World Team or earn a spot on the USDAA/ USA World Team to compete in venues around the world.