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Agility
Success: Training & Competing with Your Dog in the Winning Zone
A new book by Angelica Steinker for those
people interested in 'The Zone' - that space one enters in competition where everything
just flows. Reviewed by Nick Chettle.
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The Agility Training Cycle
Do you plan your agility
training year or just leave it to chance and hope for the best. Steve Croxford, Manager
of the British Agility Team, explains to improve your performance in the ring by dividing
to divide the agility into distinct season. |
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All
You Need to Know About Agility Shows
Lois Harris' beginners guide for newbies who are about to
enter an agility show for the first time. Describes who and what at a show as well as
what they need to do. Also written to help trainers prepare their classes for
competition. Book review by Chris Mancini.
(13/02/00) |
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Coping with
Disappointment in the Ring
Is it a
matter of life or death? After dipping out of Crufts, top competitor
Chris Smith re-assesses her performance and attitude.
(14/03/02) |
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How to
Remember a Course
American agility trainer Julia
Lane found that her students were getting very frustrated trying to remember a course,
and so she compiled a list of top tips for her class. She has agreed to share with
Agilitynet readers |
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Training in the Ring
Should
we allow it? Lee Windeatt plays Devil's advocate.
(10/08/06) |
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Your First Agility Show - A Survival Pack
A useful guide for first time
competitors as well as seasoned competitors. Includes rules and regs, ring clip, bag of
treats and some poo bags! £6.00 plus 50p for p&p. Discount for 5+ copies |
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Your Secret
Coach
Discover the
secrets to winning agility as put forward by Olympia winner Chris Smith i her new
book. Reviewed by
Sally Jones.
(24/05/01) |
