9 Posts Tagged With "coursedesign"

  • Loretta Zich AKC Premier Course

    14 Feb 2024

    A really nice AKC Premier course from local judge Loretta Zich. I like the lines, challenges, and the jump spacing appears to be at the max allowed. Folks who ran it said they really enjoyed it and would like to see more courses like it!

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  • Take Your Course Concerns to the Judge!

    10 Feb 2024

    It is easy to see a course and think it is "bad". But, before you leave comments berating the judge, I want to talk about taking your concerns about a course to the judge before the trial starts.

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  • The Impact of Wings on Back Side Jump Wraps - Video

    13 Oct 2014

    I thought it would be interesting to see how our dogs set themselves up and jumped a Back Side with and without wings. So I setup a jump and…

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  • Skills for Pin Wheels

    18 Jan 2010

    In a recent class course I had students working on three jump Pin Wheels and 270s by using just two of the jumps in the Pin Wheel. That got…

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  • USDAA Course Design Guidelines Document

    21 Mar 2008

    The USDAA just posted its course design guidelines document on its website. The news post is here . The PDF of the guidelines is…

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  • "Pick Up Sticks" Course Design

    04 May 2007

    Need a practice course and don't have any ideas? Here's a really easy method that I've used when I get stuck. Take some jump bars by their…

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  • The Jump Box in Course Design

    14 Dec 2005

    The Jump Box is a very versatile course element for practice and competition courses. One reason is that its jumps can be used for a…

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  • 270 Degree Jump Sequence

    13 Feb 2005

    The 270 degree jump sequence is a commonly seen advanced Agility course element. The name comes from the number of degrees in the outside…

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  • Pin Wheels

    18 Sep 2004

    The Pin Wheel is a commonly seen Agility course element. It is generally made up of 3-4 jumps arranged so the dog's path is roughly circular…

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