Training challenge
Rikupekka Oksanen
AgiNotes Christmas Challenge by Anki Vikström

This AgiNotes Christmas challenge combines different handling techniques and jump technique. It’s also a good setup if you want to train weave entrences and/or exits.

AgiNotes Christmas Challenge by Anki Vikström

systematic training

How to make sure your training is of high quality -an interview with Petra Malin

Without quality, training can get us confused and frustrated because it doesn’t lead where we want it to lead. And in the end, it eats up motivation. Has this ever happened to you?

We interviewed Petra Malin, a Finnish agility competitor, and coach, who has very different dogs herself. She has a miniature pinscher Manu and an Australian kelpie Teuvo. The experience with her own dogs and coaching others has given her a clear view of what is important in agility training - if you want to progress - and that is quality. 

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Ole Kristoffer Sagløkken: Always quality before quantity in agility training

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Ole Kristoffer Sagløkken: Always quality before quantity in agility training

Ole started his agility career 9 years ago with 2-year-old cairn terrier Bonsak, and although he challenged Ole in many ways. Now he competes with pyrenean shepherd Evo, who has had totally different challenges with her fears. But Ole has succeeded with the both! How is that possible?