Friday Night Cookie Train: Keys to Reverse Vaults or Rebounds
Ron Watson & Epic talk about and demonstrate the keys to Reverse Vaults, aka: Rebounds in this Friday Night Cookie Jam Session. A Pretty on a Pedestal…
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Reverse Vault Demo
Description: Demonstrate a Reverse Vault with your dog. Anything that looks flip-ish off the handler’s body is fine. Keep it fun, successful, and safe. Method:…
Reverse Vault
A Reverse Vault is a vault in which the dog flips off the handler’s body. The Reverse Vault, aka Rebound, can be done off of…
Reverse Vault
Essentially a flip off of a part of the handler’s body, the Reverse Vault is a vault that stays on one side of the handler.…
Ron Watson | Reverse Chest Vault AirBounce Under
Boom Pow! Huge Double Disc Move - a Reverse Chest Vault followed by an AirBounce fired underneath the flying dog. This is a Ron Watson Signature Move,
Ron Watson | Reverse Back Vault
Blind Flipping off the Back to Catch a Disc or a Rebound off the handler's back, take your pick. This move is a signature move of Ron & Loot.
Reverse Leg Vault to Dog Catch
A flip catch off the handler's leg ending with the dog in the handler's arms.
Reverse Single Foot Vault
Reverse single foot Vault is a flipping vault where the dog launches into the flip from the sole of the handler’s foot to catch the disc.
Reverse Leg Vault
the Reverse Leg Vault is a flipping vault where the dog launches into the flip from the handler's leg.
Reverse Chest Vault
Dog vaults from the handler's chest to catch a thrown disc. Reverse vaults are flips off the handlers body rather than a linear leap.
Vault Types & Methods
There are several methods or techniques employed in the vaulting process that should be noted and understood. Each has pros and cons and can be…
Types of Vault
Types of Vault While there are many kinds of vaults, there are two basic types that have many variations. Linear Vault A linear vault is…
Vault Types & Trajectory
There are several methods or techniques employed in the vaulting process that should be noted and understood. Each has pros and cons and can be…
Epic’s Clever Set Up Moves | Volume 1 Part II | Vaults and Flips to Flanks
Set Up Moves are, in essence, Interior Flatwork, with an eye towards setting up a trick rather than moving the dog or setting up a simple throw and ca…
Patron’s Choice: Vaulting Principles | Disc Dog Vaulting Concepts
There is a lot more to a vault than the definition. There is a reason you can’t just watch a YouTube video and get an understanding of the vaulting …
Patron’s Choice: Vaulting Principles | Disc Dog Vaulting Defined and Definitions
To vault in disc dog freestyle is to leap off the handler’s body to catch a disc in flight. A defining aspect of competitive disc dog freestyle, the…
Vault
The dog uses the player´s body as a launching pad to jump for a disc. A Vault is a leaping catch from the handler’s body.…
Vaulting Vocabulary & Nomenclature
One of the problems with talking about disc dog stuff is the lack of a common vocabulary. We have developed a common vocabulary and nomenclature…
Ballwork – Disc Dog Vault Discrimination
Delivering a conceptual understanding of vaulting is absolutely essential for reliable performance of the vaulting skill. You can either teach these skills as root concepts…
7 Keys to Safe and Successful Disc Dog Vaults
Wait The most important skill for successful and safe vaulting is a solid Wait. The End. A solid wait is the key because a vault…