40 Yard High Stakes Catch Line up 40 yards apart or max distance with a disc Player 1 gives physical around cue and delivers disc Player 2 reads throw for catch, gives around physical cue + throw and makes catch of Player 1’s throw Same leader 5x then switch Usage: Simulate performance pressure on the […]
Author Archives: Ron Watson
Disc Dog Radio #4 | XTrain: Dock Jumping | 2007
Disc Dog Radio #4 | XTrain: Dock Jumping | July, 26 2007 – Cross training discussion with Tony from Splash Dogs.
Disc Dog Radio #3: Open Discussion | 2007
Disc Dog Radio: Open Discussion | 7/19/2007 Show #3 of Disc Dog Radio hosted by Ron Watson of Pawsitive Vybe.
Blast From the Past: Disc Dog Radio #2 | Talking Smack with Lou Mack:
Ron Watson and Apryl Lea talk disc dogs with 2 time world champion and disc dog show legend, Lou Mack.
Blast From the Past: Disc Dog Radio #6 | Bryan Lamky & Ron Ellis
Ron Watson & Apryl Lea hangout and chat with Bryan Lamky & Ron Ellis, a couple of disc dog legends on Disc Dog Radio. And the phones were pretty live as well. Hope you enjoy.
How to Get Better at Disc Dog Freestyle
Success in this game is much more about the things you do between the tricks, the little things that are not tricks at all and are often hidden are far more important, than the tricks themselves. If your stuff between the tricks, your set up, position, flatwork and team movement are off your trick will be hard to pull off or fall flat before it happens.
Da Hu Yellow Belt Forms for Her Green Belt Test
As a Disc Quan Do Yellow Belt, these forms are your test for your Green Belt. In order to pass, you have to at least look as good as da Hu here.
Balanced Disc Dog Throwing: Law of Resonant Spins
Clock Throws Go Clock and Counter Throws Go Counter. What Does It Mean? The spin of the disc should be in the same direction as the dog’s flank. The throw should resonate with the direction that the dog is moving. This is taken from the 13 Laws of Flatwork Throws with Clockwise spins should be […]
The Secret of the Low High Toss and Trigger
Ron Watson delivers a key secret to a successful Low High Toss in disc dog freestyle.
Anatomy of a Disc Dog Sequence: Through… Wait… Flip
The foundational sequence at Pawsitive Vybe, Through… Wait… Flip! is the move that we suggest people start exploring sequences with. It is super easy to do, which is great, and it affords a wonderful opportunity to explore many aspects of Team Movement.