Hops and Ron work on some flatwork and some fishing across the tracks at PVybe Field.

#VloMo11 Day 17 @PVybe | 30 Videos in 30 Days

So I’m violating a cardinal rule here at Pawsitive Vybe. Normally we do not show any cool new trick until we’re ready to put it on the field. But in the Spirit of VloMo11, I’m going to commit the cardinal sin and give this one up the day after it was conceived, developed and filmed. Please share it if you like it!

VloMo11 Day 16 @ PVybe – 30 Videos in 30 Days!

Apryl Lea and Kiva do a little Headcam Jam on the day that Spring was felt in NY.

Ron and Si work jam a little bit with a Head Cam – Compliments of Roo Yori. This is our first jam in NY State!
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Ron and Si give the Handplant to Butterfly Back Vault a going through on St. Paddy’s Day 2011.
This was the first live speed attempt at this sequence.

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Here’s a shot of a new sequence we’re working on. ;
The entire sequence is Scoot to Flip to 2 Disc Butterfly Back Vault to Handplant out throw.
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The Session

Sometimes when working a new sequence, handler movement or throwing skill, I film myself walking through the moves on camera so I can remember how they go together.

This particular Session started with an Overhand Wrist Flip release I was working for vaults, Flips and Overs. I got some real cool action out of the disc and wanted to film it so I could have it on file. I’ve learned over the years that super cool moves are often forgotten if they’re not put on file. I’ve also learned that writing it down is a poor alternative to video – “WTF does ‘Spinny-Left-Drop’ mean?”

Plan B

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A frequently asked question for Disc Dog handlers is how do you work with and train a young Disc Dog. Here are some general guidelines…

Trailer for Pawsitive Vybe’s Disc Dog Foundation Distance Learning Class for 2011.
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Here is a ridiculous flipping dog. I just happened to be sitting at the right place at the right time to capture Donna Schoech & Bug in this monstrous flipping sequence.