Throwing to Create Disc Dog Shapes
How and where we throw the disc has great bearing on how and where our dog moves. This sounds elementary, but the application of this knowledge is not…
Category: Daily Flow
a flowing stream of consciousness from Ron Watson of Pawsitive Vybe on disc dogs and dog sport performance
On Flatwork & Shapes in Disc Dog Freestyle
Disc Dog Flatwork and Shapes are related but not the same thing. Just because you have good flatwork doesn't mean you will have good shapes and vice v…
6 Ways to Create DiscDog Shapes and Improve Team Movement & Flow
A judged subcategory in UpDog, Shapes are not well understood in disc dog freestyle. That said, they do have bearing in your score in other organizati…
Better Creative Throwing With Athletic Humor
Flying discs are magical missile objects. They seem to move in an impossible manner. It is this impossible movement that attracts people to the flight…
Dialing in Distance Throwing | Catch with Curves
For many throwers, old and new alike, Hyzer and Anhyzer are like some kind of paranormal activity, like ghosts they are completely visible but ephemer…
Toss N Fetch Catch | Practicing Under Pressure
Throw as many 42 yard throws as you want and you can still be surprised and affected by your rampaging frizbeast bolting up field and pressuring your …
Patrons Only Class Excerpt | Stance Shifting Connections
This is an excerpt from our Patrons Only Disc Quan Do Class. It's about the connections between the Stance Shifting Form and functional disc dog Team …
Disc Dog Vault Training | Cuing Direction
Tell, Trigger, Target is the disc dog vault sequence. Tell the dog where the disc will be caught and what type of vault is to be done, Trigger the dog…
Slowing Down a Disc Dog with Team Movement & Flatwork
Obi has come a long way. He is paying attention to his handler, he's following his handler's movements and respecting and responding to positional pre…
Teaching a Flying Give to a Disc Dog with Classical Conditioning
A Fish is a Flying Give. The dog is supposed to spit the disc out while in mid-air. Some dogs to it fairly naturally, and some have to be taught.