Patron’s Choice: Routine Building | Creativity in Routine Building
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Creativity in Routine Building often happens at the level of the Sequence, a series of tricks that become greater than the sum of their parts. Sequences are the blocks or modules you will be moving around to create your jam. To go beyond sequence level creativity you have to see the bigger picture, the picture that says your routine is just a big sequence.
Behind the Scenes | Practical Routine Building Notes
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Practical Routine Building broken up into 3 elements: Creativity, Competence, and Skills and Skill. These elements will share key concepts and will intertwine a bit, much like they do on the freestyle field. Grab the big stuff and try to apply it in your training.
Tao of Disc Dog | Intent, Purpose, and Satori
Intent is not the same as trying. It’s about doing and purpose. Intent is purposeful doing and purposeful doing as a habit changes everything.
Tricks, drills, and skills have various purposes. Handlers must approach those skills with proper intent in order to capitalize on the various purposes of tricks, drills, and skills.
On Choosing a Song For a Disc Dog Freestyle Routine
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Choosing a disc dog freestyle song can be the easiest thing in the world or one of the hardest. It is kind of a feast or famine situation for most players. And then the boredom sets in…
Component Elements of Disc Dog Routines
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Tricks are very important. Having cool tricks makes life as a disc dog freestyler much easier on the competition field. But tricks are not the only important part. How they are put together is the key. It’s like notes and music.
Tao of Disc Dog | There is No Faking Flow
Flow is about more than keeping it moving or moving fast. Glaciers can flow. Rockslides can flow. Sand flows through the hourglass. The smoother and more flexible the stuff, the more flexible and fluid the flow. Such is the Way of things that flow.
Questions to Consider Before Building a Disc Dog Routine
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| Answering these questions is the groundwork that should be laid before you go about putting any routine together. Good decisions here can make or break your routine.
Behind the Scenes | Routine Building Notes
Sneak Peak Access for Patrons Only… Public Access Dec 7 | It looks as if Routine Building is going to be the topic of choice to get this jam rolling. I’ll let the poll play out, and this might change, but I got thinking about “Deep Work”, a topic that crossed my path to today, and the outline wrote itself in minutes.
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Tao of Disc Dog | Balanced Throwing
Disc Placement is more than distance and height, there is a 3rd variable required to achieve the delicate balance of a guaranteed leaping catch: Time. The longer the disc hangs at your target the more likely the dog is to hop up and leap for it. A sense of time is required to deliver discs to a leaping dog on the run.