Here’s an excerpt of some Q n A from a recent DiscDog.Live stream. Ron Watson answers a question on revisiting foundation and ties in a little sensemaking and highlights the Simplicity Cliff.
How are you going to learn about the wind? What are you going to do to learn how the wind affects your throws? Serious questions…
My guess is you have no answers. But going further, have you even asked the question? Or have you simply looked for a simple answer to managing the wind?
Teaching and learning has little to do with giving and getting answers. Giving and getting answers is the opposite of teaching and learning. Teaching and learning are all about knowing and understanding how the answers are attained and asking relevant questions that uncover the reality that leads to the answer.
A quick memetic look at the Attention
Unsolicited eye contact or Attention is a great way to hook up with a dog. If you have something the dog wants he should give eye contact in order to get access to... More behavior from Ron Watson of Pawsitive Vybe.
What is a Take? In disc dog we do this thing called a TakeA Take is a cued Bite that replicates the placement and timing…
Proper cuing is critical for successful disc dog performance. Issues with cuing and the resultant communication problems are, perhaps, the most common mistakes handlers make and the most common impediments to successful performance in all aspects of disc dog freestyle and disc dog games.
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