Rec’d on YT | 🥏🐶🥋Disc Quan Do: CupCake Squeaky8 Form ⛩️👊💥
Ron & CupCake warm up with the Squeaky 8 Form.
Category: Disc Dog Flatwork & Team Movement
Disc dog Flatwork & Team Movement
Pawsitive Vybe created the idea of Frisbeedog Flatwork. Lessons, articles, and theory by Ron Watson, the Dogfather of Frisbee dog Flatwork.
Training Triad | End the Victory Lap – Shaping the Release
After a dog catches the disc they break off the attack and move to regroup or to a ready position. The movement after the catch can be called the Rele…
DaEppieCam | Applied Disc Quan Do Flatwork Compass Form: Canine POV
The Flatwork Compass, a Yellow Belt Disc Quan Do Form, a core principle and one of the Holy Trinity of Disc Quan Do forms.
Fly Chi Flow Forms as Drop Framework
Ron Watson discusses using Fly Chi Flow Forms as a framework for reinforcing the cued Drop, a key disc dog mechanic.
Working a Trigger with KingAir
King has been through this drill a few times, but we've been focused on Team Movement and his disc mauling problem. Breaking out the new guy and Epic …
Trigger and Wait Installation with Soda Pop
Ron & Soda Pop use the Flatwork Compass to install the Wait behavior and a reliable Trigger for action.
An Epic Trigger Example
Ron & Epic demonstrate our standard Triggers for a catch, a Bite, flips, overs - and all of those skills are Triggered with the same mechanic.
Fly Chi Flow Form #1 with Otto
Putting the Flatwork Compass into practice with large scale flatwork & Team Movement. Kris and Otto are up to the task. Notice how the handler and tea…
Flatwork Compass with Otto
Kris & Otto work another round of the Flatwork Compass after some instruction on moving towards the dog and blocking the dog's line with positional pr…
Kris & Otto Flatwork Compass
Kris & Otto work the Flatwork Compass in preparation for their first Fly Chi Flow form. The Flatwork Compass features prominently in Team Movement as …
Reinforcing the Cued Drop with the Flatwork Compass
Ron & Otto use the Flatwork Compass as a framework for reinforcing the cued Drop and as a warmup for later sessions.
Flank vs Pass
There are really only 2 ways to throw a disc to your dog, you can Flank or Pass. Ideally you display a mix of both of these types of throws in your fr…
Shading Direction and Communicating Team Movement
Communicating direction to a dog is a simple yet sensitive operation. It doesn't take much to make a dog move. Whenever I teach someone to communicate…
Shaping the Outrun | How to Adjust the Around
One of the things that gives handler's fits while playing disc with their dogs is the shape and scale of the outrun on the Around behavior. Whether it…
Fly Chi Flow | Flatwork, Flash, and Team Movement
Fly Chi is structured jam driven by forms that rely on, exercise, and test, foundational disc dog jamming skills. Similar to Tai Chi, Fly Chi…
The Sound of DiscDog | Drop & Catch with Obi
Ron & Obi work on catching and dropping on cue through controlling the pace and energy level of the game during a Clubhouse Sound of DiscDog session i…
The Sound of DiscDog | Halting the Chewing and Mauling of Discs with King
Another installment of the Sound of DiscDog with King. This session was amazing for King and I. This mauling/chewing behavior has been a real nag. It'…
The Sound of DiscDog | An Epic Warmup
Welcome to the Sound of DiscDog... The Sound of DiscDog is an audio only live Jam & QnA session on Clubhouse. Clubhouse is audio only, so the jam sess…
Flatwork & Team Movement | What is a Front Cross?
Ron & Epic layout the basic functions of the Front Cross in disc dog freestyle.
Disc Dog Flatwork | Clock & Counter Defined
Talking DiscDog Team Movement and Flatwork is often tough to wrap our heads around, doing it is hard enough, but talking about can be even tougher. Di…