Category: Vaults and Overs
Everything there is to know about disc dog vaults and overs by Ron Watson of Pawsitive Vybe.
Daily Flow: Reframing Vault Timing
If you are timing your vaults, you are trying to hit a bullet with a bullet. “Was I late,” is a phrase loaded with meaning.…
Vault Mechanics and Communication | A Sequence of Visuals and Key Concepts
Friday Night Cookie Train: Keys to Reverse Vaults or Rebounds
Low-High Over Trigger
Create Leap on Lift with a Low High Trigger Jump and Pedestal (spot) 7 yards apart Dog Waits on Pedestal Verbal Over Cue Read Dog…
Rigler Drill
Rigler Drill Catch with Dueling Vault Tosses Partner up, 1-1.5 yards apart Simultaneously throw vault tosses (Low High/Horizontal Hover) to partner One goes high, one…
The Captain Morgan: DiscDog Leg Vault Position
Suggested discdog Leg Vault body position by Pawsitive Vybe…
Big Over Foundation with Loot
Here’s a recent training session with Loot that features some Yachi Method things we learned at Camp Hirai. This drill is pretty standard, but the…
On Disc Dog Vaulting – How to Never Be Late Again
Odds are if you’re a disc dog freestyler, I have your attention. The timing of vaults is critical to success and safety. Poor vault timing,…
On Separation in Disc Dog Freestyle
“When a ball dreams, it dreams it’s a Frisbee.” ~ Stancil Johnson Disc dog freestyle is about dogs chasing flying discs. It is exciting because…
7 Keys to Safe and Successful Disc Dog Vaults
Wait The most important skill for successful and safe vaulting is a solid Wait. The End. A solid wait is the key because a vault…
Epic Learning Hoop – Tricks to the Trick
Trick to the Trick: Prompt Switch The prompt switch is a technique used for changing a cue from one signal to another. To employ a…
Pedestal Circuit for Confidence, Rear End Awareness
This is what we call a pedestal circuit here at Pawsitive Vybe and we use it for rear end awareness. In the video, Ernie &…
Proper vaulting with Loot
Here’s a quick little hit with Loot. Working on proper vault timing. Notice that the disc is in position before he has left the ground.…