Cross Body Back Vault
Vaulting from left to right or right to left, the Cross Body Back Vault is a common and flexible skill.
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Screw Vault
The Screw Vault is a moving reverse vault. the dog is set up behind the handler and commits to the rebound before or as the handler turns around. to e…
Vaulting Vocabulary and Nomenclature
Vaulting Vocabulary and naming convention because the Disc Dog world doesn't have any and being able to talk about discdogging...
Ballwork – Disc Dog Vault Discrimination
An introduction to Ballwork for Vault discrimination. Teach your dog the concepts of Linear Vaults, Reverse Vaults and Stalls - and put each on cue!
Rebound vs Fakie
Patron's Only Sneak Peek... Public Access Jan 22 | This conflation between the Fakie and the Rebound is a big issue in teaching and performing the R…
Ballwork with Sue Ella
Vault Discrimination Ball Work with Sue and Ella. Ella learns to distinguish linear vaults from stalls and reverse vaults.
Teaching a Fakie With Bitework
A fakie is a essentially a rebound or flyball box turn off the handler, a Reverse Vault without a throw. Fakies are great set up moves for flips and v…
Training Triad: Top | Stall | Rebound
It is critical that all DiscDogs know the distinction between Top | Stall | Rebound. You know the difference. Does the Dog? The team?
Rebound vs Fakie
A Reverse Vault or a Rebound is essentially a flip off the handler’s body. This is a fairly standard trick. About 15 years ago, Leilani…
Clock and Counter
Vaults have a directional component to them. Most of the time handlers tend to think of this in terms of left and right, or which…
Declared Intent (TELL)
The vaulting process starts with intent. Dog and handler need to know what’s coming. The handler must communicate to the dog that a vault is…
Cuing Direction
Cuing Direction is a major part of the Tell > Trigger > Target vaulting process. It tells the dog, clearly, where the disc will be…
Interior Flatwork | Flanking Set Up Moves | Part 2
Unique Set Up Moves can be created by working off the Flank and using the variety of angles of entry afforded by the Working Flank.
Epic’s Clever Set Up Moves | Volume 1 Part I | Scoots & Fakies
Disc Dog freestyle sequences have a starting position, often it is Front Position - dog standing in front of the handler. Set Up Moves are ways of get…
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…
Ballwork
Ballwork is a vault and localized collection drill that we do here at Pawsitive Vybe. A fixed and stable exercise ball is used as a…
Jakie
A Jakie is a Flip or Leap that touches the handler to negotiate a landing or a rebound with the catch happening before the vaulting platform
Jamming with a Young Dog
A frequently asked question for Disc Dog handlers is how do you work with and train a young Disc Dog. I think this has to…
Ballwork with Sue & Ella
Verbal Cue (Top! | Rebound! | Stall!) The verbal cue Top tells the dog to leap straight off of the obstacle. Rebound tells the dog to…
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