Stance Shifting Connections

Patrons Only Class Excerpt | Stance Shifting Connections

This is an excerpt from our Patrons Only Disc Quan Do Class. It’s about the connections between the Stance Shifting Form and functional disc dog Team and Handler Movement. Classes are about 1 hour long on Monday & Friday and are available to Patrons Only.

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The video above is just a few minutes of class that features some useful disc dog foundational skills.

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