DiscDogger Weekly #7 | Games, Dynamic Movement, and Funk

Ron August 23, 2020

7th Episode of DiscDogger Weekly featuring another dirty dozen jams and lessons for your weekly dose of disc dog. I’ve also whipped up 4 short and sweet lessons on throwing, vault principles, and dynamic Team and Interior Movement. Hope you dig the show and if you dig it please do, share it.

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This Week’s Lessons on the Blog

Create Flashy Disc Dog Transitions & Sequencing with Aggressive Defense

Advanced Throwing | How to Throw A Funky AirBounce

2 Things You Must Do for Better Disc Dog Team Movement – A DiscDogger Weekly Sneak Peek

Disc Dog Vault Principles | Cuing Direction aka: Tell

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Patron’s Choice: Vaulting Principles | Disc Dog Vaulting Concepts

There is a lot more to a vault than the definition. There is a reason you can’t just watch a YouTube video and get an understanding of the vaulting process. Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you know how to do it, or how it is done; performance is not understanding. This is very evident when it comes to vaulting.

Ron February 3, 2020

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DiscDogger Weekly #14 – Puppies, Premature Ejumpulation, Bite Club, and Turning the World UpSide Down

We’ve got some sweet rounds of TimeWarp from Bite Club, the Grasshopper puppy’s 2nd Disc Dog Jam, some Epic sequence stealing, a bunch collection and tracking work to cure Premature EjumpulationAlso known as Irrational Leaping, Premature Ejumpulation happens when a dog leaps before a disc is catchable. This phenomena is most often seen in long tosses and is almost always caused by running... More, and a few throwing lessons.

Ron October 19, 2020

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Patron’s Choice: Shaping a Leaping Catch | Leaping Concepts

Patron’s Choice Sneak Peek | Public Access Dec. 26
Key concepts of the canine leaping skill and behavior chain that shape and reinforce a leaping catch.

Ron December 19, 2019

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DiscDogger Weekly #8 | DiscDog Games & Disc Quan Do Forms

DiscDogger Weekly #8 homes in on Team MovementTeam Movement is how dog and handler move, as a team, out there on the field. It is a judging category in some organizations and certainly is a focus of many judges, players,... More & FlowFlow is a key component of the modern day disc dog game. Keeping your dog moving with seamless, ever moving and flowing sequences with little to no set up time is the goal... More. We’ve got some UpDog Games, Throw n Go, FunKey, 7 Up, and 4 Way PlayPlay is willing, self-induced engagement in, and the experience of, novel, consequent opportunity. More. We’ve also got an in depth look at the Figure 8 Cross and Squeaky Wheel Forms from the Disc Quan Do, Disc Dog Martial Art program.

Ron August 31, 2020

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Patron’s Choice : Shaping a Leaping Catch | Leaping Functions

Sneak Peek for Patron’s only… Public access Dec 27th | Functions of canine leaping and how leaping catches function by Ron Watson

Ron December 21, 2019

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DiscDogger #18 | Disc Throwing & the Shape of Things

Welcome to Episode 18 of DiscDogger Weekly, aka: Season 2 Episode 8. This week we’re focused on Shapes – how the dog, handler, disc, and team move and move together in space and time – and throwing.

Ron November 17, 2020

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