Class Excerpt | Braking on the Crossing Pass Form
Ron & Epic do a little Tuesday Afternoon Disc Quan Do laying out some practical advice and practical application of the Yellow Belt Crossing Pass Form…
Tag: Crossing Pass
The Crossing Pass is a disc dog Flatwork maneuver that consists of a handler initiated turn into a Passing Maneuver – dog runs past the handler in close proximity to catch a disc.
The Crossing Pass differs from a simple pass in that the handler uses a Front Cross to change and control the dog’s line on the way into the skill.
Where’s My Dog At? and the Nexus of Imagination, Intent, and Competence
I’ve mentioned imagination in training many times on the blog and in DiscDogger Weekly episodes. It can’t be stressed enough - putting your imagin…
Functional Movement Requires Knowledge and Intent
A Disc Quan Do excerpt with Ron & Oleg. A snippet of Tuesday Afternoon Disc Quan Do class focused on handler movement, speed, and position.
Excerpt: Disc Quan Do Replay | 12.08.2020
Disc Quan Do gives you both the physical skills and metal abilities required for natural and successful handling of your dog. Imagination plays a key…
Patrons Q and A | On Stereotypes of Disc Dog Play
Ron Watson answere a Patrons question on stereotypes of disc dog play and their effects on individuality, growth, and performance.
Music, Dance, and Disc Dog Freestyle | The Rhythm is In the Gaps
Your disc dog tricks and moves are your beats or dance steps. All the stuff required to set them up and make them look and sound good in flow are the …
A Dog’s Eye Perspective | The Flatwork Compass & Crossing Pass with Loot
The movements of the Flatwork Compass are both how humans move to throw and how humans move dogs. The stepping forward for the Flank pushes the dog ou…
Master These 3 Forms to Control and Handle Your Disc Dog
Communication, spatial and situational awareness, and disc handling competence are three key areas for disc dog freestyle that seem to escape the trai…