King has been through this drill a few times, but we’ve been focused on Team Movement and his disc mauling problem. Breaking out the new guy and Epic to demonstrate some Trigger and Wait work provided a great opportunity to revisit this critical skill for this studly young man.
Ron & Epic demonstrate our standard Triggers for a catch, a Bite, flips, overs – and all of those skills are Triggered with the same mechanic.
Not all dogs flip easily. Some dogs are very difficult to teach to flip. This technique can be very helpful for teaching a dog to flip. Check it out…
Ron Watson & Loot use Oppositional Feeding to create a flip for a disc at 5-10 yards. Get the theory and practice behind this skill…
Taz performs the flip for the disc but does not seem to care about the catch. Here are some simple tricks to try to get him dialed in and catching flips.
Flip to Vault with Ron & Kiva utilizing the Art of Linking Tricks (Through… Wait… Trick!) sequence building method.
This is our base level building block for building sequences. It has team movement and good positional properties. This is the way you build sequences.
Removing the Wait and going on to full speed. Be sure that you have a good history of Through… Wait… Flip before you move on to Live Speed.
Here is a ridiculous flipping dog. I just happened to be sitting at the right place at the right time to capture Donna Schoech & Bug in this monstrous flipping sequence.
Basic Flipping Concepts for teaching and understanding the Flipping behavior in disc dogs. Learn where the disc must be placed and how and why…
Here are a few techniques and some good concepts for teaching a flip. Flipping is an art and with some dogs, it is not easy. Experimentation and setting achievable criteria is a must.
Because there are millions of ways that dogs can land, smooth movement out of landings is probably the…
Traditional back flips move backwards a bit. They start in one spot and land behind that spot. A gainer flip is a back flip that moves forward. So the landing spot is some distance…
Flip to Dog Catch is a sweet move that is often much easier than it seems. Here’s a quick breakdown of one approach…
Here’s Leilani and I creating a new move in 2005. Behold the elusive Reverse Hoop!
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