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.
Tag: Stance Shifting
The handler’s stance communicates movement. In disc dog and dog sports in general, a handler’s stance is a critical piece of information for the dog and the team.
When the handler changes stances it signals a change in movement for the team. Understanding of stances and thoughtful use of stance shifting creates efficient and successful Team Movement.
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