In class the other night Desiree had left an exercise ladder out on the floor. A like minded classmate and I immediately started running footwork drills while we were waiting for our turns. Exercise ladders are one of my all time favorite workouts, a lot of fun can be had. The goal is to always come up with some crazy footwork pattern that the
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I've been on the huffing and puffing side of running an agility course. Don't want to go back! Six days a week my dogs and I are out walking:) 860 miles and counting since 9-14!
Jealous of your backsides! I really need to work on those!
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I had a similar conversation about the treadmill trend with a friend during a 10mi hike last weekend. After my rant she pointed out that in many states it so snowy and cold during the winter that the treadmill is the only alternative for keeping dogs fit (if not their handlers, although they could get on it too). She has a point. I love living in California where even in the worst weather I am happy to take my dogs out for a walk.
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Seems the all of the focus in on doggy fitness right now. I think a lot of teams would benefit from the handlers being more fit. For some reason it is politically ok to say "your dog needs core strength" but it isn't ok to say "you need more core strength."
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It took me awhile but I finally figured out that I was the half of the agility team in need of the physical conditioning, it's not like I ever had to wait for Ricky to catch up to me...it used to make me sigh that all of my agility photos of him his head is turned around looking back wondering where the heck I am as he takes that last jump.
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