A webinar for succeeding in dog agility: How to train effectively by yourself

A 30-minute webinar for all agility handlers! Links for more FREE content can be found below.
"Succeeding in dog agility: How to train effectively by yourself"
We are so excited to have you join our webinar "Succeeding in dog agility: How to train effectively by yourself." Training agility on your own can be a challenge! Some people find it hard to get motivated or know what to train. It can also feel more difficult to critique yourself and come up with suggestions for improvement. However, sometimes we don’t have a choice but to train by ourselves; and it’s actually one of the best ways to learn more about YOUR team!
OneMind Dogs Coach Niki Drage first learned the OneMind Dogs method all by herself, studying online and training in her yard. Niki will share her main tips for training by yourself, building motivation and routines, and how to listen to your best ever coach - your dog! While Niki loves sharing training sessions with friends, she makes the most significant discoveries and improvements when training alone and focusing on herself and her dog.
In the webinar we'll cover these topics:
- How to train agility in your home or backyard?
- How to build routines and stay motivated?
- How to critique yourself and adapt your training plan?
- How to use online programs and coaching effectively?
- How to get feedback remotely?
- What do we mean by saying the dog is the best coach?
- How to keep the training exciting and fun for your dog?
- How to replicate the feeling of a competition?
After the webinar, we will send you a series of emails that deep-dive into the tips we discussed during the webinar, so please make sure to sign up for the emails here: www.oneminddogs.com/webinar-t...
Learn more about OneMind Dogs and the method by downloading our eBook here: www.oneminddogs.com/definite-...
About the presenter:
Niki Drage
OneMind Dogs Coach
app.oneminddogs.com/coaches/Niki-Drage
Niki is an Australian OneMind Dogs Coach and the head of the customer experience at OneMind Dogs. She has been competing in agility for more than 15 years with a large variety of dogs. She has 3 retired Agility Champions and two dogs competing currently, as well as two young kids who she is hoping will come on board as junior handlers when they are a bit older. Niki presents OneMind Dogs seminars in Australia and overseas. She has taught hundreds of students and loves her job.