Fenzi Dog Sports Academy - CC470: Beyond The Peanut: PLATFORMS For Fitness

Course Details

Who needs a peanut? A platform (or 2) is all you need for this fitness class! There are more exercises than you thought imaginable, 20 in total. Learn great exercises for every dog whether you are looking to improve your ring presence in conformation, increase body awareness and strength for your agility dog, get crisp position transitions in obedience or looking to introduce a new, fun activity. You will be able to create a complete strength fitness routine after taking this class.

Instructor: Leslie Eide, DVM

Leslie Eide (she/her) graduated from Colorado State University’s veterinary school in 2006. She completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine in Albuquerque, NM. She continued her education by becoming certified in canine rehabilitation through the Canine Rehab Institute...(Click here for full bio and to view Leslie's upcoming courses)

Syllabus

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Pre Class Materials: Magnetizing the Platform

Assignments:

Building Reinforcement Zone

Week 1: Lecture: Positions

Assignments:

Stand

Sit

Down

Week 2: Lecture: Targets

Assignments:

Front Paws

Rear Paws

Left Side

Right Side

Week 3: Lecture: Beginning Transitions

Assignments:

Tuck Sit To Kick back Stand

Rock Back Sit To Push Forward Stand

Down To Stand

Week 4: Lecture: Beginning Combinations

Assignments:

Front Pivots

Rear Pivots

Play Bow To Stand

Week 5: Lecture: Movement

Assignments:

Side Steps

Walk Backwards

Week 6: Lecture: Advanced Transitions

Assignments:

Bridge Circles

Hop

Hiccup

Bonus:

Assignments:

Down Sit Stand Down

Front Paw Target - Rear Paw Target - Front Paw Target - Rear Paw Target

Prerequisites and Equipment

Set Up - Ideally you have 1 to 2 platforms that are an appropriate size for your dog. I prefer that the platform is stable, but you can introduce some unstable platforms as the class progresses. There are many commercially available platforms, but you can also make your own. You can be creative. The smaller the dog, the smaller the platform should be. Your dog should be able to stand in a normal stacked position on the platform and the platform should be not be more than a couple inches wider than your dog. Examples of different set ups will be included in the class.

Registration

There are no scheduled sessions for this class at this time. We update our schedule frequently, so please subscribe to our mailing list for notifications.

Registration will open at 10:00am Pacific Time

CC470 Subscriptions

	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Tuition	$ 260.00	$ 130.00	$ 65.00
Enrollment Limits	12	25	Unlimited
Access all course lectures and materials	✔	✔	✔
Access to discussion and homework forums	✔	✔	✔
Read all posted questions and answers	✔	✔	✔
Watch all posted videos	✔	✔	✔
Post general questions to Discussion forum	✔	✔	✖
Submit written assignments	✔	✖	✖
Post dog specific questions	✔	With video only	✖
Post videos	✔	Up to 2	✖
Receive instructor feedback on	Questions All videos	Questions All videos	✖

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CC470: Beyond The Peanut: PLATFORMS For Fitness

CC470: Beyond The Peanut: PLATFORMS For Fitness

Course Details

Syllabus

Prerequisites and Equipment

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Registration

There are no scheduled sessions for this class at this time. We update our schedule frequently, so please subscribe to our mailing list for notifications.

Registration will open at 10:00am Pacific Time

CC470 Subscriptions

Gold

Silver

Bronze