These exercises string together longer sequences and require you to execute skills we have worked on in a simulated course setting in preparation for the big trials.

These sequences feature some tricky technical turns and world-class challenges, working on wraps and sliding between and behind obstacles.

The sequences work on collection into the weave poles.

There are a number of discriminations in these challenges as well as opportunities to work turns off the A-frame.

These sequences focus on finding the best line for your dog and the best way to turn around a jump.

Jumps on an unusual slant or angle can play havoc with your run. This drill works on awkward lines and turns with jumps on difficult angles.

These sequences present multiple handling options. Try them all and not just the options that are comfortable for you.

These sequences allow you to work on stuffing dogs through gaps, around standards, and into weave pole entrances.

Don’t get burned this holiday season by a judge who likes to set up the push-through (also called a push-behind) as a challenge!

Not only will you be practicing remembering sequences that have repeating sections, you will be working on different types of entrances, exits, and crosses at tunnels.