
Bobbie completed the University of Tennessee Certified Canine Fitness Trainer program to earn a CCFT certification and also completed the certification program for Canine Fitness through the Companion Animal Sciences Institute. In addition, Bobbie is a Karen Pryor Academy Faculty member...
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Focus on Jumping
Bobbie LyonsSelf-Study Course
Learn specific exercises that will help your dog jump with less effort, but more power and fluid motion. This class will improve your dog's muscle engagement, strength, and overall understanding of how to use his whole body—not just power from the rear—to efficiently take a jump. You will work on in......

Plan a WOW Winter for Your Agility Dog - A Training Summit
Karen Holik, Kathy Keats, Bobbie Lyons, Lisa Schmit, Tracy SklenarOn-Demand Training Summit
Winter might be icy and cold where you live, but that doesn't mean you can't train your agility dog! It just takes a little planning! Plan for a Wow Winter with Karen Holik, Kathy Keats, Bobbie Lyons, Lisa Schmit, and Tracy Sklenar. Each instructor shares a presentation full of activities that you c......

Posture Evaluation and How it Affects Exercise and Sport Performance
Bobbie LyonsOn-Demand Webinar
Posture is not the same as structure. Posture refers to the way a dog holds their body when they are moving and when they are not moving (such as sitting or standing). It's essentially how the body aligns with gravity and how the muscles support the bones. Good posture involves maintaining a natural......

Rear End Awareness for Rear End Power
Bobbie LyonsSelf-Study Course
Dog’s typically distribute 60% of their weight to the front limbs and 40% to the rear limbs. Shifting more weight to the rear is key to improving your dog's rear end awareness. If the dog does not have weight distributed to their rear feet, then they are relying too heavily on their front limbs. Man......