| Gone To The Dogs presents: Featuring: Joanne Lang MCMT In this hands-on seminar learn more about canine muscular and skeletal structure as well as how this affects movement. You will learn to identify structural weaknesses and strengths in your dog that will help you identify when your dog is tired or weak and should not be exercised to help prevent injuries. You will learn advanced exercises for improving your dog’s motion, balance and performance. We will assess the structure of each attendee dog together and provide you with information on improving your dog’s specific structure, strength and performance. We incorporate exercise equipment to stimulate your dog mentally and physically. This will help your dog understand and use its body in a more balanced way. Although the focus is on athletic dogs, all dogs and owners can benefit from this seminar. The exercises can: help puppies to establish correct movement patterns before they start athletic jobs, help your show dog shine in the ring and help you to bond with your non-athletic pet.
Cost: Contact: Learn from an expert Past participants have said:
With Joanne Lang, MCMT In this seminar we will expand on earlier seminars on canine skeletal and muscular structure. We will learn more about the different phases of exercise and how to get the most out of the time spent preparing your canine for competition. We will elaborate how to identify structural weaknesses and strengths. We will also identify when your dog is tired and weak should not be exercised to help prevent injuries. We will continue your education on correcting problems with your dog’s motion. You will also learn many more exercises for improving your dog’s structure, balance and performance that can be used at home and with agility equipment. In the last seminar we learned how to assess the structure of your dog. The next seminar (September 2008) will provide you with information on improving your dog’s specific structure and performance. We will continue to incorporate exercise equipment to stimulate your dog mentally and physically. This will help your dog understand and use its body in a more balanced way. This will reduce potential injuries and improve your dog’s agility and willingness to perform. Our goal is to keep your canine athlete functioning at it’s best so you can participate in the sports you both enjoy. One-on-one working session with Joanne Lang on learning your dog’s strengths and weaknesses.
Learn from an expert Past participants have said: Cost: Working Seminar Participant (limited to 15 people – 2 dogs per person) $150. Auditor (limited to 10 people-no dogs) $75. Send a non-refundable $50 along with the registration form below to reserve your spot. The remaining $100 for a working slot and $25 for an auditing slot must be mailed by September 1, 2008. Send form below with check made payable to WDTC to Vicki Schmidt, P.O. Box 184, Mulvane, KS 67110-0184. FMI: (316) 777-9151 or email seminars@wichitadogtraining.org Substitutions may be made at any time before the first day of the program. Confirmation, travel and lodging information will be mailed.
With Joanne Lang, MCMT A unique workshop designed to help handlers condition their canine athletes for agility performance.
Learn from an expert Past participants have said: Make this memorable experience part of your next canine symposium. Call today for workshop details, videos and scheduling information 877-669-3929 Advanced Seminars in Canine Conditioning are available to participants who have taken the Beginning Seminar. More extensive conditioning exercises will be practiced in relation to theory of canine structure and movement. |
Canine Conditioning Workshop
The Lang Institute For Canine Massage & The Wichita Dog Training Club Presents: BEGINNING/ADVANCED EXERCISES FOR YOUR CANINE ATHLETE
