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JAG presents
Video Analysis Clinic
with Chris Parker
Get out your camcorder & tape your runs! JAG is offering a video
analysis session with Chris Parker on Thursday June 30 from 6:30 -
9:30 PM.
Chris will be reviewing videos of your agility runs and/or training
sessions to offer you advice and diagnosis of problems in both your
handling and your dogs understanding of the game. She'll be looking
for strengths and weakness in both dog and handler, analyzing
handlers clarity of cues, dogs direction, contact, weaving and
jumping form as well as stride analysis. Chris will also help you
understand in easy to understand terms what is required of the
handler and dog in order to make your runs more successful. You'll
also learn what to look for when reveiwing your own videos.
This is a Group session. Your reviews will be shared with all that
attend so EVERYONE can learn more about handling and dog locomotion.
Don't have a videotaped run of yourself or a little camera shy?
You're still welcome and attend and learn .... Since this is a group
session, you can learn a lot from watching reviews of other people's
runs.
During this Three Hour Clinic, we expect that 20-30 Videos will be
reviewed. More than one run will be reviewed per handler as
availability permits.
It is preferred, for best feedback that the video should include
handler AND dog in as tight a frame as possible.
Recommend level is Open/Advanced and Above; however JAG members at
the NOVICE LEVEL are welcome
To Register
Contact Sue Rissmiller, 732 244-3728, missmollydo@aol.com
LIMIT 20
Cost: $10 Members, $30 Assoc Members, $50 NonMembers
Location: Sunrise Suites in Tinton Falls, 6:30 - 9:30 PM
Opens to Members/Assoc Members NOW
Opens to Non members on Tues June 7
Sign Up with Sue: missmollydo@aol.com
BIO
Chris Parker has been involved with dogs since 1980. She has trained
and participated in many canine performance events including agility,
obedience, field, herding, tracking, conformation, flyball, earthdog,
freestyle, disc dog and road dog. Working full time running her own
dog agility training school, Speedoggie LLC, Chris teaches private,
group lessons, workshops, seminars, camps and lectures
internationally. She has written articles for agility and obedience
publications and has been published multiple times in the
international agility magazine "Clean Run", as well as on top agility
internet web sites and in national breed club newsletters.
Chris' training methods focus on positive reinforcement for both dogs
and handlers and are specifically designed to bring teams to their
full potential by customizing training plans and focusing on handling
maneuvers that best benefit each individual team. Know for her
originality, creativity and flexibility in dog training, Chris
specializes in everything from fast dog handling skills to training
for the focused and motivationally challenged, from Border Collies to
hard to train dogs including problem solving and handlers/dogs with
physical limitations. Chris encourages handlers to work outside their
comfort zone utilizing handling maneuvers that best fit the needs of
each team to improving their overall performance and proficiency.
Keeping the focus on fun, play and praise, Chris' enthusiasm for the
sport is contagious and all efforts of both dog and handler are
rewarded.
Chris has worked with well over one hundred different breeds of dogs
and her students have received thousands of titles including Agility
Championships in AKC, USDAA, NADAC and UKC. Along with ranking
nationally in their respected breeds and in overall national
rankings, Chris' students have also qualified, competed and won
regional and national tournaments, qualified to participate in the
AKC World Team Tryouts, and have been selected to represent the USA
on the AKC World Agility Team.
Chris is also a well-respected breeder of some of the countries top
agility Border Collies. Puppies from Chris' litters have won rounds
at both AKC and USDAA Nationals and won the USDAA World Steeplechase
Championships. Two of Chris' puppies placed 1st and 3rd in multiple
rounds, with one winning the overall at the AKC World Team Tryouts
securing a spot on the AKC World Agility Team.
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