Using Linda's "Skills Drills" sequences, originally seen in Clean Run Magazine in 2012, you'll be challenged to perform a variety of cue combinations, which will provide you with a skills checklist.

This one-time course is all about Blind Crosses! From foundation to application on course, learn how to appropriately incorporate blind crosses in to your skill set. As with all things, balance is key.

No program is complete if you’re not paying attention to the mental aspects of the game! In this course, we’ll go through a step-by-step process that will help you not only solidify your goals for training and competition, but will help you find your joy and maximize your enjoyment of the sport with your canine partner.

This class will help make sure your young dog has the necessary skills to be a great agility dog! Suitable for those dogs who have already done tricks and such, this class is more specifically directed at foundation agility training – on jumping skills and handling in particular. So, your dog should be at least 10-11 months of age.

TRAINING MOVEMENT, NOT MUSCLES - A Human Conditioning & Fitness Class Taught by Kristin Rosenbach, ATC, STOTT PILATES Certified Instructor. This class is designed to help you take your conditioning program to the next level. Together with Kristin, this class will start you down the road toward better handling as well as better physical fitness.

TRAINING MOVEMENT, NOT MUSCLES - A Human Conditioning & Fitness Class Taught by Kristin Rosenbach, ATC, STOTT PILATES Certified Instructor. This 9-week class is designed to help you improve your speed, efficiency and confidence changing directions as you guide your dog through a course. We will build upon the fundamental movements and exercises learned in Functional Fitness for Agility Handlers to challenge your ability to move your feet effectively and confidently while still allowing you to support your dog with good handling.

K9 Conditioning I will get you started learning how to design an exercise and conditioning program for your dog – and K9 Conditioning II will pick up where K9 Conditioning I left off. These two classes are part of a comprehensive array of classes offered at the Daisy Peel Online Classroom, and fit in with the mental management, foundation, handling, and human conditioning classes!

This 9-week course will teach your dog the proper use of his feet. Enhanced proprioception (the dog’s ability to know where their body is in space) improves quick direction changes when necessary in agility and other sports; and will fine-tune coordination skills so that the dog can perform physical activities accurately and consistently.

PRECISION HANDLING CLASS -  Taught by Daisy Peel Don’t have access to regular instruction? Want regular instruction to supplement the classes you may already be taking? In this class, you’ll get eight assignments, and typically you’ll have a week to complete each assignment, which will be a sequence or set of...

Looking for feedback on International Style Challenges? Looking for more of a challenge? This class is more challenging than the Precision Handling Class! In this class, you’ll get eight assignments, and typically you’ll have a week to complete each assignment, which will be a sequence or set of sequences to work on.

Running Contacts aren't for everybody, but if you're up to the challenge, you can get help here! Following sound training principles, Daisy will outline how to get your dog started toward really fun running contacts! Start from the ground up, literally. Dogs should be at least 10-11 months of age.

This 9-week course continue where RUNNING CONTACTS I left off. Your dog should be doing at least a half height, full length dogwalk. In this class, we will finish raising the height of the dogwalk, working on entrance and exit angles, and we will address handling of the running dogwalk on course.

Taught by Helen Grinnell King. The most difficult thing for most people to see on a dog are the angles. Really, its just a matter of training your eye til it becomes second nature. With the methods Helen uses, you will learn to see angles on everything from cats to dogs to animals in the zoo. Helen says she can’t look at any four legged creature without checking out the angles and how they are put together.