In this episode (24:40)
Why is it sometimes so difficult to make changes in your handling? In this episode, Sarah and Esteban apply the concept of homeostasis to dog agility, and explain how you can “reset” your agility equilibrium.
You Will Learn
- The definition of homeostasis.
- How to leave jumps sooner.
- A helpful tip for handlers who “body block” their dogs on down contacts.
- How to get ahead while your dog is weaving.
- The real secret behind Romeo and Juliet’s love affair.
Mentioned
- Episode 46: Expanding Your Comfort Zone
- How Your Mindset Affects Your Agility Performance
- Episode 65: Recognizing Artificial Limitations
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