Want to improve your dog's performance on Contacts, Weaves and Jumps?

Teach your dog Body Awareness!

Rear End Awareness for Agility Dogs – Now open for enrollment

Transform your dog from “body oblivious” to “self-aware superstar” and watch his skills on the agility course soar!

If you grabbed the free eBook, you know what to teach, now learn the best way to teach it in the shortest amount of time.

My dog NEEDS rear end awareness!

"My dog is not dropping bars as much and is hitting his running contacts more since we have been practicing his hind end awareness. He went an entire day at a trial with zero bars [down]! I'm amazed at how much it has helped him!"

-Melanie

YOUR MISSION

Your dog needs to know where his feet are for safe and proficient performance of the contacts, weaves, and jumps. Wouldn't you love to have fewer knocked bars, better contacts, and more efficient weaves?

Your mission: Build your foundation for rear end awareness in your agility dog through canine conditioning exercises that are fun to teach, fun for the dog and that will improve your dog's agility performance. Three weeks of learning = a lifetime of better safety, health, and skills.

Dog with front feet on an overturned feed bowl

Canine conditioning isn’t just fitness – it’s:

Injury prevention

Mental stimulation

Muscle Strength

Balance

And yes...proprioception (body awareness)

Enroll now (it's a great year-round activity) and enjoy the convenience of having an online course where you can review and re-watch on YOUR schedule AND get support from an instructor!

Three recorded coaching calls to guide you through the exercises

12 ALL NEW step-by-step training videos that make it easy to teach each exercise

Printable downloads of accompanying materials so you can follow along, take notes, and remember the concepts

Plus bonus materials when you complete certain tasks (click-treat for people!)

Tons of value, tons of fun

Three recorded coaching calls let you watch on your schedule and hear answers to the most common questions
12 step-by-step training videos so you can efficiently train the exercises, and easily review the instructions
Printable downloads so you can take notes, review concepts, and remember what to do
Surprise bonus rewards for humans keep you motivated and on track
Instructor support for questions inside the private Facebook group OR the course itself

At checkout, you'll have the opportunity to grab the Rear End Awareness for Agility Dogs Course Workbook at a special price (not sold separately)!

This fantastic resource includes fitness assessments, step-by-step training checklists, daily training pages, notes, and more...so you can get the most out of the course and your future canine conditioning program

Join Now - Just $65

From Lorrie:

Hi!

I’m Lorrie Reynolds, owner of Maximum Fun Dog Sports and longtime dog sport competitor. Dog owners like you have been coming to me since 2005 to help them teach agility, tricks, family obedience, and canine conditioning. My teaching assistants (canine) and I live in dog-friendly Colorado.

I’ve been extremely blessed with talented and willing teammates, who are always eager to play so we can demonstrate skills and exercises.

I love working with students of all levels and abilities. Having some physical challenges of my own, I enjoy figuring out how to make things work for individual teams and providing one-on-one interactions so you never feel like "one in a pack of thousands".

Why this course was created

Have you ever:

Reached for a glass without looking?
Walked up stairs without watching your feet?
Instinctively moved out of the way of your overly-rambunctious dog?

Those activities rely on our ability to “know” where our limbs are in relation to objects around us and to the rest of our body.

Dogs need that too! But most dogs are “front wheel drive” – where the front paws go, the rest follows.

This course is based on one of the most popular articles on my website “12 Rear End Awareness Exercises for Agility Dogs.” An instructor friend of mine asked if I would put together a course based on the article. He has noticed, (like I did), that many agility dogs are unaware that they even have rear feet, which gets in the way of their performance on the course, causing knocked bars, missed contacts, and sloppy weaves. You need a way to help your dog "find his footing". Give your dog the gift of health, safety, and fitness with this course.

What people are saying about Rear End Awareness for Agility Dogs

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This is a program that I hope EVERY one of my training clients will take advantage of. Whether you are looking for “running” contacts or need “stopped” contacts, this is the information that will help you!

-Jeff

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My dog is not an agility dog, but very sporty. His rear legs needed coordination and he became better! Nice videos and explanation! Thank you! We will keep on training these exercises!

-Simone

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My dog is not dropping bars as much and is hitting his running contacts more since we have been practicing his hind end awareness. He went an entire day at a trial with zero bars [down]! I'm amazed at how much it has helped him!