Advanced agility games covers very wide range of agility skills. It can be your way into more advanced agility, help when you are re-visiting your foundations or just a place full of ideas for training.

First 5 lessons are all about typical agility challenges. Every lesson contains 3 parts. A short exercise that explains how you start teaching that technical element, an advanced version of that exercise and a longer course that includes the element in question, so you can test your dog and yourself and see if there is still something to improve. Both beginning and advanced exercises come with a written description and a video example. The last lesson offers course maps with multiple challenges.
Throughout the course there is a possibility to discuss contacts and slalom. As it is not a true contact/slalom class, there are no descriptions about how to start, but you can post your issues or training  progress here and get my tips on how to improve/proceed.

All together there are 6 lessons. I will publish a new one every two weeks. So 12 weeks in total. During this time, you can post as often as you want. After those 12 weeks you can keep sending 1 video per week (total duration 3min) for the next two months, so I can help with things that take more time.

IMPORTANT: This course is designed in a way that provides challenges for all participants, no matter how far along in training they are. It doesn’t mean you have to do it all to successfully finish the class. Start with what your dog can do and build it up based on how old/experienced/driven the dog is. The basic idea behind this class is to give you training ideas and options for exploring. I always keep my training very personal - so if you have any specific about space/obstacle availability/level of experience I can modify the exercises for you. 

This class is appropriate for dogs that are at least 9 months old and don’t have any major motivational issues. (If you struggle with those, I strongly recommend you start with Let’s play and Let’s play agility) It is also a good “back to basics” for any dog, no matter how old and experienced.

Most short sequences can be done with 6 jumps and 2 tunnels. (can be modified), while some of the courses include all obstacles.