I don't know how creative you all may be when practicing jump sequences, but I am lacking in that department. I can set up some serpentines or threadles, but after that I don't really know what I should practice. I found this jump sequence creater where you can make different courses for yourself just using as little as four jumps. They even give choices on the different types of jumps you can practice, including wraps and 270s. You can have them set up the sequence for you, or you can pick and choose your own.

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Clean run is coming out with a lovely new compilation of their "alphabet drills" - you might want to look into that too! You get a free CD demonstrating the drills if you pre-order before July 25th.

 

http://www.cleanrun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Pr...

That is an interesting take on jumps! Very neat.

Very cool!  Wish I had a fenced back yard.   I was practicing going out and staying close around trees in the park and Jack loved it so much he was saying "Rghrgh" around the trees.   If I could set up little jumps at home he'd have a blast. 

 

I used to ride horses so seeing combinations and stuff is almost second nature to me;  agility is sort of taken from the jumper ring of equestrian sports.  Do I take the tighter turn and lose forward momentum but travel a shorter distance?  Or do I take the longer run and gain speed but also distance?  Same concept, different critter....

I wish I had a back yard too. As of right now I drag all my agility stuff out to our apartment's tennis court. When I want to set up the weave poles it can take me 3-4 trips back and forth before I get everything out there. It's a lot of work, but it is fun to see Baxter have a good time.

 

That's really cool. I bet there are a lot concepts in common. Just think of them as little horses.

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