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Operation Actually Improve
Feb. 19th, 2011 02:57 pmI do like winter, but after awhile the cold really starts to get to me. That would be this month. Fortunately the weather this week has been freakishly nice, renewing my spirit and my motivation. Today is beautiful.
Panic found a cave.
And a nice blue ball that had "Allison" written on it. Oh, sorry about your ball Allison. On the bright side it's a lot easier to put in your mouth when it is deflated.
Inspired by the awesome weather, my idiocy as a trainer and handler lately (I mean, come one what is this crap? www.youtube.com/watch ), and![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
brisbeethewhite's operation with Haku, I am instituting Operation Actually Improve at Agility. That means, shocker, actually practicing agility instead of expecting long walks in the woods to translate to agility skills, actually trying to improve my fitness level by running four times a week, and generally just making a conscious effort to improve my skills and Panic's.
I'm not really sure how we can improve as a team, but I know we CAN--we are obviously not at the height of our game--and if I just keep fine tuning our skills and trying to move forward I think I will see a lot of improvement. So far I'm doing well with all of this--actually having a plan and putting it into action feels good and I feel better already.
Mostly though I'm doing this because the next run we'll have in competition will be ISC mid March, and well I don't really want to go out there and look like an idiot. ;)
Panic found a cave.
And a nice blue ball that had "Allison" written on it. Oh, sorry about your ball Allison. On the bright side it's a lot easier to put in your mouth when it is deflated.
Inspired by the awesome weather, my idiocy as a trainer and handler lately (I mean, come one what is this crap? www.youtube.com/watch ), and
brisbeethewhite's operation with Haku, I am instituting Operation Actually Improve at Agility. That means, shocker, actually practicing agility instead of expecting long walks in the woods to translate to agility skills, actually trying to improve my fitness level by running four times a week, and generally just making a conscious effort to improve my skills and Panic's. I'm not really sure how we can improve as a team, but I know we CAN--we are obviously not at the height of our game--and if I just keep fine tuning our skills and trying to move forward I think I will see a lot of improvement. So far I'm doing well with all of this--actually having a plan and putting it into action feels good and I feel better already.
Mostly though I'm doing this because the next run we'll have in competition will be ISC mid March, and well I don't really want to go out there and look like an idiot. ;)