Want an awesome training plan?
Imagine having a professional world-calibre coach hand you a set of training plans that covers all the details. So you stop feeling overwhelmed – and you're at your sharpest going into your big event.
The N2N course lays out your big event training plan for you.
And it also helps you lay out your day-to-day training, no matter what your goals are.
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." – Benjamin Franklin
Here's What You’ll Learn
- Organize all the technical agility skills so you cover each competence from foundation to final preparation.
- Stack skills in a progressive order so you build on success.
- Cycle through your training so you feel more energized without burning yourself out or injuring your dog.
- Add pressure to your training sessions to make them more trial-like so you‘re more resilient in competition
- Decide how many repetitions to do and how intense your training should be at a given time.
- Train so that you run a course right the first time—when it counts.
- Practice how to recover instantly from mistakes so you avoid meltdowns.
- Develop an attitude to control performance nerves so you attack the course with enthusiasm.
- Research sequences and challenges so you‘re well-prepared for whatever the judge throws at you.
Plus a BONUS Facebook Group to share video, courses, and drills.
“Kathy’s coaching style has been a very big part of my success in agility. One of her greatest strengths is the ability to give you the mental tools to push thru your ‘glass ceiling’.”
Lynda Caughlin, national champion
Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.
“If you are really serious about improving in agility, not only your handling and teaching skills but also your mental game; there is nobody in dog training that will be able to help you more than Kathy.”
Dante Camacho, 3-time world team member
“Kathy has an uncanny ability to read and understand exactly what every competitor needs in regards to the mental management side of this sport! She is definitely the kind of coach and mentor every athlete deserves!"
Stacy Peardot-Goudy, multi-national and world champion
Common Questions
What is the format?
The course is primarily self-directed with PDFs or video lessons to suit most learning styles. You can ask questions in the comments section below the lessons.
Do I have access to the material after the course?
Yes, for as long as I maintain that website! :) All the material is downloadable as well.
Will I have time?
Yes. The lessons are easy to follow and can be done in less than 15 minutes.
How much space and equipment do I need?
Most of the early lessons can be done with 7 jumps and a tunnel. It is useful to have access to a full set of equipment at least once a week for bigger sequences, especially as you get closer to the big event.
Will this course work with my handling system?
Yes, it’s a flexible plan designed to work with any handling and training system or type of dog/handler team.
Does it just cover agility skills?
The course focuses on planning out your mental, physical, technical and tactical training to optimizinge your performance. It concentrates on organizing your training and pulling all your training together, rather than the specifics of how to train a particular skill.
What skill level is the course aimed at?
The course is for dog and handler teams already competing but struggling to organize their training, and particularly bringing it all together for a specific event. You learn how to plan polish your performance skills.
Can I use the course if I’m not aiming at a big event?
Definitely. The 90 Days to Nationals course teaches you how to plan effective training cycles, which is applicable to all your training, not only preparing for a big event.
Do I have to upload video?
You can ask questions in the forum, but there is no video uploading.
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." Benjamin Franklin