Conditioning and Injury Prevention for Canine Athletes, Saturday January 22nd
Learn how to prevent career ending injuries and optimize conditioning by integrating research-based
exercises into your dog’s fitness program. Sign up for the entire day and walk away with a comprehensive fitness program
or choose individual seminars based on your dog’s needs.
8am: Building a Fitness Program
10am: Core Stabilization Exercises
12:30pm: Front Limb Injury Prevention for Athletes
2:30pm: Rear Limb Injury Prevention for Athletes
4pm: The Healthy Way to Stretch Your Dog
Individual
Biomechanical Movement Assessments & Sports Physicals, Sunday January 23rd
For agility competitiors, many commonly accepted canine 'faults' including
missed jumps, popping weave poles, and blowing turns may be caused from muscle weakness and/or tightness. For
rally and obedience competitiors, inconsistent 'sits' or delayed 'attention' can be due to muscle tightness.
For conformation competitors, top line issues and decreased reach or drive may be due to weak core musculature.
A physical therapy movement assessment will help determine the root cause of the problem and then provide exercises that can
help remedy the issues.
8am - 5pm, every hour
on the hour
