I am excited to have a fantastic line-up of seminars in 2012. New additions at client requests include:

Anatomy of the Canine Athlete, a three hour class that includes basic anatomy and how the bones, muscles, and ligaments work together to create a canine athlete. I highly recommend buying the book, Canine Anatomy: A Coloring Atlas by Dr. Kainer if you learn like I do...with the hands.

Hounds, Hoops, Tricks & Games, a class taught by Ashley Foster, CPDT-KA, that teaches you how to utilize that fitness equipment for more than core stability exercises.

Nutrition Seminar, taught by Julie Churchill, DVM, PhD Small Animal Nutrition. I brought her in at client requirest and since the most common questions I cannot answer are nutrition questions. Dr. Churchill is a research scientist who brings us a morning seminar for veterinarians and an afternoon seminar for dog lovers.

Athletic Conditioning for Rehabilitation Therapists, a seminar only for rehabilitation professionals that will bring Canine Fitness Zone content to states beyond Colorado.

As always, your feedback builds this business. If you have a seminar idea or simply some feedback that would improve Canine Fitness Zone seminars, physical therapy treatments, or conditioning programs, please don't hesitate to contact me. Your feedback is always greatly appreciated.

Enjoy the holidays!

Sasha