
Mixed Messages: Getting Clear on Your Body Language when Training for Sport
She peered down at her dog lovingly, shoulders tilted slightly so she could grab his eyes with hers and hold them. “Au pied,” she called in a strong tone that
She peered down at her dog lovingly, shoulders tilted slightly so she could grab his eyes with hers and hold them. “Au pied,” she called in a strong tone that
She stood atop of the massive metal bleachers, her puppy triumphantly standing on one of the rows, as she called down to me. “Aren’t you going to socialize your puppy?”
I stared blankly at the screen. Rewind, split video, delete, play. Wash, rinse, repeat. I was editing a video project, and for the umpteenth time, I let the lecture I was
It was hot. A sweltering 90 degrees in the heat of the day, and the fact that the air remained motionless, the breeze taking the afternoon off, made standing in
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The puppy tugged hard, trying with all of his might to rip the toy from his owner’s hands. He growled and he thrashed, trying everything he knew in a
“Au pied”, I quietly commanded my dog. It is the French version of the heel command, and with my words, my dog snapped into position. The onlookers formed a semicircle
“Take the dog off the lead!” he shouted from the sidelines of the field, exasperated with my seeming inexperience. “She’s not ready,” I retorted as my dog stared at the decoy,
The puppy barreled towards me. As he caught a glimpse of the toy in my hand, he was barely able to keep his own massive paws from tripping him as