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Adjustable A-frame Stride Regulator
Justerbar stegregulator för A-frame som hjälper dig att forma hundens stegmönster och tassplacering vid träning av running contacts.
- Hjälper dig forma hundens stegmönster på A-frame vid träning av running contacts
- Påverkar var hunden tar sina steg och ger dig ett konkret verktyg för att arbeta med tassplaceringen
- Justerbar bredd gör regulatorn enkel att anpassa och placera där du behöver den
- Snabb att flytta mellan repetitionerna när hundens stegmönster utvecklas
- Sitter stabilt över A-frame så att du kan fokusera på träningen istället för att justera utrustningen
SKU: ACC-RZEX
Forma stegmönstret steg för steg och bygg mer konsekventa running contacts på A-frame.
Description
Agility Level Adjustable A-frame Stride Regulator is a training aid for those working on the dog's stride pattern on the A-frame. The regulator is placed across the obstacle and creates a clear reference that the dog needs to adapt its stride to. The principle behind an A-frame stride regulator is to help the dog learn a specific stride pattern over the obstacle. By changing the placement of the regulator, the handler can work on where the dog takes its steps and thus gradually shape the desired movement pattern. This is the same principle of use that Clip and Go describes for its corresponding A-frame regulator. For running contacts During running contacts, we want the dog to continue moving over the contact zone without stopping, while the paws hit the contact zone. The stride regulator is used as a physical reference in training. The placement is chosen based on the dog's individual stride pattern and can then be changed as training progresses. It is therefore not a target that shows the dog where to put its paws. The regulator is instead used to influence how the dog distributes its strides over the A-frame. Adjustable construction Agility Level's model has a telescopic construction that allows the regulator's length to be adjusted. Once the correct setting has been selected, it is fixed with a quick-lock which, according to the manufacturer, prevents unintentional movement when the dog passes. This also makes the regulator easy to move and adjust when you want to change the training setup. Why use a stride regulator? Running contacts are not just about speed. The dog's stride length and stride pattern affect where the paws land when the dog passes the contact zone. A stride regulator gives you a concrete training tool to work on just this. Clip and Go describes the purpose of the corresponding product as helping the dog learn a specific stride pattern on the A-frame. Advantages Developed for A-frame Training aid for stride patterns Useful for running contacts Telescopically adjustable Quick-lock for selected setting Easy to move and adjust Lightweight construction Requires no complicated tools for adjustment Product Information Type: Stride regulator for agility Obstacle: A-frame Function: Aid for training stride patterns and paw placement Adjustment: Telescopic Locking: Quick-lock Area of use: Contact equipment training/running contacts Construction: Lightweight, adjustable construction Care Instructions Wipe the regulator after use if it has become wet or dirty. Keep the telescopic parts free from sand, gravel, and other dirt so that the adjustment works smoothly. Check the locking mechanism regularly. Store the regulator in a dry place when not in use. Check before each training session that the regulator is correctly fixed and that no parts are damaged.
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