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In this episode, Lindsey Elizabeth Cortez talks with Dr. Kate Edwards, a physical therapist and orthopedic specialist, about the complexities of nutrition for female athletes and the societal pressures they face. The conversation delves into Dr. Kate's new app, RUNsource, designed to offer runners comprehensive resources and support. They discuss the significance of having a supportive network for nutrition, mental health, and injury prevention, and how this app can help runners of all levels. The episode also touches on the importance of alternative coping mechanisms beyond running, the science behind common runner injuries, and the need for tailored resources in the athletic world. 01:18 Meet Dr. Kate Edwards 01:28 Kate's Journey and Episode 73 Recap 02:11 New Content and Dr. Kate's Background 04:38 The Birth of Fast Bananas and RUNsource 05:49 The Importance of Specialized Care for Runners 10:04 Features of the RUNsource App 17:30 Tailored Programs for Every Runner 22:22 Emotional Connection to Running 22:53 Personal Struggles and Running as a Stress Reliever 23:27 The Importance of Balanced Training 26:08 Exploring Alternative Stress Relievers 27:29 Running as a Universal Sport 30:15 Common Injuries and Prevention 35:18 RUNsource App Features and Benefits 39:02 Conclusion and Additional Resources Dr. Kate Mihevc Edwards is a highly accomplished physical therapist and board-certified orthopedic specialist with over 15 years of experience in sports medicine and orthopedics. As the founder of Precision Performance and Physical Therapy in Atlanta, GA, and the creator of Fast Bananas RUNsource, a cutting-edge app designed specifically for runners, Kate has dedicated her career to optimizing performance, preventing injuries, and enhancing the biomechanics of runners at all levels—from beginners to Olympians. A published author and sought-after speaker, she blends the latest research with actionable insights to empower athletes to achieve their personal best while staying healthy and resilient. Connect with Dr. Kate Mihevc Edwards on Instagram: @fastbananasrun @katemihevcedwards @precisionpt_atl Find her website at: https://www.fastbananas.com/ For more information about the show head to: www.FemaleAthleteNutritionPodcast.com or email: info@femaleathletenutritionpodcast.com To work with Lindsey on improving your nutrition head to: www.RiseUpNutritionRUN.com or email: Lindsey.RiseUpNutrition@gmail.com
Navigating the world of education can feel overwhelming, but it's also an opportunity to create a path that truly fits your family. In this episode, Dr. Elana and her husband, Anthony, share their family's transformative journey through various schooling options—public school, homeschool, pods, and a hybrid model. They reveal how aligning their family values of freedom, flexibility, and connection shaped their decisions and ultimately empowered their children to thrive. You'll learn key lessons on evaluating schooling options, adapting to change, and finding balance between what works for your child and your family as a whole. Whether you're exploring homeschool for the first time, looking for alternatives to traditional education, or simply curious about how to make schooling decisions more intentional, this episode will inspire and empower you to take the next step confidently. Topics Covered In This Episode: Homeschooling vs. public school options Flexible education for families Building adaptability in children Personalized learning approaches at home Choosing the right school fit Show Notes: Click here to learn more about Dr. Elana Roumell's Doctor Mom Membership, a membership designed for moms who want to be their child's number one health advocate! Click here to learn more about Steph Greunke, RD's Substack Mindset + Metabolism where women can learn how to nourish their bodies, hit their health and body composition goals, and become the most vibrant version of themselves. Listen to today's episode on our website This Episode's Sponsors Enjoy the health benefits of PaleoValley's products such as their supplements, superfood bars and meat sticks. Receive 15% off your purchase by heading to paleovalley.com/doctormom Discover for yourself why Needed is trusted by women's health practitioners and mamas alike to support optimal pregnancy outcomes. Try their 4 Part Complete Nutrition plan which includes a Prenatal Multi, Omega-3, Collagen Protein, and Pre/Probiotic. To get started, head to thisisneeded.com, and use code DOCTORMOM20 for 20% off Needed's Complete Plan! Active Skin Repair is a must-have for everyone to keep themselves and their families healthy and clean. Keep a bottle in the car to spray your face after removing your mask, a bottle in your medicine cabinet to replace your toxic first aid products, and one in your outdoor pack for whatever life throws at you. Use code DOCTORMOM to receive 20% off your order + free shipping (with $35 minimum purchase). Visit BLDGActive.com to order. Anthony owns a private gym in San Diego, CA called the Center for Balanced Training while balancing his role as a stay at home homeschool Dad. Anthony can often be found tricking on the slackline, rolling on Jiu-Jitsu mats, snow boarding, skate boarding, or teaching his kids all of his many hobbies... or some combination of the above! His enthusiasm is contagious and leaves a positive energy with you all day long. INTRODUCE YOURSELF to Steph and Dr. Elana on Instagram. They can't wait to meet you! @stephgreunke @drelanaroumell Please remember that the views and ideas presented on this podcast are for informational purposes only. All information presented on this podcast is for informational purposes and not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a healthcare provider. Consult with your healthcare provider before starting any diet, supplement regimen, or to determine the appropriateness of the information shared on this podcast, or if you have any questions regarding your treatment plan.
Send us a textWe're excited to welcome Andrew Menter, Founder and CEO of Physmodo, to In The Zone. Andrew's journey embodies resilience and innovation, from competing as a state tennis champion and Ironman athlete to transforming the fitness industry with Physmodo's cutting-edge movement assessments. His expertise in leveraging computer vision technology has set a new standard for fast, objective, and repeatable evaluations that empower coaches and athletes to achieve peak performance and stay ahead in their game.In this episode, Andrew will share his path from investment banking to building impactful fitness technology, discussing challenges and breakthroughs along the way.Youtube Episode Link: https://youtu.be/IzM6YedhLxkConnect on Andrews LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-menter-a5a229?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Key Highlights- Importance of Movement Assessments Past injuries, especially those causing asymmetry, increase future injury risk. Efficient screening tools like the overhead squat test provide quick insights into mobility, stability, and posture.- Complementary Assessment Tools Short assessments provide quick data, while targeted assessments offer deeper insights for complex issues, ensuring assessments remain valuable without being exhaustive.- Data Collection and Tech Integration An app with a soreness map and daily metrics helps track recovery and correlate movement with performance, offering actionable data to coaches.- Movement Mechanics & Injury Risk Proper movement form, particularly with loaded exercises, is key to reducing injury. For example, poor dorsiflexion can lead to faulty squat mechanics.- Accessibility via Mobile Tech New mobile-friendly tech allows for self-assessment without specialized equipment, making regular assessments accessible anywhere.- Expansion into Military and Youth Sports Regular assessments can benefit high-risk groups like military personnel and young athletes, helping to establish baselines and prevent injuries.- Balanced Training Emphasizing mobility in strength training can reduce injury risk, and foundational exercises like walking are accessible for all fitness levels. Unlock Your Excellence: Need Guidance? – Apply for Training HEREStay In the Zone
Chad sits down with the Professional Dog Trainers of Canine Revolution Dog Training, to discuss the pros and cons of various aspects in the dog training world. They also discuss questions you should ask before hiring a dog trainer for your own dog, as well as stories they have heard about other dog trainers that would raise a red flag to them. Chapters listed below:00:00 - Introductions05:03 - Pros and Cons of Solo Dog Trainers vs A Dog Training Company/Team09:13 - Pros and Cons of Private Lessons in Dog Training17:35 - Pros and Cons of Group Class Training for Dogs20:44 - Pros and Cons of Board and Train Programs for Dogs25:30 - Positive Only Dog Training Pros and Cons29:05 - E-Collar Training for Dogs Pros and Cons34:50 - Leash and Collar Training for Dogs Pros and Cons36:09 - Balanced Training for Dogs Pros and Cons39:11 - Questions to Ask a Dog Trainer before Hiring Them01:26:00 - Stories of Other Dog Trainer Red Flags----------------------------------------------------------------Canine Revolution Dog TrainingIf you need dog training, we are here to serve you!https://www.caninerevolutiondogtraining.comEpisode 91 : Erinhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/canine-revolution-radio/id1515830522?i=1000630664870Episode 67 : Chadhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/canine-revolution-radio/id1515830522?i=1000587234018Episode 51 : Kevinhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/canine-revolution-radio/id1515830522?i=1000558581715Episode 48 : Chrishttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/canine-revolution-radio/id1515830522?i=1000553921800Canine Revolution ApparelCheck out the new storefront on Amazon!Dog shirts, gym shirts, Guinea shirts, rain jackets, hoodies, etc.https://www.amazon.com/stores/CANINEREVOLUTIONAPPAREL/page/FD7AD6BF-FC04-498D-BE1E-43963961CBB1?ref_=ast_bln JOCKOFUELSupport yourself and the podcast by getting the best supplementshttps://www.jockofuel.com and use code "CANINEREVOLUTION" at checkout for 10% off your order.K9 Super SupplementsThe best supplements for your dogs, Made in America! JOINT SUPPORT, MULTI VITAMIN, WEIGHT GAINER, PUPPY FORMULA. Use code "CanineRevolution" when you checkout at https://k9-super-supplements.myshopify.com/caninerevolution for 15% off your order. Your order also helps support this podcast.We Feed RawThe #1 Pre-made Raw Dog Food Delivery Company https://wefeedraw.comGet 25% off your first order! Use code: CANINEREVOLUTIONFor guest speaking, coaching, or consultingEmail: chadsinger@caninerevolutiondogtraining.com
In this podcast we discuss the long standing Positive vs Balanced training feud within the community and how we move on from that. Plus, Chad shares some information on leash pressure training. Chad Mackin is a fellow dog training podcaster and is well known for his insightful social media posts, as well as a former president of the IACP - International Association of Canine Professionals. Use our code NB10 at N2N Canine Mills: www.n2ncaninemills.com/
In this episode I talk to James Buckingham. A military veteran, owner of his own gym brand and personal trainer. We talk about;*Advice for gym newbies*Why does the stereotype that women may 'get bulky' if the y exercise still exist?*Is social media and 'body beautiful' ideals bringing drugs to the fitness world?*Discuss how child obesity may be addressed*Thoughts on Ozempic drug use.And much more!Find James;IG - @PFP247gymsFacebook - PFP ExeterFind me;IG - @rpthebodyengineer and @Richard_thebodyengineerWebsite and online business coming soon!
Have you ever felt lost in the world of pet training, unable to navigate through various methods and techniques? Fear not, because today's episode of Pet Talk is here to show you the ropes! I'm Will Bangura, a certified dog behaviorist and professional dog trainer, ready to make pet training an understandable and enjoyable task. From tackling email queries and sharing insights on positive reinforcement training to deciphering news involving President Biden's German Shepherd, Commander, we're leaving no stone unturned.Mastering the art of Loose Leash Walking Without Science is no longer a Herculean task with our step-by-step guide. Starting from the basics of leash control, we dive into techniques to make your pet attentive, transforming walks into a delightful experience for both of you. The conversation doesn't stop there. We also discuss motivating through rewards, and why bribing is a dead-end street. Also, find out how to completely eradicate unwanted behaviors in your pets.As we round off, we challenge some prevailing misconceptions about training methods. Learn about the concept of LEMA (Least Intrusive Minimally Aversive), and the potential dangers involved with certain tools and practices. Find out why total positive reinforcement trainers should have a formal education in the use of corrections and aversives. So, sit back, relax, and join us as we explore a new world of pet training and behavior. Don't forget to come back next week and share your thoughts on our rich discussion!Support the showIf you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles
In this episode, I am joined by the founder of 18strong and host of the 18Strong podcast, Jeff Pelizzaro. Jeff is a top 50 golf fitness professional by Golf Digest, TPI level 2, and licensed physical therapist. Jeff and I discuss balancing gym training with golf practice including: How to continue to train in tournament season How to optimize the results from your workouts How to recover after your workouts Jeff's app and how it can help you This is the fifth episode of five with Jeff, if you want to view the full interview, you can do so at my website here: https://theperfectpar.com/episodes/ Jeff's Book Recommendations: Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor (https://www.amazon.com/Breath-New-Science-Lost-Art/dp/0735213615) The Match: The Day the Game of Golf Changed Forever by Mark Frost (https://www.amazon.com/Match-Game-Golf-Changed-Forever/dp/1401309615) The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy (https://www.amazon.com/Compound-Effect-Darren-Hardy/dp/159315724X) Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear (https://www.amazon.com/Atomic-Habits-Proven-Build-Break/dp/0735211299) 18 Strong Podcast: Weekly episodes containing proven, practical advice, great stories, and strategies to inspire you to reach your golf and fitness goals. Learn More! 18 Strong App: Easy-to-follow, golf-specific training programs that help regular golfers get strong, fit, AND play their best permanently. Learn More! The 40 Day Forge: https://18strong.com/theforge/
There are only seven days in a week, which sometimes feels like a problem when you need to train for strength, speed, mobility, stability, and endurance. So how do you get it all in? Craig Hoffman and Chris Gorres discuss how to balance these goals for different types of athletes and how to mix and match pieces of programming to maximize results.Follow the show on Instagram: instagram.com/trainwiththebest21. Follow Craig at instagram.com/craig_hoffman and Chris at instagram.com/trainergorres.We have a brand new code with our friends at Momentous! Use the brand new code TWTB at LiveMomentous.com (automatic when you click the link) for 15% off all orders.JAWKU provides an elite level timing device at a price anyone can afford. Plus, they have a brand new muscle blaster mini - the smallest and most powerful massage gun on the market. Head to jawku.com/discount/twtb for a 20% discount on all JAWKU products!We're thrilled to welcome Blazepod to the TWTB family. Use the code TWTB for 15% off your order at Blazepod.com.Craig is an official Whoop affiliate! You can join him on Whoop by getting $30 off your membership at join.whoop.com/hoffman.Our theme music was made by Jamarian Bates. You can contact him via Soundcloud here: @jaybates40oz!
It's true, not all dog trainers are created equally, and I'm proud to be a positive reinforcement trainer. There are reasons why I choose positive reinforcement training, and even with the emerging "balanced training" trainers, I still choose positive reinforcement. If you're looking for dog training, this is something you'll want to know about in order to choose a trainer that resonates best with you.Today, I'll explain what balanced training is, and why I still choose positive reinforcement. Support the show
Take the time to learn how to train effectively and you will have all of the freedom you could possibly want with your dog. However, this training does come at a cost, especially when you don't know how to do it effectively. So many of my clients come to me after going with another trainer and wonder why they weren't told everything from the beginning. They trusted someone and they got burnt. A lot of the time dog owners will never go back to any training and that leads their dogs to have less-than-ideal lives and more stress in the home than necessary. In today's episode, I am going to go over exactly what Balanced Training is and how it can hurt or help you depending on the situation you are in. Here is a free PDF download on stopping bad behaviors without punishment to get you started in training and succeeding. https://www.matadork9.com/resolvingbadhabits If you want to work one on one with me schedule a discovery call here and let's make sure this is a right fit for you. https://www.matadork9.com/coaching Episode Transcript 00;00;01;05 - 00;00;20;01Michael AccettaHello. Welcome to the show. My name is Michael Accetta I'm the founder of Matador Canine, brilliant author of The Dog Training Cheat Codes and host of the Acknowledged Dogs Podcast. Thank you for joining me today. Today's topic is about balanced training. Now, I appreciate your time. I appreciate you looking into this. I'm not going to use it. Let's jump right into it. 00;00;20;14 - 00;00;48;11Michael AccettaBalance training. What is it? Balance training. Is the concept an idea of using as many quadrants and what is quadrants quadrants of learning for your dog? This is positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment and negative punishment. They try to use a balanced amount. Now, many dog trainers that are switching into a balanced field, it's very popular right now, have either come from a compulsive background or a positive reinforcement background. 00;00;48;17 - 00;01;10;13Michael AccettaWhat do I mean? By that? A compulsive background is where they mainly at verses. Okay. They're correcting dogs constantly to teach them. They're using leash pressure and then releasing that pressure when the dog does do the thing that they want. Or a trainer is coming from a purely positive mindset. This means they're training dogs with a lot of treats, and maybe they weren't seeing the results that they expected. 00;01;10;26 - 00;01;34;11Michael AccettaAnd so now they're figuring out new ways to get easier results for them. Now, balance training as a whole is not a terrible idea. I'm going to tell you very, very bluntly. It is not a terrible idea. Bounce training in theory makes a lot of sense. That's exactly how dogs learn. Things get punished and things get rewarded. Things that get punished. 00;01;34;18 - 00;02;05;10Michael AccettaDecrease in the likelihood of being present and happening and things that get rewarded. Increase in the likelihood of them happening. So if you do something and I give you $100, you're more likely to do whatever it was that got the $100. That's exactly how it works. What ends up happening? However, if a trainer came from a compulsive mindset and is moving towards a balanced training, probably not because of an inner change of heart, although it is possible. 00;02;05;25 - 00;02;29;10Michael AccettaMost likely it came from social pressure because the purely positive side says you don't need to correct your dog, ever. You can teach them everything they need to know. And if you do it correctly, if you do it right and you spend the time doing it well, then you don't have to correct your dog. So a corrective based trainer is now in a very weird predicament. 00;02;30;10 - 00;02;53;07Michael AccettaEverybody's eyes are on them. Everybody is judging them. Everyone is telling them they're doing it wrong even though they have been rewarded. Mind you, first, however long they've been doing it, trainers that have been training for 40 years have been rewarded for 40 years of the same thing that they've been doing. This means it is very difficult for them to give up on their old ways and move into new ways. 00;02;53;20 - 00;03;18;18Michael AccettaUnless something is that traumatic for them, I think it comes down to social pressure. If as a whole, we're all pressuring these individuals to move away from aversive methods. They're going to find something that still allows them to do these old habits, even if intermittently, which then puts it on a variable schedule. Right? So even intermittently they can still do the old habits they have. 00;03;18;18 - 00;03;45;19Michael AccettaAnd if they fall back on those old habits, it's excusable with that. With that comes the problem of doing it too much. So a compulsive based trainer who's moved into a balanced trainer mindset still might correct their dog 90% of the time. That's just the old habit. It's going to die hard right? Old habits die hard. That's just what's going to happen. 00;03;46;16 - 00;04;07;20Michael AccettaNow, a purely positive trainer who moves into a balanced trainer mindset probably has a better skill set when it comes to using more treats and more rewards than the compulsive trainer. Now, I didn't say they just have a better skill set. They have a better skill set when it comes to treats. The problem, though, is that they can still correct wrong. 00;04;08;15 - 00;04;38;16Michael AccettaThey can still punish incorrectly, and the dog isn't going to get the information that they need. This is where a good balance trainer will get results. I'm not suggesting that they don't bounce. Trainers do get results and they do get them very quickly. However, however, at what cost is it really about going about punishing the dog for doing something it doesn't know is wrong and trying to cover that up by using treats? 00;04;39;20 - 00;05;01;16Michael AccettaNow, I want to tell you a very quick story about a dog named Neptune. This is my favorite dog in the world. If I could have him, I would while I was in college, I'm studying to be a dog trainer I was given a task of training this dog to just do general obedience. Nothing crazy, but the dog was going to say seven or eight months maybe a year old. 00;05;02;17 - 00;05;23;18Michael AccettaAbsolutely. Off the walls. Loved him for it, but he was off the walls. He could run for 2 hours a day. He could, you know, he could beat you in a race any day the week over and over and over again. He never needed to stop running. He loved life. We even got him on the treadmill for a half hour before doing any training because he had too much energy. 00;05;24;17 - 00;05;49;02Michael AccettaThat being said, we did obedience work. No big deal right now in the class that I had him, I did a lot of work making sure that he understood he had to focus on me for an extended period of time. I had to do a lot of duration work. And that's important. If you have a high energy dog and you need them to calm down, the more duration work you do, the easier it is for them to relax. 00;05;50;07 - 00;06;17;12Michael AccettaIn another class, they used compulsive methods on him. Now, this was because the college was determined to teach us all of the skills of dog training so that we had a well-rounded understanding of every aspect, tool and technology. So we also learned compulsive methods and I insisted that this dog did not need compulsive methods. I insisted so much so that a professor and I had a disagreement about it. 00;06;18;13 - 00;06;44;18Michael AccettaDidn't end in me getting a bad grade or anything. It just ended in. Okay, well, prove it. Prove that you can do this. And I did. I practiced over and over again. I did not have the skill set I do now, but with the skill set I had, I was still able to get really good results, really good obedience, simply because I worked with what I was presented with, if I had resorted to just punishing him. 00;06;46;02 - 00;07;05;15Michael AccettaThe charismatic nature of this dog would not have been there. And I could see it when he was in the other class. He wasn't bouncing around. He wasn't having a great old time. There was no smile on his face. He wasn't happy. He was just shut down. Sure, he did sit and he did down and he did his stay, but he wasn't happy about it. 00;07;06;04 - 00;07;25;13Michael AccettaAnd that dog had so much charisma. So much charisma. If you shut that down, what's the point of training the dog? Did you want a robot or do you want a well-trained dog? I would like a well-trained dog. I don't want a robot. If I'm going to have a robot, I might as well get a robot dog. They do sell them. 00;07;26;11 - 00;07;50;10Michael AccettaI think they come over from Japan or China. They do sell robot dogs that you tell them to do something and they will do it immediately. I think even then, sometimes they won't do it as a programing feature. But if you're going to be a balance trainer, understand that 90% of your work should be treats. And if someone says, Oh, aren't you a bounce trainer? 00;07;50;10 - 00;08;16;22Michael AccettaAren't you supposed to use corrections? No, because corrections should only take place, only take place when you are 100% confident that the dog really knows the behavior in the situation that you're asking it for. And there is nothing else There is nothing else outlining why your dog shouldn't be doing the behavior but I have one more problem. I always got problems, right? 00;08;17;13 - 00;08;36;24Michael AccettaI have one more problem with it. If I taught a dog for six months that training with me is a positive, enjoyable thing, and I say sit over and over and over again at my dog, understand? Sit is a great thing to do. We call it a great thing to do. Any trick is a great thing to do because of the amount of rewards they get. 00;08;37;12 - 00;09;15;14Michael AccettaAnd all of a sudden I say it, they don't respond. And now I correct them What does that teach them? There's a tonal shift. They learn that behavior does not always mean rewards. It might mean punishment. And here's another caveat to it. If punishment only ever happens, one out of every 100 chances, it's on a variable schedule, which means my dog does not know when they're going to get punished and they're going to start to be more concerned about the behavior instead of excited about the behavior. 00;09;15;29 - 00;09;35;03Michael AccettaI want my dog to enjoy running to me, enjoy performing with me. And I was doing competitions with my dogs. I want them to look happy and excited. Pretty sure judges look for that kind of thing. We don't want a robot. We want a dog that is lively and inspired to work. This is what we mean when we say dogs love to please people. 00;09;35;07 - 00;09;56;17Michael AccettaIt's because they look like they're loving to please us because of how excited they are to do their work. If a dog doesn't look excited and doesn't look like they're enjoying the activity. Why would you do the activity? In fact, a person. I mean, yes, there are some parents who force their kids to do things, and they end up being wonderful, wonderful athletes and musicians and artists. 00;09;56;18 - 00;10;22;13Michael AccettaYes. Beethoven. I'm pretty sure his father locked him in the basement for 10 hours a day into practice. He became a wonderful, wonderful musician and composer. But he was sad. He was sad most of his life. That's a terrible way to live. I'd much rather have somebody who's excited about music and is inspired, even despite being pushed down and berated. 00;10;23;03 - 00;10;52;17Michael AccettaI'd love to see somebody do that, not just doing it because they're forced to do it. So for bounce trainers, it comes down to this. Are you a balance trainer? Because you are from a compulsive side and you're starting to change your heart? Which I would absolutely love. I think going to a balance trainer is a wonderful step before realizing that there are complete, complete systems to train any behavior you previously thought of. 00;10;53;20 - 00;11;21;08Michael AccettaYou can now do it with positive reinforcement. And in fact, I know some trainers that can't think of what they should do in order to teach these new skills. Right. If you're an older trainer or you've just been taught a different way, starting to think about new ways of doing things is very difficult. When I first started out and I had learned primarily positive reinforcement, first, I couldn't fathom how you would teach a dog to do something through corrections. 00;11;22;03 - 00;11;36;04Michael AccettaHow could how could I teach my dog to do a dance routine with me with corrections? It just didn't seem possible Am I just going to nip them in the feet and have them jump up? Of course not. And I don't think corrective based trainers would do that. 00;11;38;10 - 00;11;57;25Michael AccettaThere was probably a time and a place where they did. But if you're a corrective based trainer, an aversive based trainer, an alpha dog trainer, which has been debunked if you're any of those and you're moving into a balanced trainer area, kudos to you. I think that is great. You're using more treats, you're using more rewards, and maybe you'll find you don't need to correct. 00;11;58;21 - 00;12;21;28Michael AccettaIf you're a positive based trainer, you're using so many treats, so many rewards, and you're moving into a balanced trainer concept It might be because the skills that you have are not full. They're not complete. You're missing something. You're missing some kind of mentorship or tutelage from someone who's been doing it for a very long time and has had a lot of success. 00;12;23;04 - 00;12;44;16Michael AccettaA lot of success. Now, if you like the concept of teaching your dog without punishment, without any punishment at all in solving problem behaviors, I want to invite you to download the PDF Guide below is resolving bad habits without using punishment is a wonderful PDF. Of course I wrote it myself was my gift to you is absolutely free. 00;12;44;25 - 00;13;04;10Michael AccettaIt walks you through the steps on how to end problem behaviors without punishing your dog, without yelling, no correcting them, without having to use equipment. You can just engage with your dog and stop the problem. Behaviors before they start, while they're happening or afterwards trying to be proactive, interrupted, or reactive. And I go over that in the guide. 00;13;05;14 - 00;13;26;24Michael AccettaThank you guys for listening today. I appreciate all of you taking the time. I hope I didn't waste it. I hope you gathered some information. If you're deciding whether to move into a balanced area or you're a dog owner who is looking for a trainer and you have heard bounce training and know, is it good, is it bad, it is fine, it'll get you results, good training, regardless of what the method is, we'll get your results. 00;13;27;26 - 00;13;42;10Michael AccettaBut if you don't want to correct your dog, you don't want to punish your dog and you want to be able to do it by bringing life to your dog, enjoyment to their training, go with a purely positive trainer who knows exactly what they're doing and how to get you with results without waiting years to do it. 00;13;43;24 - 00;13;48;04Michael AccettaMake sure you download that PDF guide and I'll see you guys next time. Oh,
In this mini-sode, we scratch the surface of what training options are out there and why training is needed. In this mini-some, Mary covers brief descriptions of the different training options available to dog owners. Contact us with questions and topic suggestions @ heartofthedogpod@gmail.com Find us on Instagram @h.e.a.r.t. of the dog podcast Find us on TikTok @h.e.a.r.t._of_the_dog For more information on how to get involved in our community please visit our patreon @ https://www.patreon.com/Heartofthedogpodcast Resources: Information on Positive Reinforcement Training: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/operant-conditioning-the-science-behind-positive-reinforcement-dog-training/ Information on Natural Training: https://naturaldogtraining.com/about/ Information on Balanced Training: https://connectwithyourk9.com/what-is-balanced-dog-training/
David and Josh watch a new video by Zak George where he discusses balanced dog training.
Today we welcome Matt Corvo from Can Do Canine Academy. Lauren and Matt discuss the balanced training method and provide tips for pet parents on some of the most common issues that pet parents look for help from trainers with.Show Notes: https://www.thepetladyltd.com/episode-26-a-conversation-with-a-dog-trainerTo learn more about Can Do Canine Academy check out their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/candocanineacademyFollow Matt and his training journey on Instagram @dogtrainermc If you are interested in training or have any questions email Matt: candocaninemc@gmail.comLooking for Pet PawCast Merchandise? Visit petpawcast.threadless.comIf you have questions you would like to hear answered or ideas for topic you would like Lauren to dive into, email us podcast@petpawcast.comVisit us at www.petpawcast.comFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/petpawcastFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/petpawcast (@PetPawCast)
Anthony Roumell is a student of life, balance, and becoming the best he can be. He owns the Center for Balanced Training in San Diego, CA. Has been a personal trainer for almost 20 years and loves helping people move better. He holds space for people of all age ranges to discover the power they have in their body and the transformation they are capable of experiencing. In this conversation, Anthony shares his movement journey from body building, to jiu jitsu, yoga, slacklining, hand balancing, and becoming a movement master. He shares his view on Instagram as a training journal, developing the habit of showing up, living a meaningful life, being a father, and being consistent in your life. It was a gift to record this podcast with Anthony and to share this conversation with you. Anthony has been an inspiration for me in whats possible as we age and to continue pursuing your gifts at each stage of your life. Enjoy with joy!Athletic Performance Accelerator is my signature elite 90 day mindset transformation program. It is for athletes and performers ready to tap into the potential of their minds, be able to regulate their nervous system under high stress performances, and align to the level 99 version of themselves. Everything in the program I have used to transform my life into a highline professional, entrepreneur, and podcast host. It's the cultivation of my life's work and what I will be offering in the world for years to come. Shoot me a dm on Instagram if you are interested in joining or know of any athletes that could use this transformation. This is my signature program and how I will be serving clients for the next few years.Recorded in Austin, TXAnthony Roumell : https://www.instagram.com/anthony_balance_/Intro produced by: https://www.instagram.com/coopmahndala/?hl=enGraphic by: https://www.instagram.com/sammilee.art/Podcast Host: https://www.instagram.com/slackcamnelson/?hl=enSlacklineSelf MasteryHuman Optimization MusicBreathworkAlex HonnoldAlex Honnold is a incredible climber. Alex Honnold's discipline and dedication to climbing inspires me. One day Alex Honnold will be on this podcast.Go watch Alex Honnold climb in the movie Freesolo. Alex Honnold is a legend.SlacklineSelf MasteryHuman Optimization MusicBreathworkAubrey MarcusAubrey Marcus created Onnit and FFS. Aubrey Marcus believes in being a better person to better the planet. Aubrey Marcus inspires me to become a better person. Aubrey Marcus is a leader and role model. It is inspiring when Aubrey Marcus shares his ethos. Aubrey Marcus says para el bien de todos. Aubrey Marcus Onnit Aubrey Marcus Onnit Aubrey MarcusSlacklineSelf MasteryHuman Optimization MusicBreathworkErick GodseyErick Godsey is a legend. Erick Godsey studies psychology. Erick Godsey loves Carl Jung. Erick Godsey is one of the greatest minds of our time. Erick Godsey has a podcast called the Myths that Make Us. Erick Godsey will remind you to journal. Erick Godsey will encourage you to follow your dharmaErick GodseySlacklineSelf MasteryHuman Optimization MusicBreathworkKyle Kingsbury Kyle Kingsbury is a retired MMA fighter. Kyle Kingsbury is an optimized human. Kyle Kingsbury is an embodied
David and Josh sit down to discuss some topics brought to the table by Josh. We review multiple articles, answer dog training questions, and discuss business tactics and philosophies that we have followed through our careers.
Hey everyone, welcome to the final episode of season one of the Dog Trainers Podcast! We've had such a blast doing this. We can't thank you all enough for all your support. We also want to assure you that season two is going to be so much bigger and better!! In this episode, we discuss some of the valuable lessons that we've learned while speaking with our incredible guests. We discuss the lessons that we've learned ourselves by deciding to take on this challenge of doing a podcast. and finally, we discuss some of the big plans we have for season two of DTP. We're looking forward to continuing this journey. We thank you for all your support! You're the best listeners in the world! We'll catch you in season two! You can reach us here:IG @ DOGTRAINERSPODCASTFacebook @ https://www.facebook.com/dogtrainersp...YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg2I...Email @ dogtrainerspodcast@gmail.comJohn GottaIG @GOTTATRAINhttps://gottatrain.com/Phoenix, ArizonaMariano AlvarezIG @UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CAEDITORElijah CarrIG @MILO_DSGNwww.milodsgn.comLos Angeles, CA
Melissa Major is the host of Housewolves and the owner of BC Westcoast K9 Services. She is a balanced trainer specializing in pet dogs with behavioural issues. Melissa has been working with animals for over 20 years and is based in Langley, British Columbia. This episode walks you through Melissa's journey to becoming a balanced trainer by sharing her 2 biggest failures.
Hey guys, Mariano here!We're excited to bring you part 2 of our interview with Samantha Johnson! In this episode, we get into more detail regarding training programs. We discuss dealing with aggressive dogs. We dive into the world of celebrity dog training and so much more! Thanks for listening!IG @ packlife_lawww.packlifela.comwww.marleysmutts.org Mariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey guys, Mariano here!Brent and I are excited to bring you all another amazing interview with a fantastic trainer in the Los Angeles area, Samantha Johnson with Packlife LA! She was kind enough to spend some time with us discussing several hot topics in the dog world. We covered the benefits of various methods of training. Her personal journey training under Cesar Milan. What's in store for them moving forward and much more! Thanks for listening!!IG @ packlife_lawww.packlifela.comwww.marleysmutts.org Mariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey guys, Mariano here!Brent and I have been lucky enough to have guest after guest on the podcast. That being said, It's been a while since we've shot an episode just the two of us. We were really excited to get back to basics for a bit!! In this episode, we discuss the top 5 things that newer trainers get wrong. This is a topic that we've been looking into for a while. It's something that we had to think about to make sure that we approached it with due respect and forethought. As you listen, please know that we made this episode as a response to the many questions that we get every week. The things that we see newer trainers doing that can be improved upon. And what we hear from listeners and clients who are not dog trainers as they have invaluable insights for us as well. We hope you enjoy this topic. We definitely enjoyed recording it! We look forward to doing more like it in the future. Thanks for listening!!Mariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Welcome back to Let's Talk Dog Podcast. Join the Ladies of LTD as we talk about this week's episode on Pure Positive and Balanced Training, what each of those are, and what they mean, and how they tie together in dog training. How do you find us? Linktree: https://linktr.ee/letstalkdogpodcast Website: https://letstalkdogpodcast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/letstalkdogpodcast Email: letstalkdogpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letstalkdogpodcast/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@letstalkdogpodcast Merch Store: https://my-store-11477442.preview.teespring.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Balanced Training with Doug DeaconSV/CAN Judge Doug Deacon was a founding member of the German Shepherd Schutzhund Club of Canada, which was formed in 1979. He received his SV judge's license in 1983 and since then he has developed a reputation throughout Canada and the United States for maintaining high standards for working dogs. He has judged the Canadian National Schutzhund Championships on several occasions, the USA Nationals protection phase and the North American Championship twice. He has also judged many Regional Championships and numerous local trials in Canada, United States and the South America Championship. Doug was the tracking judge for the 1998 WUSV Championship held in Boston, MA., USA. He also judged the obedience portion of the WUSV Championship in Italy in 2003 and again in 2006 in Denmark. Doug did judge at the WUSV Championship in Kiev, Ukraine in 2011. As a dog trainer and handler, Doug won the 1980 USA Sch H - 3 National Championship in Denver, CO; the 1981 North American Championship and the 1982 FH Championship. He served on the Canadian team to the WUSV World Championship in 1985 and 1990 and then captain of Team Canada in 2004 and 2009. In 2004 Doug and his dog Artos von Farbridge obtained the highest Sch H - 3 score in Canada with a 290 and had the highest average score of 286. He has participated in numerous Championships as a tracklayer and/or helper. Doug trains with the Delta Schutzhund Club in Delta, British Columbia. He has served as Vice President and as a director of the German Shepherd Schutzhund Club of Canada and was the National Training Director. Doug was a police K-9 officer who developed the Minimal Force Canine program for six Police Departments in his area. This Police Dog Training Program used Schutzhund as its foundation. The success of this Police Training Program has put a demand on his time. He has conducted seminars for several different Police Services including Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Washington State K-9 Association, Minnesota K-9 and many more.September 2006 Doug retired from policing. He spent 8 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and 23 years with the New Westminster Police Service
Hey everyone, Mariano here!Brent and I have been so happy with this roll of awesome guest after awesome guest that we've had on the podcast. We are lucky enough to continue that streak with another amazing and insightful guest, Blake Rodriguez. He's the owner of Dream Come True K9. He's hosted on Considerthedog.com and is involved with training seminars that he does alongside our mutual friend Tyler Muto.Whenever we have a guest on with us here at DTP we ask ourselves (and each other) what it is that this person may be able to offer our listeners that no one else can? How do we maximize the time that they've been generous enough to share with us so that trainers around the world can leave this episode armed with new and insightful information? In the case of Blake, he has an incredible ability to explain the nature of communication, relationships, learning theory with clients that is simply incredible. In Pt.1 of our interview with him, we discuss Blake's introduction into the world of dog training. We discuss the state of dog training today. We discuss BJJ and how it helps him (and me) develop as a dog trainer. And so much more!!Blake RodriguezIG @ DREAMCOMETRUEK9www.dctk9.comhttps://www.considerthedog.com/authors/blake-rodriguezNew York, NYMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey guys, Mariano here!Brent and I had such a great time conversing with Blake Rodriguez from Dream Come True K9. This seems funny to say, but it's been a while since we've had an opportunity to discuss dog training to such a detailed extent. Mostly because there's just so much to cover, yet it is refreshing to be able to cover training in a more basic sense. Here in Pt.2 of our interview, we cover the difference between obedience and relationship. We discuss trainers making content on social media and the criticism therein. We discuss the shifting tides in training today. We cover making the concepts in training make sense to owners. And more. Thanks for listening!!Blake RodriguezIG @ DREAMCOMETRUEK9www.dctk9.comhttps://www.considerthedog.com/authors/blake-rodriguezNew York, NYMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey guys, Mariano here!Here's one of our favorite aspects of hosting a dog training podcast. The connections we get to make. Not only the direct ones but the indirect ones as well. Larry Krohn is a true expert in the art of dog training. His resume stands with the other legends in the training world. We were lucky enough to have him on as a guest and we all had a blast!!In this interview, we discuss Larry's life and start in the world of training. We discuss the issues that plague dog training today. We cover some more controversial posts online. The difference between obedience and behavior. The real grandmasters of dog training today and so much more! Larry was an awesome guest! He's a very nice guy and so cool as well! Easy to talk and have a laugh with. He's got endless knowledge in the field of dog training. You definitely don't want to miss this episode. Thanks for listening!Larry KrohnIG @ LARRYKROHNwww.pakmasters.comnewly retired!!Mariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Billie uses 4 scientific studies on dog cognition to explain why we need a method grounded in cognitive behavioral therapy to address a common unwanted behavior in dogs over 6 months.In this episode we explore four cognitive abilities by introducing the studies which prove dogs have these abilities. I discuss how these abilities, although considered positive, can cause common unwanted behaviors and why suppressing these skills can increase the unwanted behavior.Memory, Emotions, Object Permanence, Object Differentiation, Dexterity, and the ability to understand that an action has a result are some of the recent trends in scientific studies. If dogs can think cognitively, and their behaviors, whether considered "good" or "bad" (wanted or unwanted) are a result of these skills, we need to harness these skills to understand these behaviors. By remaining under the Operant Conditioning umbrella (positive reinforcement and balanced training), we simply cannot harness their cognitive abilities, which explains why addressing these behaviors is often challenging or impossible. NOTE: You do not need to be a scientist or a certified dog trainer to understand the info in this episode. If you have questions, please contact Billie at billie@upwarddogology.comLinks to Billie Groom and UPWARD Dogology: https://www.upwarddogology.com/ Billie Groom | LinkedIn(2) UPWARD Dogology (@UDogology) / TwitterUPWARD Dogology (@upwarddogology) • Instagram photos and videosUpward Dogology | FacebookSeason 5 is a "Dogology" of tips, Q and A's, interviews, discussions and a deeper look UPWARD Dogology all with the goal of making the world a better place! Season 4 is interviews with people and organizations. Be part of the solution by listening, sharing, and reviewing. Season 3 dives deep into trending methods. Are they right for you and your dog? Season 2 shares the learning journey of my clients with dogs; always interesting and a great way to feel a connections with others who have similar experiences. Season 1 outlines my learning journey and dives into the limitations of positive reinforcement training and introduces cognitive behavioral therapy.Thanks to Open Strum and the Jeff Mertick Band for the music!Open Strum (facebook.com)
This was an awesome interview with Josh! Balanced Training, Purely Positive, Koehler method, Babies and dogs...Josh and I talked about these and more!
Hi guys, Mariano here!I'm sure by now you've realized how awesome of a person ur new friend Jonas is! In Pt. 2 we discuss the importance of video content quality. We discuss balanced training, pure-positive training, and the civil war in the dog training world. The importance of using social media to be seen and build relationships with other trainers. And so much more!!Thanks for keeping an open mind! Thanks for being awesome trainers willing to listen. And thanks for listening!!Jonas BlackIG @ JONAS.BLACKAustin, TXMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey guys, Mariano here!Let me preface our interview with Jonas Black with a few key points.#1. Here at DTP, it is not only our obligation but our honor and privilege to speak with trainers from all walks of life. Whether people find them to be controversial, or not.#2. I think I can speak for both Brent and me when I say that Jonas Black is as real as they come! Not only in his technical skill and understandings of training but also in his unmatched passion for this art.#3. Jonas warned us about having him on and the potential for blow-back that may come with it. We assured him that we're happy to speak with him any time. Partly because he's so insightful. Partly because he's so nice and fun to talk to. Partly because we (Brent and I) believe in the value of standing up for our friends. And partly because we're confident that our listeners are the best in the business! As the best, we know that you all understand the importance of open, authentic, and unfiltered conversation.#4. Never let fear stop you from having the conversation!With all that being said, Jonas was an awesome guest! He's such an amazing person with huge ambition in the dog training world and the skill and heart to see it through! He was an absolute pleasure to have on. We have no doubt that this interview will be an instant classic!!Thanks for listening!Jonas BlackIG @ JONAS.BLACKAustin, TXMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
We did it, guys!We were lucky enough to have an amazing conversation with an R+ trainer. And not just any trainer, but Sara Brueske!! She's an incredible dog trainer with a very diverse resume in the dog training world. She travels and does seminars, as well as performs with her dogs at the world-famous Purina farms, and she's doing all of this using R+ training in the world of sport dogs which is mostly balanced training. Beyond all of her accomplishments, she's also just the coolest and kindest person you'll ever meet! Her presence is just so inviting and we can't thank her enough for taking the time to converse with us. In our interview, we discuss her background and career. We discuss the cut-throat world of "Balanced vs. Pure Positive". We discuss the importance of utilizing our modern social media tools and so much more!! You don't want to miss this episode!Thanks for listening!!You can reach us here:IG @ DOGTRAINERSPODCASTFacebook @ https://www.facebook.com/dogtrainerspodcastYouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg2IfWrgJOIQQfHnwngnAJAEmail @ dogtrainerspodcast@gmail.comSara BrueskeIG @ ZOOMDOGwww.zoomdogtraining.comMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
Hey everybody,Mariano here! Brent and I want to thank you for your support. We've been reaching out to trainers of all different viewpoints and methods. This is mainly because we notice the crazy amount of anger and vitriol that trainers of different beliefs can sling toward each other. The most popular examples of this are the two major "factions" in dog training today, force-free and balanced trainers. With this all being said, we have been looking into a way to open a line of dialogue between these two ideals. We figured the podcast was an excellent way to do exactly that! We, therefore, have a homework assignment for each of you. Please help us reach out to pure-positive trainers who you can think of who may be willing to have a civil conversation about where the training methods agree and disagree. We recorded this episode to serve as a sort of preparation for us and our listeners, We've based the topics of this episode on our current understandings of training as well as our current understandings of the arguments presented from both sides. We're happy with the result, nonetheless, we know that there's no substitute for good ol' conversation to help us understand the divide. Thanks for listening!You can reach us here:IG @ DOGTRAINERSPODCASTFacebook @ https://www.facebook.com/dogtrainerspodcastYouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg2IfWrgJOIQQfHnwngnAJAEmail @ dogtrainerspodcast@gmail.comMariano AlvarezIG @ UNTAMEDDOGCOwww.untameddogco.comPhoenix, AZBrent LaBradaIG @ CANISBEHAVIORwww.canisdogtraining.comLos Angeles, CA
With the increased popularity of Balanced Training, corrections is a hot topic in the behavioral world. Rewards are the basis of Positive Reinforcement Training. Because of this focus on rewards and corrections, many trainers and behaviourists are "missing the forest for the trees". Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, which UPWARD Dogology is grounded in, uses rewards to establish the platform, but is not dependent on rewards or correction to change perception and in turn change behaviour. Is one method better that the other? Well, that depends on many factors. For a deeper look into these topics and methods, please check out the episodes in seasons 1 and 3. Season 5 is a "Dogology" (kinda like a mixology) of tips, Q and A's, interviews, discussions and a deeper look into the 3 components of UPWARD Dogology all with the goal of increasing awareness and making the world a better place for all animals, including humans! Season 4 is interviews with people and organizations that help animals. Increase your awareness and be part of the solution by listening, sharing, and reviewing. Season 3 dives deep into trending methods. Are they right for you and your dog? Season 2 shares the learning journey of my clients with dogs with different issues and backgrounds; always interesting and a great way to feel a connections with others who have similar experiences. Season 1 starts by sharing my unique learning journey and then dives into why positive reinforcement training (and practices under that "umbrellas") are often limiting, ineffective and/or counter-productive with dogs over 6 months. It finishes with an introduction into cognitive behavioural therapy and UPWARD Dogology. Thanks to Danielle Bourjeaurd for the great music clips! She is a 2017 CCMA (Canadian Country Music Awards) winner (Discovery Artist) and is making a splash in the country music fanclub. She lived in Nashville for 8 years where she volunteered for Pitties-in-Pink and is a huge dog lover! Check it out!IG pagehttps://www.instagram.com/daniellebmusic/Danielle's FB page:https://www.facebook.com/DanielleBMusic/For more info on UPWARD Dogology:https://www.upwarddogology.com/FB - https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=upward%20dogologyIG - https://www.instagram.com/upwarddogology/Twitter - https://twitter.com/UDogologyLinkedIn - Billie Groom
Michael Schneider, founder of Pilots to the Rescue, combines his love for flying with his passion for helping animals of all kinds (including us two-leggers). Our chat with Michael takes us into the world of flying dogs out of their shitty situations to their rescuers who then find their furever homes. The rewards far outweigh the challenges - find out why!The SnipPet piece talks about why the dog world struggles to meet the needs of dogs over 6 months of age, from a behavioural rehabilitation stand-point. Learn why the new, trending method, Balanced Training, is really not exactly break-through.Season 5 is a "Dogology" (kinda like a mixology) of tips, Q and A's, interviews, discussions and a deeper look into the 3 components of UPWARD Dogology all with the goal of increasing awareness and making the world a better place for all animals, including humans! Season 4 is interviews with people and organizations that help animals. Increase your awareness and be part of the solution by listening, sharing, and reviewing. Season 3 dives deep into trending methods. Are they right for you and your dog? Season 2 shares the learning journey of my clients with dogs with different issues and backgrounds; always interesting and a great way to feel a connections with others who have similar experiences. Season 1 starts by sharing my unique learning journey and then dives into why positive reinforcement training (and practices under that "umbrellas") are often limiting, ineffective and/or counter-productive with dogs over 6 months. It finishes with an introduction into cognitive behavioural therapy and UPWARD Dogology. Guest Contact:Instagram Page:https://www.instagram.com/pilotstotherescue/ https://linktr.ee/pttrUpward Dogology has a change in music! Danielle Bourjeaurd is a 2017 CCMA (Canadian Country Music Awards) winner (Discovery Artist) and is making a splash in the country music fanclub. She lived in Nashville for 8 years where she volunteered for Pitties-in-Pink and is a huge dog lover! Check it out! IG pagehttps://www.instagram.com/daniellebmusic/Danielle's FB page:https://www.facebook.com/DanielleBMusic/For more info on UPWARD Dogology:https://www.upwarddogology.com/FB - https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=upward%20dogologyIG - https://www.instagram.com/upwarddogology/LinkedIn - Billie GroomBillie's book, "The Art of Urban People With Adopted and Rescued Dogs Methodology", is available on Amazon and through most e-book retailers and her publisher, Friesen Press. The book is the winner of the 2019 Best Book Award for Pets/Narrative-Non-Fiction.The link to my guest appearance on The Entrepreneur Way:http://theentrepreneurway.com/podcast/1595-being-careful-on-turning-a-hobby-or-a-favourite-activity-into-a-business-with-billie-groom-founder-and-owner-of-upward-methodology/#comments
On this episode we are joined by David and Jennifer to discuss their experiences teaching, training, and how their backgrounds effected their perspective on Karate. Jon is adequately successful at Zoom. Thank you so much and don't forget to keep training! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Alissa, Virginia and Dona explain the boarding services offered at Mountain Dog Spa. Questions Answered in this Q&A:1. What do the boarding dogs do all day?2. How long are boarding dogs in their kennel during the day?3. What do I need to bring for my dog's boarding stay?4. Will my dog be wearing a leash/harness/collar during their boarding stay?5. What do I do if I accidentally forgot my dog's leash at home?6. Do I need to bring my dog in for a day of daycare before their boarding stay?7. How are dog friend groups for yard play determined?8. What if my dog has never been a crate/kennel before?9. How will my puppy's potty training be continued while they are boarding at Mountain Dog?10. What are your rules for dogs and for customers?11. What's the difference between a regular boarding stay and a board-and-train stay?12. What can I do if I want my dog to have extra 1-on-1 time during his/her boarding stay?13. How can I see pictures/videos of my dog during the boarding stay?14. What makes Mountain Dog Spa so beneficial for dogs?15. How can I get started registering my dog, sending in the vaccination records from the vet, and making a boarding appointment?Connect with us on our website and social media for an inside look at what boarding and board-and-train is like at Mountain Dog Spa!https://www.mountaindogspa.com/services/boarding/https://www.mountaindogspa.com/services/training/https://www.facebook.com/mountaindogspa/https://www.instagram.com/mountaindognc/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSLFOC5HIaryVJHBVtMdCLA
Welcome to Season 3 where Billie takes a look into trending methods such as Balanced Training, Counter Conditioning and Impulse Control, commonly recommended techniques grounded in Operant Conditioning and Positive Reinforcement Training, and how dog trainers, professionals in the field and dog-people view dog training which may be creating barriers to success. If you have not listened to Season 1 you may want to do that as this is just a review. DISCLAIMER by Billie: "For 30 years I have harnessed the dog's brain to effectively work with dogs. I do not claim to be an expert on C.B.T. I learn from working with dogs and clients, reading books on mental rehabilitation, and am fortunate to have had many conversations with professionals in the fields of social work, animal science, veterinarian care, child psychology (trauma), mental health practices and criminal and mental rehabilitation."Enjoy your learning journey!Season 5 is a "Dogology" (kinda like a mixology) of tips, Q and A's, interviews, discussions and a deeper look into the 3 components of UPWARD Dogology all with the goal of increasing awareness and making the world a better place for all animals, including humans! Season 4 is interviews with people and organizations that help animals. Increase your awareness and be part of the solution by listening, sharing, and reviewing. Season 3 dives deep into trending methods. Are they right for you and your dog? Season 2 shares the learning journey of my clients with dogs with different issues and backgrounds; always interesting and a great way to feel a connections with others who have similar experiences. Season 1 starts by sharing my unique learning journey and then dives into why positive reinforcement training (and practices under that "umbrellas") are often limiting, ineffective and/or counter-productive with dogs over 6 months. It finishes with an introduction into cognitive behavioural therapy and UPWARD Dogology. Sending out a big thanks to The Jeff Mertick Band for contributing the fun music clips. Follow them on FB and watch them on YouTube For more information on UPWARD Dogology and Billie Groom please visit:www.upwarddogology.com Instagram – UPWARDDogology LinkedIn – Billie Groom FB – Upward Dogology Her book, "The Art of Urban People With Adopted and Rescued Dogs Methodology", is available on Amazon and through most e-book retailers and her publisher, Friesen Press. Be sure to catch her guest appearance on The Entrepreneur Way podcast series (expected air date: June) For personalized consultations or to learn how you can be a Certified Upward Dogologist, pls visit the website or contact Billie at billie@upwarddogology.com
Dog trainer Alissa Short tells us her tips and tricks for puppy training!
In this episode, Alissa explains how to train dogs to do one of the longest, most complicated obedience command training processes: recall.Recall is when your dog comes back to you every time that you call him/her, regardless of distractions in the surrounding environment. Alissa says that recall is one of the most common reasons that people seek out her training services. Off-leash recall reliability is one of the #1 reasons that dog owners choose remote-control electric collar training. In this episode, Alissa explains how to do the remote collar training process to achieve consistent, reliable recall with a dog.
In this episode, Alissa and Dona explain the E-Collar that Mountain Dog Spa uses for training.These high-quality remote collars are from E-Collar Technologies, and they give dog owners the ability to control the level of stimulation. The levels range from 1-100, and most dogs are taught commands on levels in the single digits - the very lowest level that the dog can perceive. The patented blunt stimulation of the E-Collar speaks to dogs in a clear language they truly understand. Using low-level pressure-on-pressure-off theory, dogs in Mountain Dog Spa's balanced training program are able to learn skills such as reliable recall (coming back every time the owner calls him/her). Join in next week as we build upon the ideas discussed in this E-Collar episode when Alissa teaches the step-by-step way to achieve a reliable recall with dogs.
Hi guys, Welcome back to episode 12 of the Dog Trainer's Podcast! In this episode, Mariano and Brent do a deep dive into the very popular world of Balanced dog training. This is our continuation of the Deeper Look series that will serve to explain the ins and outs of the various training methods used today. Join us as we discuss everything from the history of the method, it's science-based roots, as well as what pop-culture has gotten wrong with it. All of this, as well as some helpful examples, and pro tips. Stay tuned as our Deeper Look series continues to bring you clear and complete descriptions of today's training methodologies. Thanks for Listening!
Learn the benefits to teaching your dog "Place," step-by-step instructions for how to teach "Place," and situations when "Place" comes in handy.
UPWARD Dogology episodes contain a “Journey” and a “SnipPet” The Journey describes the process, challenges and successes with a client and their dog. The SnipPet Pieces are tidbits of info, tips, “what's trending”, opinions and advice from experts on anything and everything dog related. In this Learning Journey, Billie introduces us to Jane with her dog Buttons. Jane adopted Buttons as a mature dog from a breeder and she is having problems house-training Buttons. Jane learns how cognitive behavioral therapy changes Button's perception and, in turn, addresses the messing. The SnipPet Piece takes a look at The Fear Free Certification recommended for veterinarian clinics and how this mind-set can lead to the unnecessary death of dogs.Season 5 is a "Dogology" (kinda like a mixology) of tips, Q and A's, interviews, discussions and a deeper look into the 3 components of UPWARD Dogology all with the goal of increasing awareness and making the world a better place for all animals, including humans! Season 4 is interviews with people and organizations that help animals. Increase your awareness and be part of the solution by listening, sharing, and reviewing. Season 3 dives deep into trending methods. Are they right for you and your dog? Season 2 shares the learning journey of my clients with dogs with different issues and backgrounds; always interesting and a great way to feel a connections with others who have similar experiences. Season 1 starts by sharing my unique learning journey and then dives into why positive reinforcement training (and practices under that "umbrellas") are often limiting, ineffective and/or counter-productive with dogs over 6 months. It finishes with an introduction into cognitive behavioural therapy and UPWARD Dogology.Upward Dogology website https://www.upwarddogology.com/UPWARD Dogology (@upwarddogology) • Instagram photos and videosUpward Dogology | FacebookBillie Groom (facebook.com)Billie Groom | LinkedInHerCanvas: How to Help Your Dog and Family Adjust to Living With COVID19 on Apple Podcasts My interview on Her Canvas, a podcast hosted by Jedidahhttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/meet-billie-groom-from-upward-dogology-located-in-saskatchewan/id1527383134?i=1000496584692 My interview on Bucks County Bytes with Martha.The link to my guest appearance on The Entrepreneur Way:http://theentrepreneurway.com/podcast/1595-being-careful-on-turning-a-hobby-or-a-favourite-activity-into-a-business-with-billie-groom-founder-and-owner-of-upward-methodology/#commentsBillie's book, "The Art of Urban People With Adopted and Rescued Dogs Methodology", is available on Amazon and through most e-book retailers and her publisher, Friesen Press. The book is the winner of the 2019 Best Book Award for Pets/Narrative-Non-Fiction.Episode is LivePublished: May. 12, 2020 @ 5PM Ed
Learn how to stop leash pulling, lunging and other unwanted leash walk behaviors - today! Alissa explains how to use a Herm-Sprenger prong collar to stop leash pulling once and for all. She also tells us how to avoid buying knock-off prong collars that don't work. Other harnesses and flexi-leashes are also discussed in this podcast.Stop struggling with your dog on a leash walk. Start to enjoy your daily walks with your dog. And reach out to us with any questions you have! www.mountaindogspa.com
Threshold training is the process of teaching your dog to pause at each threshold and wait for your permission before walking through. In this episode of Cashiers Canine Connection, Alissa Short and Dona Ampova provide step-by-step instructions to achieve this skill at home with your dog today.Threshold training is one of the Four Foundations of dog training. To learn more about the Four Foundations, balanced training, and Mountain Dog Spa, follow the link below to the Training Services page:www.mountaindogspa.com/training-resources
In this podcast, Alissa Short explains how a professional dog trainer feeds dogs their meals. To achieve permission-based eating at meal times, Alissa describes a technique that will get your dog's attention. Your dog will see you as a food-provider and respect you as a leader at the same time.This episode is a continuation of the Four Foundations of Dog Training series.
Crate Training is the first of the Four Foundations that Alissa Short and Dona Ampova are going into in greater detail. The crate starts the day of a dog in training, because the dog will wake up in his or her crate. The day will start with a leadership exercise in the crate. Alissa gives her advice as a professional dog trainer, explaining how to use a crate properly to achieve our training goals with our dogs.Cashiers Canine Connection is Mountain Dog Spa's podcast about dog training and dog behavior. In the next episode, Alissa and Dona will continue talking about the Four Foundations - the next episode will be about Feeding Protocol. The Four Dog Training Foundations are:1. Crate Training2. Feeing Protocol3. Threshold Training4. Structured Leash Walk
This episode of Cashiers Canine Connection is an overview of the Four Foundations of dog training. Alissa Short tells us what the Four Foundations are and why they are important when we are training our pet dogs.The Four Foundations are:1. Crate Training2. Feeding Protocol3. Leash Walk in "Heel"4. Threshold TrainingThis episode is an overview, and the next four episodes will go into each of the Four Foundations in greater detail.We hope that dog owners everywhere will be able to use the tips in this podcast to communicate better and have a better relationship with their dogs!
In Episode 2, Alissa Short and Dona Ampova of Mountain Dog Spa explain the most clear ways to communicate with pet dogs. From verbal commands to a wide range of nonverbal cues, Alissa explains how she, as a professional dog trainer, is able to avoid confusing dogs when training new skills and manners.The goal of clear communication with a dog is to achieve an optimal relationship between the dog and its family. This podcast includes practical tips to stop unwanted behaviors and addresses some of the most basic dog training concepts, such as repetition, timing and rewards.This podcast also includes brief explanations of pressure-on-pressure-off theory, which is training dogs through various types of pressure: spacial pressure, Herm Sprenger prong collar pressure and E-Collar pressure.Alissa and Dona also share the progress of Mountain Dog Spa's Sidewalk Initiative in Cashiers, NC and tell listeners how to get a free Mountain Dog Spa "Cashiers: Our Roots Run Deep" T-Shirt.
In this episode, Alissa Short and Dona Ampova of Mountain Dog Spa debunk myths about what a happy dog looks like. Cashiers Canine Connection explains how to achieve a rewarding relationship with your pet. Topics covered include how to positively reinforce behaviors that lead to a happier dog, and how to avoid unintentionally rewarding separation anxiety. Alissa tells us more about the widespread canine problem known and separation anxiety, and she provides advice about how to start curing separation anxiety.This episode concludes with an explanation of the Cashiers Sidewalk Initiative.Thank you for listening to the first ever podcast of Mountain Dog Spa, Cashiers Canine Connection.
On this episode, Scott and Jess talk about balanced training. They bring balance to the topic of balanced training. Topics discussed include: Dog tip of the day What is balanced training? What is an aversive consequence? Is balanced training better than alternative training methods? The dog needs to listen in all circumstances Leash direction takes years of practice There are some situations where food creates more harm than good Check out the book Rough Love How can I make positive training work for me? You have to look at all sides of the training equation A trained dog has more freedom The more you work with your dog, the fewer corrections will be necessary You can contact the show by email at studio@thequirkydog.com More info on See Spot Sniff can be found at seespotsniff.com You can find Scott and Jess's website at caninehealing.com More info on Scott and Jess's free course at caninemindshift.com Have you ever wondered why your dog behaves a certain way? Are there things you need help with or support? Join Scott and Jess Williams each week as they explore these and other topics
www.DogCastRadio.comIn this episode, hear Matthew Lamarand's secret of training - which is totally free and inside yourself! Plus Rachel Rodgers tells you how to find a good trainer and/or behaviourist - and why "balanced" training is to be avoided. And we have the latest dog news stories from around the world in the DogCast Radio News. Whether you're cuddling a canine on the couch, or having a hike with a hound, we're the ideal podcast to listen to!
In this 272nd episode of Ask the Coaches, Brock and Lucho answer questions about Titanium versus Carbon Fibre Bikes, Should you Race by Pace or HR, Taking Time Off to Get Balanced, Training Short races and Long at The Same Time, and more! The post ATC 272: Titanium vs. Carbon Fibre, Racing by Pace or HR, Time Off to Get Balanced, Training Short and Long, and more! first appeared on Endurance Planet.