You don’t have to be an athlete to succeed in
agility. We will teach you how to train the right way
to speed up your triumph
SPEED UP AGILITY – the Fitness Coach of Agility Champions
You don’t have to be an athlete
to succeed in agility.
We will teach you how to
train the right way
to speed up your triumph
SPEED UP AGILITY
– the Fitness Coach of Agility Champions
Becoming a dream team
As you know, an agility handler has to have sharp senses and keen reactions. Yet, all too often we focus on becoming a better guide for our dog and forget to improve our own physical performance.
Speed Up Agility courses are tailored around the specific techniques and processes that an agility handler should master. We will show you easy steps to improve your fitness, so you can make the most of each round on the course. With our help you and your dog can become a real dream team.
NEW & NOTEWORTHY
SPEED UP ALL STARS
You will reach peak physical fitness.
199,00 €
Next course starts on 26 August 2019.
SPEED UP REACTIONS
Your movement will become coherent and correctly timed.
99,00 €
Next course starts on 10 September 2019.
SPEED UP FITNESS
You will develop ideal levels of fitness.
99,00 €
Course starts in autumn 2019.
SPEED UP SPRINTS
You will develop explosive starts and sprints.
99,00 €
Course starts in autumn 2019.
SPEED UP ALL STARS
You will reach peak physical fitness.
199,00 €
Next course starts on 26 August 2019.
SPEED UP REACTIONS
Your movement will become coherent and correctly timed.
99,00 €
Next course starts on 10 September 2019.
SPEED UP FITNESS
You will develop ideal levels of fitness.
99,00 €
Course starts in autumn 2019.
SPEED UP SPRINTS
You will develop explosive starts and sprints.
99,00 €
Course starts in autumn 2019.
GET INSPIRED WITH THESE CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
“My dog Saiva’s speed has also increased a lot we have gotten lots of comments on how fast she is now. Some of this must be due to my improved running, I believe.”
Rikke Masterners, Norway
“My goal has been to improve my running technique and make my spurts sharper, because it’s most fun when both my dog and I can give it our all from start to finish! In practice, I can see the results of the program in making it to certain places to handle much easier than I had thought during the walk-through.”
Anna Pekkala, Finland
“I had to really run to be sure to be in the right place and I absolutely credit the Speed Up All Stars programme for the fact that I was where I needed to be, when I needed to be!”
Karen Lawlor, United Kingdom
OUR STORY
Rosa-Maria Ikäheimonen, the coach and founder of Speed Up Agility, is a highly educated wellness professional and a pioneer in agility handlers’ fitness training.
As Rosa-Maria developed a deep passion for agility, she wanted to search for its best practices. However, she soon found that there are little to no resources for agility handlers’ fitness training, even though the performance is based on the collaboration between dog and handler…
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Fionia-Cup, held in Denmark last week, is one of the hottest agility events of the summer. It consists of five days of competing, with the big finals on Friday. The amazing Ina Himle won medium class with her dog Wii. I really wanted to find out how you can win the...
read more
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Do you get a lactic acid build-up in your legs in the middle of an agility training course? You would like to run non-stop for several minutes with high intensity and quality? However, one time after another you get tired too early? Because of this: Your dog...
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Agility World Championship 2019: interview with agility judge Toshiyuki Oba
Toshiyuki Oba is a japanese agility trainer and judge, who both judges and runs in agility competitions all over Japan as well as in Europe. He became an agility judge when JKC decided to recognise agility as an official dog sport and agility judges were needed....
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