For purposes of this article, I will consider subconscious and unconscious one and the same. Under extreme stress or pain, adrenalin rushes through the body and shuts down the creative thought process ...

In the video above, you’ll meet Penny, a shelter dog struggling to get adopted due to her kennel reactivity. When people walk by, she barks and lunges—making it hard for potential adopters to see her ...

When CC Carson moved to Missoula, Montana after finishing her master’s degree in 2017, she finally had the time and money to adopt a dog, so she started searching. Carson was drawn to Moose—a 30-pound ...

What helps reactive dogs overcome fear and anxiety when traditional obedience training falls short? According to a ...

Training a reactive dog can be hard work, but having the right tools (and a bag of the best dog treats) can make the experience a whole lot easier. Reactive dogs overreact to certain stimuli in their ...

The importance of getting your dog properly trained, whether they're reactive or not, cannot be underestimated. A badly behaved or unpredictable dog doesn't bode well for both dog and owner, causing a ...

Owners get frustrated easily when they have a dog that is highly reactive to other pets, humans or even sounds, which is why many turn to dog trainers for help. One trainer's way of assessing ...

Most speed training gives athletes step-by-step drills to execute to become faster and more agile. But to prevail in the game, you need to make split-second decisions. Training that develops the ...

It monitors details such as contact time, flight time, Reactive Strength Index (RSI) average power and impulse (net), recovery, training response and power gains. The system is easily movable and can ...

It seems as if the definition of “senior” keeps getting pushed later and later in life. Currently, there are professional athletes playing into their 40s and rock stars touring the world in their 70s.

Now the debate: It is my personal feeling that the combat distances we are actively engaged in are closer than seven yards (21 feet). Based on experience and statistics, we do not have time to use ...