If your dog turns super wide, has zero focus on you after a turn, takes the wrong obstacle, or struggles to understand directionals — this is exactly what you need.
And if you’re starting with a new puppy, learn how to build strong foundations from the start and avoid these problems before they appear.
Train distance and independance
Improve time performance
Reduce risk of injuries with better jumping style
Method used since 15 years
Follow my young dog from step one to sequences
Minimal equipment needed
Fun & short lessons to do at home
Most handlers focus on tight turns to gain time but their real value goes much deeper
A dog trained to turn correctly understands where to go next, making your handling clearer and more precise.
This leads to less mistakes, less eliminations, and smoother runs overall.
At the same time, it builds focus, improves response to verbal cues, and allows you to guide your dog with more confidence and clarity.
You’re no longer just running a course — you’re working as a true team
You don't need to be a super fast runner to handle your dog
Train your dog to jump at distance in the direction you ask and then you just have to send him and leave to be in perfect timing for the rest of the course.
Every fraction of a second matters in agility.
Tight turns help your dog stay on the optimal line, reducing unnecessary distance and saving valuable time. Cleaner lines mean smoother runs — and faster results.
Left to their natural movement, dogs tend to jump in extension.
This often leads to wide turns and increased strain on their body, especially when changing direction quickly.
With proper training, your dog learns how to collect, jump, and turn efficiently.
This reduces impact on their body, creates safer movement, and helps prevent injuries over time.
The Class Your Dog Needs to Master Tight Turns and Clear Direction
Modern agility courses require your dog to clearly understand direction at all times. You’ll teach your dog how to commit to a jump and turn exactly where you ask — left or right — no hesitation, no guessing, in any situation.
Perfect tight turns are not just about turning — they’re about timing, collection, and acceleration. You’ll learn how to teach your dog to slow down before the jump, collect efficiently, and power out of the turn — even at full speed and in more complex handling situations.
You can’t always be in the perfect position — and you don’t have to be. Your dog will learn to understand and respond to your cues even at a distance, giving you more freedom, more options on course, and more confidence in your handling.
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A complete, step-by-step training system — from foundation work to real agility sequences. You’ll always know what to train, how to train it, and how to progress with your dog.
✔ Step-by-step video lessons you can actually follow
Short, focused videos (3–5 minutes) designed to help you train efficiently. Each lesson covers one or two clear exercises, so you can take action immediately without feeling overwhelmed.
✔ Structured from foundation to advanced skills
Progress from simple exercises to more complex sequences that reflect real agility courses — building clarity and confidence at every step.
✔ Built-in answers to common challenges
Includes dedicated FAQ videos to help you overcome the most common difficulties handlers face when teaching tight turns and direction.
✔ Train at your own pace, anytime
All content is available on a private member platform, so you can learn and train whenever it fits your schedule.
✔ Support when you need it
Ask your questions directly under each lesson and get guidance to keep moving forward.
✔ Clear English voice-over + subtitles
All videos are easy to follow, with English voice-over and subtitles to make learning smooth and accessible
✔ Two Years access to the course
Giving you plenty of time to train, revisit the lessons, and progress with your dog
This course is for you if:
✔ You want your dog to clearly understand direction after jumps (left vs right)
✔ You struggle with wide turns, hesitation, or missed cues on course
✔ You want to improve your dog’s focus and connection with you
✔ You don’t want to rely only on your speed or perfect positioning
✔ You’re looking for a clear, structured method instead of guessing what to train
✔ You want exercises you can actually apply, step by step
This course is not for you if:
✖ You’re looking for quick fixes without putting in consistent training
✖ You don’t want to work on foundations and build skills progressively
✖ You expect your dog to improve without changing your training approach
✖ You’re not interested in improving communication with your dog
You will need only one jump for most of exercises.
More jumps and a tunnel for sequences.
Sure! You can start again from zero to perfect tight turns and verbal understanding
Nope. You don't need any additional equipment to train with my method
Yes. in this class you will follow Weed-a from 3 months to 18 months. I will tell you what you can do and when.
Yes, of course!
You can ask your questions anytime in the comments under each lesson. I’ll be there to guide you and help you move forward.
This space is perfect for written questions about the exercises or anything you’re unsure about.
If you’d like more in-depth, personalized feedback on your training videos, you can also choose the One month feedback option for more detailed guidance.
You don’t need to send videos to follow the course — you can progress at your own pace using the step-by-step method provided.
However, if you’d like more personalized guidance, you have the option to get individual video feedback. This allows you to receive clear, actionable advice on your training, know exactly what to improve, and progress faster with your dog.
You can learn more about the video feedback here:
Sure! You can do lots of exercises in small space
You’ll have 2 years of access to the course, giving you plenty of time to train, revisit the lessons, and progress with your dog.
More foundations, less science-fiction
Hi, I'm Zeljko Gora from Croatia.
I've been involved in dog agility for over 30 years, and today it is both my passion and my profession. I currently compete with my Border Collies Hash and Smoke, as well as my young Malinois, Weed-a.
My training focuses on strong foundations, clear verbal communication, and quality over quantity.
Since 2008, I have been travelling around the world coaching agility teams and sharing my training methods.