Why attend a canicross class? To those experienced in Canicross I might seem baffling as to why you might choose to attend a class teaching Canicross skills, so this weeks blog is to chat about why attending a class can be beneficial to all. Firstly, Canicross can come across as extremely intimidating from the outside! When you see people who are very fast and very good it can be scary, and it can also seem unreal that you might be able to achieve this synchronicity with your

Recently I decided to try out a new belt, I am a bit of a kit geek, and I like trying out new and different products, in the quest to find…..the one! So this month I trialled the Run Lite Artic Wolf Canicross Belt. You can purchase it from Cani-Fit using the link found here: https://cani-fit.com/product/run-lite-canicross-belt-by-arctic-wolf/ I have tried my best to put this through all the strain I can, using it for running, hiking and my general dog walking business needs a

We are nearly approaching week three of my canicross sessions. Last week we looked at directional work, and how to build this into every day walks so we can really get solid cues in there. We also talked about different surfaces and the impact that can have on both you and your dog when running. When out running with your dog it is important that you take into consideration your dogs comfort. We already know that it is vital to have correctly fitting harnesses, lines and belt

Although I am based in Epsom, I hold sessions in a lot of different areas. You will quite often find me up in the hills, through the sandy banks of Esher and running along the canals past Ripley and into Guildford. So it is quite likely that you will be able to attend one or more of my sessions. My main aim is to provide fun, educational and most importantly inclusive classes, with that in mind this blog is to cover some of my most commonly asked questions. My dog is reactiv