As more and more people become interested in the sport
of canine freestyle, the biggest challenge for many new freestyle teams
still remains - how do you choreograph your first routines? Through her
freestyle classes and workshops, Kris Hurley has developed a step-by-step
method to help new freestyle teams create their first routines. By
breaking down each step into workable phases and providing detailed tips and
hints on how to overcome some of the common challenges, Kris has been able
to successfully guide many teams on their way to creating award winning
routines.
Finally, there is a workshop that goes beyond a basic
introduction to the sport and how to train the common freestyle
skills, and provides a more in-depth look at routine development. This
can be a very valuable workshop to anyone new to the sport of canine
freestyle or for experienced teams that are looking for an easier or more
consistent way to create their routines or to teach freestyle to others.

For many new freestyle teams (and sometimes even
experienced ones), the thought of having to choreograph a two-minute routine
can seem very overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you
figure out what moves go where? As with any other task, breaking down
what may seem "insurmountable" into an easy step-by-step approach can often give
someone the courage to try rather than just giving up before they start.
Kris's workshops review her "7 Phases" used to develop
a freestyle routine. Understanding what happens in each phase should
help make it easier to create your routine or to better understand the
processes you may already be using. The seven phases that you will be
guided through include: