Training & Conditioning for Optimal Canine Performance
It’s The Little Things That Make A Difference!
Performance Physiology
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Performance Basics
Performance Potential
Canine Performance Potential
Comparative Performance
General Comments on Canine Performance
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Winning Performance
Influence of the External Factors
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Areas of Influence
Actin & Myosin Interaction The basic action of movement
Areas of Metabolic Influence
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Energy Production Minimize the dips at the energy transfer phases
Immediate Energy Sources
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Oxidative Energy Production
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Genetic Determination
Canine Muscle Cell Types
Designing the Proper Nutrition & Conditioning Program
Categories of Activity
Maintenance Energy Requirement
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Nutritional Components
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrate Absorption
Proteins
Fats
Hydration and Nutrition Source
Other Supplements
Optimal Performance
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Water Supplementation
Pre-Activity Supplements
Intra-Activity Supplements
Post-Activity Supplements
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Ingredients for Optimum Performance Sprint or Strength Activities
Athletic Injuries
“Downtime” Any amount of time away from a conditioning program will result in at least an equal amount of reconditioning.
Athletic Injury Classification
Factors of Athletic Repair
Goals of Performance Management
Goals of Rehabilitation
Clinical Care of the Canine Athlete
COG of the Dog
Supra-Maximal impacts are a common daily occurrence
Minimizing Front End Impact Forces
Uphill exercise
General Comments on Canine Performance
Goals of Performance Management
Evaluations
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