Tyler Muto Optimizing Your Training

As a performance coach for professional dog trainers, my goal is simple: Show the trainers I work with how to get better results and have happier clients, while making more money and using less effort. In this workshop, we will be focusing on the training end of this equation - By learning how to remove common areas of friction in your training protocols and how to create more efficient training plans and programs, you can achieve remarkably better results for your customers, and save yourself valuable time and energy. Although the focal point of these three days is not business growth, marketing, or sales, the math is undeniable. If you can achieve better results in less time, you can increase your bottom line, or enjoy more free time, or ideally both. Although this event is geared toward the professional trainer, pet parents and enthusiasts will find the bulk of the content relevant as they are creating and executing training plans for their dogs.Specific behaviors and techniques covered will be dependent on the dog/handler teams present, however below are some things you can expect to learn:How to use multi-tiered goal setting to streamline your training.How to eliminate common points of friction that are slowing down the dogs progress and limiting your results.How arousal impacts behavior.How to use positive reinforcement to reduce over-excitement and drive in pet dogs (and why you should want to.)How to reduce arousal through targeted training exercises.How to create more clarity and reduce stress in the dogs you train.How to use punishment the right way for behavior modification.How to create training plans to address behavior problems directly.How to leverage your time and energy while giving your clients more of what they want.Tuition 550.00October 4-6 2024 9am-430pmTickets are NON-REFUNDABLE