My dog takes the wrong obstacle
Recommended Path: Discriminations
- Obstacle vs. tunnel discriminations
- handler focus vs obstacle focus
- Building reliable choices
TRAIN WITH STRUCTURE
The training platform modern agility needs.
International trainers Skills, tips, challenges Multilingual content
- • Skills: step-by-step lessons to build one technique at a time
- • Course Maps: training courses adapted to different levels and ring sizes
- • Challenges: learn timing, handling, and decision-making and test them.
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START HERE
What are you working on?
Choose what you want to improve right now. We’ll point you to the Training Path that matches it, so you can start with the right drills.
Most people begin with one path, then build from there.
My crosses feel late or messy
Recommended Path: Handling System
- Directional cue timing
- Front / rear / blind cross mechanics
- Layering basics
Weave entries fall apart in courses
Recommended Path: Obstacle Skills
- Independent entries from all angles
- Speed vs. accuracy progression
- Proofing with challenges
I can't get consistent contacts
Recommended Path: Obstacle Skills
- Clear contact criteria
- Running A-frame and dogwalk
- Seesaw consistency and independence
My dog knocks bars on tight turns
Recommended Path: Lines & Turns
- Jump wraps & takeoff awareness
- Stride guides with poles / barriers
- Turn shape understanding
Training a puppy?
Recommended Path: Foundations
- Focus and response games
- Reward habits and motivation
- Simple obstacle confidence and good habits
HOW IT WORKS
How AgilityHub works
Skills
The building blocks. One clear thing you and your dog practise until it's reliable — a rear cross, a weave entry, contact criteria. Trained without pressure, with clear progressions.
Best for: building criteria
Browse Skills →Challenges
Full courses to test your skills under pressure. They show what holds up, what breaks, and what to train next.
Includes: Downloadable Course Maps to build the setup at your place
Ring sizes
Garden (15 × 20 m / 49 × 65 ft) Grand (20 × 30 m / 65 × 98 ft) Grand (20 × 40 m / 65 × 131 ft) Grand (30 × 30 m / 98 × 98 ft)
Difficulty
Easy Medium Hard
Best for: proof and progress checks
Browse Challenges →Tip
Short coaching points to clean up timing, cues, and mechanics. Small fixes that make an existing skill cleaner and more reliable.
Best for: fixing weak links
Browse Tips →Ready to explore the platform? Start with Skills, Course Maps, or Challenges.
TRAINING PATHS
Training Paths
Skills and tips are organized into five structured paths, so you can focus on what you need most and know exactly what to train next and how to test your progress.
Build the basic skills that make everything else easier: rewards, routines, focus, and clear training steps.
- Warm-up & routine
- Rewards & shaping
- Reward tools (targets / toy)
- Focus & response
- Start tools & routines
- Puppy basics
Real example
A real example
Challenge snippet preview
1) You run Challenge X → dog slices the turn
2) You train Skill: Soft turns & tunnel exits (criteria)
3) You rerun the challenge and check the criteria
COACHES
Meet the team
AgilityHub is built by experienced international agility trainers and course designers — competitors and judges who design the challenges you train on. Here are the people behind the platform.
Adrian Bajo
trainer
Spain
International competitor with his Border Collies; Spanish national team.
Handling SystemLines Turns
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Aneta Grygarová
trainer
Czech Republic
Czech national team member since 2008; EO & AWC competitor.
Handling SystemLines Turns
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Anne Lenz
trainer
Germany
14 years of experience, training across breeds from mix rescue to Border Collies and Working Cockers.
FoundationsHandling System
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Ariane Wieber
trainer
Germany
German national team for EO & AWC; multiple championship titles with Zola.
Obstacle SkillsHandling System
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Euan Paterson
trainer
Scotland
Great Britain team for EO & AWC; Crufts Champion; WAO Biathlon Champion.
Handling SystemLines Turns
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Iwona Golab
trainer
Poland
Polish national team since 2013; EO & AWC competitor; multi-country champion.
Handling SystemLines Turns
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Jenny Damm
trainer
Sweden
One of agility's most recognised names; 22+ years of experience; Swedish national team.
Handling SystemLines Turns
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Kjersti Jørgensen
trainer
Norway
Norwegian national team; teaching background; focus on handler-dog partnership.
FoundationsHandling System
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Sample coming soon
All trainers & designers
RESULTS FROM MEMBERS
What members are saying
Key point: Structure
I really like this program! We have a group of friends and we build these challenges every couple of months and train them together. It's so good to have the course analyses and then challenge yourself to try something you wouldn't otherwise have dared to try. I also like a lot that mistakes are shown — you learn so much when seeing how to correct things: handling, timing, dog's skills.
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I really like this program! We have a group of friends and we build these challenges every couple of months and train them together. It's so good to have the course analyses and then challenge yourself to try something you wouldn't otherwise have dared to try. I also like a lot that mistakes are shown — you learn so much when seeing how to correct things: handling, timing, dog's skills.
Structure · Community
Key point: Clarity
I love so much about AgilityHub! What I love is the courses broken up into doable sequences and showing us different ways to handle them. Also, I love the different sized courses. Sometimes I like the big courses but often I don't have the space for them or the manpower to put them up.
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I love so much about AgilityHub! What I love is the courses broken up into doable sequences and showing us different ways to handle them. Also, I love the different sized courses. Sometimes I like the big courses but often I don't have the space for them or the manpower to put them up.
Clarity · Space Options
Key point: Structure
I think more of the skills — how and when to use them in a course. For instance, the different types of threadles: what's the best way to train them and when to use certain handling in a course and why. Tricky things you've seen on courses where it surprises most handlers.
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I think more of the skills — how and when to use them in a course. For instance, the different types of threadles: what's the best way to train them and when to use certain handling in a course and why. Tricky things you've seen on courses where it surprises most handlers.
Structure · Progress
Key point: Video Quality
I must say, this is really good—much better than I expected! I've been doing agility for about 6 years now, mostly on my own with the occasional in-person seminar, as I live in a rural area. That means I’ve done about 95% of my training through different online courses, and this one really stands out. The videos are very well produced, and the training skills and challenges are top. Highly recommended!
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I must say, this is really good—much better than I expected! I've been doing agility for about 6 years now, mostly on my own with the occasional in-person seminar, as I live in a rural area. That means I’ve done about 95% of my training through different online courses, and this one really stands out. The videos are very well produced, and the training skills and challenges are top. Highly recommended!
Video Quality · Progress
Key point: Progress
Thank you for the new season's skills videos and challenges. I was over the moon for Ariane's seesaw session. I've watched everything more than once. My Border Collies are 5 years and 5 months — it's great there are hints which help me plan the upcoming training for the younger one too.
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Thank you for the new season's skills videos and challenges. I was over the moon for Ariane's seesaw session. I've watched everything more than once. My Border Collies are 5 years and 5 months — it's great there are hints which help me plan the upcoming training for the younger one too.
Progress · Structure
Key point: Transcripts
I'm new to AgilityHub and I think it's great! Love the explanations and details. Also — love the transcript option! I'm a reader. Sometimes I can watch something and go 'huh?' but then read the explanation and it all becomes much clearer. Thanks AgilityHub for a great product!
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I'm new to AgilityHub and I think it's great! Love the explanations and details. Also — love the transcript option! I'm a reader. Sometimes I can watch something and go 'huh?' but then read the explanation and it all becomes much clearer. Thanks AgilityHub for a great product!
Transcripts · Clarity
Key point: Progress
I want to say how much I've genuinely enjoyed the course — I've had great results, and it's made a real difference for me.
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I want to say how much I've genuinely enjoyed the course — I've had great results, and it's made a real difference for me.
Progress
Key point: Format
just wanted to congratulate you folks on putting this together. I love the new format with options for different size fields AND difficulty. And the video instruction and quality are top notch. Really impressive!!
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just wanted to congratulate you folks on putting this together. I love the new format with options for different size fields AND difficulty. And the video instruction and quality are top notch. Really impressive!!
Format · Video Quality
Key point: Engagement
This is the best agility training program I’ve ever had. Engaging courses, I can watch and repeat the walkthroughs. All the skills are also very helpful; I’ve learned a lot of new things. Thank you very much.
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This is the best agility training program I’ve ever had. Engaging courses, I can watch and repeat the walkthroughs. All the skills are also very helpful; I’ve learned a lot of new things. Thank you very much.
Engagement · Progress
PRICING
Plans
Choose Basic if you want a structured library of skills, tips, and course maps.
Choose Advance if you also want Challenges to test your skills under pressure.
Cancel anytime.
Basic
€29.00/month
- Step-by-step skills with criteria
- Course maps for at-home setups
- Tips to fix weak points
Included
Skills
Drills + criteria
Course Maps
Printable layouts
Tips
Fix problems
Challenges
Pressure tests
Coach content
Trainer videos
Advance
€49.00/month
- Everything in Basic
- Challenge runs to prove skills
- Clear loop for fix-and-retest training
Included
Skills
Drills + criteria
Course Maps
Printable layouts
Tips
Fix problems
Challenges
Pressure tests
Coach content
Trainer videos
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions
Getting started
What is AgilityHub?
AgilityHub is an online agility training platform built by international trainers and judges. It's a structured system where you learn a skill, train it with your dog, and test it on a challenge to see what needs more work.
Is this for beginners or advanced handlers?
Both. The Training Paths cover everything from puppy basics and warm-up routines to advanced handling, discriminations, and obstacle skills. You choose the path that matches your current level and goals.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. You can enter the platform for free and explore what's inside before subscribing. No credit card required to browse.
What if I have a specific problem — how do I find the right content?
Start with the 'Find Your Issue' section on this page. Pick the problem closest to yours, and you'll see the recommended Training Path with specific topics and a sample video.
Content
What are Challenges?
Challenges are courses and setups designed to put your training under real pressure. They show you what's working, what breaks, and what to train next. They come in Garden (smaller) and Grand (full-size) formats.
How is this different from other online agility courses?
AgilityHub is built around a structured system: Skills (building blocks) → Tips (small fixes) → Challenges (pressure tests) → clear next steps. Instead of watching isolated lessons, you follow a progression and test what you learn.
Who are the trainers and designers?
The team includes internationally experienced agility trainers and course designers from countries like Germany, Sweden, Norway, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Poland, Czech Republic, Scotland, Austria, Hungary, and the United Kingdom. Many are national team members and international championship competitors. The course designers create the challenges you train on.
Are videos available in multiple languages?
Yes. Content is multilingual and easy to follow. Transcripts are available alongside the videos, making it easier to follow along in your own time.
How often is new content added?
AgilityHub releases new skills, tips, and challenges regularly. Each season brings new content across all Training Paths.
Training space & equipment
Can I train in a small space?
Yes. Challenges come in two sizes — Garden (adapted for smaller areas) and Grand (full competition ring). Many skills and drills require very little space.
Billing
What's the difference between the Basic and Advance plans?
Both plans include Skills and Course Maps. The Advance plan also includes Challenges — full agility courses in Garden and Grand sizes that test your training under pressure. See the current plans and pricing at learn.agilitydoghub.com/subscribe.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Both plans can be cancelled anytime with no commitment.
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