Sentences with phrase «respond to training sessions»

«We have to always be a bit cautious, because you never know how people will respond to training sessions, but at the moment he looks like he has a chance to be completely fit to respond again before the end of the season, and to be competitive.»

Not exact matches

Likeable provided a social - media session at Pure Barre's recent franchisee conference, training owners to use the voice of the brand, create mini-social-media plans, and respond quickly to posts from followers and fans.

Arsene Wenger said as he responded to questions concerning his training sessions.

Previous sessions with Wikie had already trained her to respond to a «do this» command for a fish reward, the study authors reported.

For example, since the squat trains so many large muscle groups at once, your body naturally responds by increasing testosterone production and allowing you to make splendid gains even from gym sessions that otherwise wouldn't count as anything spectacular.

Let's just say that a CrossFit athlete must train both volume and intensity throughout the year, but some people seem to respond better to one style of session over the other.

So when VanLancker heard about the ARR's monthly training sessions and its ability to respond to emergencies countywide, she knew she wanted to be part of it.

George responded quickly to his weekly / bi-weekly training sessions that we never needed to turn to the boarding program.

Dogs undergo daily training sessions and work with multiple trainers, which ensures that your pup actually learns to respond to proper commands and doesn't get attached to one particular person.

Due to a Bulldog's short attention span, they will not respond well to training sessions that last more than about 45 minutes.

Just as you did when training your puppy to respond to the «Sit» command, repeat this sequence as many as 15 to 20 times in one training session and complete two to three training sessions each day.

Lurchers respond well to positive reinforcement - based training methods and they do best when training sessions are kept short and enjoyable.

When you take on the job of training, remember: be positive (never hit, jerk on the leash or otherwise treat the dog roughly), be firm, stick to a regular schedule, remain consistent, stay patient, respond immediately and end all sessions with a great deal of praise and love.

If she doesn't respond, you can gently guide her into the requested position, then be sure to have a few more training sessions before making the command in a non-training situation.

If you continue to keep his attention and make training sessions enjoyable, he will respond very well.

«Our analysis also highlights the usefulness of attention gaining mechanisms that are more unique to training sessions (e.g. kissing noises, whistles or tongue clicking), although these are time sensitive (dog is likely to respond within 1 second).»

She mixes other cues into her training session, which makes it more interesting for her dog and also assures that he is really responding to each cue rather than always doing the same behavior.

She has responded well to this method and looks forward to each training session both at home and at class.

They respond well to reward based training methods, but it's important to ensure that training sessions are interesting and engaging.

The «three - day intensive training session» covers things like «what's needed to respond to an office action or conduct an interview.»

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