Is Your Dog Getting Lost Because It's Track is Too Easy?

The IGP Track Book

You're told to lay straight legs and add food. It's time to stop training like it's the middle ages. For the serious IGP competitor, there's a better way to unlock razor-sharp intensity, pinpoint accuracy, and unstoppable drive.

"Passing" is the Enemy of "Precision."

The sport demands precision, but too many people train with a "pass/fail" mindset. The goal becomes a frantic checklist of corrections, not a true understanding of the work.
This is where handlers get trapped. They obsess over the process of removing food, treating the symptom instead of building the skill. They get lost perfecting small, cosmetic details that aren't even in the rule book, all in the pursuit of a slow, controlled-appearing track.
But control is not the same as confidence. This approach creates a hesitant, mechanical dog. It doesn't build a partner that attacks the track with the power and drive of Mike Tyson; it creates a performance that looks "safe," but lacks the pinpoint accuracy and undeniable intensity that truly wins.

The Book for the Thinking Handler

We're Lars and Eric and this is your invitation to leave the old methods behind. Our book, is a philosophical treatise disguised as a how-to guide for the competitor who wants to understand the why behind the how.We call it Logical Dog Training. It's about observing, questioning, and experimenting to build a dog that is powerful, driven, and knows what "right" looks like.
It’s not a system; it's a way of thinking.
Imagine a training session where your dog tracks with power and relentless focus. Every turn is precise. The intensity is undeniable. This isn't a fantasy; it's the result of challenging your dog and yourself in a logical way.

Become a First Handler. Get an Insane Advantage.

You know the drill with book bonuses, right? It's always some anemic PDF that's about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. A "checklist" you'll never use. A "mind map" that looks like a 3rd grader's art project. Our personal favorite is the "inspirational" desktop wallpaper with a dog quote on it. Fabulous.We hate stupid bonuses.So we're not doing that.Instead of insulting your intelligence, we're giving our founding members pre-launch access and resources that are more valuable than your entry fee for a trial or a seminar but not quite as valuable as a free puppy.

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