Agility SOS workshops are built around this idea…
1. Run a short sequence or skill assessment
2. Watch what actually falls apart.
3. Then stop sacrificing another run and build the piece that’s missing.
--Handling clarity.
--Focus under pressure.
--Connection when speed goes up.
--Control without micromanaging.
--True contact and weave independence
--Skills that translate to real courses, not just drills.
These aren’t trial problems.
They just show up at trials.
You don’t need to trial to recreate them.
You don’t need to wait for a weekend away, expensive entries, or pressure you didn’t ask for.
You need discovery.
You need controlled chaos.
You need to see what actually changes when the environment changes.
And then you need a plan to work through it.
That's what Agility SOS is all about.
