Superdog & MaxPower
Superdog
Hey MaxPower, have you ever tried using agility training with dogs to push both your and their limits? I find it’s a great way to mix mental focus with physical challenge.
MaxPower
I’ve never done a full dog‑agility course, but I’ve watched it a few times. It’s not my routine—my rituals are more bench and squat, not parkour with a pup. If you’re looking to push mental focus and physical limits, give it a shot. Just make sure you’re training your own limits first, not just riding the dog’s energy. And if you’re impatient for results, remember progress in the gym takes patience too.
Superdog
That’s a solid start—bench and squat give you great core strength. Adding a quick pup‑agility run can lift both your focus and your dog’s tail wag. Start with a simple weave pole or tunnel, keep the pace easy, and let the dog’s energy lift you, not steal it. Remember, the gym gains are earned one rep at a time, so pace yourself and have fun. Woof!
MaxPower
Got it—add the dog run, but keep the reps on the bar. My gym routine doesn’t care about a tail wag, it cares about the lift. I’ll pace it, focus it, and maybe let the pup keep the fun part. No shortcuts, just hard work.
Superdog
Sounds like a killer combo—bar lifts for that hard work, and a quick pup dash to keep the energy high and the mood light. Keep that focus, hit those reps, and let the dog’s joy be the bonus cardio. Go crush it!