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At Peak Canine Performance, we emphasise the importance of a personalised approach to canine conditioning. While generic conditioning programs may seem convenient, they often fail to address your dog’s unique needs. Without a qualified coach conducting a proper assessment, there’s a risk that your dog could be performing exercises with incorrect form, which can actually exacerbate existing imbalances or even cause new injuries.

Every dog has its own strengths, weaknesses, and movement patterns. A coach trained in canine conditioning can identify these specific areas and ensure that exercises are tailored to your dog’s current physical condition. If exercises are not adjusted to correct imbalances or to match your dog’s fitness level, there’s a real danger of strengthening the wrong muscles or putting strain on vulnerable areas.

By working with a qualified coach who has assessed your dog’s needs, we can ensure that each exercise is performed with the right form and progression, leading to proper strengthening and long-term physical health, rather than the risk of reinforcing poor movement patterns or causing further imbalance.