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To be certain you get as much beneﬁt as you can for the time you spend at a seminar • Immediately after the seminar, identify the two or three key concepts you most like and want to retain. • Review your seminar courses and notes within 48 hours after the seminar ends; then make an appointment with yourself to review the notes again within seven days. This enables you to retain more of the information you received during your training day and keep your new learning in long-term memory. • Plan to practice your new skills, and to show someone else any new concepts you want to remember and incorporate into your skill set. Sharing new tips and techniques helps to guarantee that you retain the information more effectively. D

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The goal of each issue of Clean Run is to document and explain both basic and advanced handling and training techniques for individual agility competitors as well as instructors, support humane training methods, support the agility community through education and communication, and present varying viewpoints through editorials and letters.

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