I watched a video of Me and Whizy today and it looked like I was staying in the turn around to long and not letting him out when he was stepping really nice, but staying in too long untill he screwed up. Letting him hang up and drag instead of getting him snapping around a little more crisp- its time for a little of that but only for a turn or two or three. Need to take him out then in then out then in etc like Craig and Toms drill - get him out while he's sweet then back in if I must;
Also saw a Tom Dorance clip- just fix it up a little and let him find it took on a new twist hearing it come from his lips- a little more of a serendipitous tone struck me. When I take my time and walk circles and tweak and dink and play and set things up I do much better- still I noticed on my video of me and whizy I turned him around way to much and spent way too much time dwelling on the spin when I should have got a few decent ones each way and quit. I need to take more time with the walking circles and doing stuff slow to warm up or after he's in working mode and not get in such a hurry to get off and be done but enjoy the journey- its amazing how much quicker you end up being done when I pick that aproach.
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