Nice see-saw! To get 2on2off also with you behind, leave the reward
ahead (maybe at the next jump), let him see it’s there and then release
him to a toy (no rewarding in a position). Once he knows the reward is
always in front and not coming from you, it will be easier to stay
behind. And yes, spread the jumps of figure 8 more and try to be in line
with the wings. In general, it’s much easier to get a good turn with
you on a take off side, but of course, you want to practice being on a
landing side sometimes too! The cross you did in that sequence was
actually a blind cross, not a rear cross – but it sure was a nice one!
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