Dog Owners: Build Real Power Where It Matters Most!
The Step-by-Step System
for Injury Resistance
and Peak Performance
… in Just a Few Minutes Per Week – With Simple, Science-Backed Training!
Watch the Video Below and Discover
Why Targeted Psoas Training Is Essential for Your Active Dog!
This Course Is Designed by Jana Gams, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine,
Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, and Active Competitor in Agility and FCI Obedience
From Weakness to Strength - Success Stories
Force, a two-year-old black Lab, was diagnosed in late summer 2024 with iliopsoas tendinopathy (left: grade II/III, right: grade I/III) and left stifle inflammation, suggesting a CCL sprain. Though not lame, he struggled to run or swim straight, affecting his Retriever Field Trials training.
Our goal was to help Force recover and stay injury-free in his sport. A high-drive retriever, he moves at full speed with little regard for his body. Before starting Jana’s fitness program, he showed poor posture, with a butterfly sit and roached back.
Jana designed a structured program with five days of exercises, walking, and two rest days. Force also received daily laser therapy and PT evaluations. We met via Zoom to assess progress and adjust exercises. I sent videos to Jana for feedback in Force’s online classroom.
Within 12 weeks, his left iliopsoas and stifle fully recovered, impressing our sports medicine vet. His right iliopsoas took 24 weeks but also healed completely. Force is now cleared to return to retrieving, with a maintenance plan of three exercise days and endurance conditioning.
Initially devastated by his diagnosis, I now feel optimistic about his future in the sport. Jana’s expertise, customized exercises, and ongoing support were invaluable. The conditioning classes on Dogs4Motion Academy also provide clear guidance, making structured training easy to follow.
Karen & Force – USA
Active in retriever field trials
Yuma (Malinois) injured her iliopsoas during IGP training. She’s high-energy and always gives 200%. 😊 After the injury, Dogs4Motion quickly diagnosed the issue, and we began therapy and exercises.
Strengthening her body was crucial for IGP, which demands heavy loads on the dog. Our training became a ritual we both enjoy, and even my younger pup, Bali, is starting to prepare for the future.
Working with Dogs4Motion gave me invaluable knowledge for training and injury prevention. Their online course is well-structured, guiding you from theory to practical exercises with clear demonstrations.
I highly recommend it to anyone active with their dog – injuries can be prevented, and early issues spotted before they become serious!
Eva & Yuma
I own two Border Collies, both of whom have suffered iliopsoas injuries. My male was already retired, but my female, Lane, was injured in the fall of 2023 during her active agility career at just six years old. Proper rehab was crucial for her recovery and return to sport.
Living in Slovenia, I was fortunate to visit Dogs4Motion within 48 hours of the injury. Jana confirmed the diagnosis and designed a rehab plan with fitness exercises, gradually increasing walks, and monthly check-ups.
After three months, Lane safely returned to high-level agility, and in fall of 2024, we even competed at the Agility World
Championship completely injury-free. Dogs4Motion was with us every step of the way.
I’m incredibly grateful to their team, not only for Lane’s recovery but also for teaching me canine fitness and assessment tools. I still use their exercises in our warm-ups and cool-downs.
Even if you’re not in Slovenia, Dogs4Motion offers remote consultations and online courses. With the right rehab, your dog can recover and return to an active life – Dogs4Motion is just one click away!
Mateja, Beep & Lane, SLO
Active in agility
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⚠️ ATTENTION:
⚠️ ATTENTION:
90% of Dog Owners Don’t Realize
Their Dog’s Biggest Weakness
– Until It’s Too Late
Here’s why traditional approaches fall short:
❌ Most general fitness programs don’t focus on strengthening the psoas properly.
Most “core exercises” don’t activate the iliopsoas properly. Sit-to-stands, balance drills, and wobble board work may improve general stability, but they fail to target the muscle through its full range of motion. This leaves it underdeveloped and prone to strain.
❌ Neglecting psoas-specific conditioning leads to hidden weaknesses (Hint: If you’re into dog sports and active lifestyle, this is something you’ll want to pay special attention to!).
The iliopsoas is the powerhouse behind explosive acceleration, jumping, and controlled deceleration. If it’s weak, your dog may struggle with speed, turning efficiency, and agility – even if they look strong on the surface. Over time, this leads to compensatory movement patterns and increased stress on joints and other muscles.
❌ Free online advice can be misleading and incomplete.
Many dog owners search for exercises but end up with generic stretching routines or scattered drills that don’t progressively build strength. Without a structured plan, training can be ineffective – or worse, increase the risk of injury.
❌ Skipping structured progression puts your dog at risk.
Jumping straight into advanced training without first developing foundational strength sets the iliopsoas up for strain and setbacks. Dogs need a step-by-step approach that gradually strengthens and conditions this crucial muscle before introducing high-impact movements.
❌ A dog that “looks fine” after an injury may still be at risk.
Iliopsoas injuries don’t always present obvious symptoms, and many dogs return to activity before the muscle has fully regained its strength. Without proper rehabilitation and reconditioning, the risk of re-injury and long-term movement limitations is significantly higher.
Here’s Why Traditional Approaches Fall Short:
A Weak Psoas Won’t Fix Itself – Without Targeted Strengthening, It Stays Fragile and Prone to Injury.
So, What Made All the Difference for Me and the Dogs I’ve Worked With?
With over 20 years of experience in dog training, I’ve worked with countless dogs to improve their strength and performance.
As a veterinarian specializing in canine rehabilitation, I’ve seen how targeted conditioning plays a crucial role in injury prevention.
Proper iliopsoas strengthening can make all the difference in building resilience and long-term mobility.
The right training makes all the difference!
I understand how frustrating it is to see a dog that looks fit still struggling with mobility issues or unexpected injuries.
Many owners don’t realize that core training alone doesn’t fully engage the psoas, leaving this crucial muscle underdeveloped and prone to strain.
Contrary to popular belief, injury prevention isn’t just about stretching or doing general strength work.
It requires a structured, progressive approach that strengthens the iliopsoas through its full range of motion.
A strong psoas improves acceleration, stability, and coordination, making movements smoother and reducing the load on other muscle groups.
Dogs don’t suffer psoas injuries simply due to bad luck or isolated incidents.
Most injuries result from cumulative stress on a weak muscle that was never properly conditioned.
By understanding this, we stop chasing short-term fixes and start building true, sport-specific strength that lasts.
When you follow a structured plan that activates, strengthens, and stabilizes the iliopsoas, you’re not just preventing injuries – you’re setting your dog up for lifelong movement efficiency and optimal performance.
This shift in approach has changed the way we train, and it has helped countless dogs stay strong, powerful, and injury-free.
💡 I’m Here to Tell You:
This Isn’t Just About Preventing Injuries - It’s About Unlocking Your Dog’s Full Movement Potential
But Only with the Right System in Place!
✅ Say Goodbye to the Guesswork.
Know exactly which exercises to do, in what order, and how to progress – no more wondering if your training is effective.
✅ Build Strength That Lasts.
A strong psoas isn’t just about avoiding injuries – it’s about efficient movement, powerful acceleration, and smoother performance in daily activities and sports.
✅ Ease Stress & Enhance Calm.
A well-conditioned psoas doesn’t just boost physical performance – it also helps alleviate tension and reduce stress. By promoting a relaxed, balanced core, your dog can experience smoother, calmer movements and quicker recovery after high-energy activities.
✅ Prevent the “What If” Moments.
What if your dog lands wrong? What if they push too hard? With properly trained iliopsoas, their body is ready to handle high-impact movements safely.
✅ Turn Weakness Into Resilience.
No more worrying about whether your dog’s muscles can support their active lifestyle. This program rebuilds strength from the inside out, preventing strain and unnecessary wear.
✅ Enjoy Confidence in Every Step.
Whether on hikes, in agility courses, or everyday movement, your dog will move with power and stability – and you’ll feel good knowing you’ve set them up for long-term health.
How Proper Conditioning Transformed These Dogs
I started working with Jana almost 3 years ago and ever since, she has been an indispensable part of our training plan. She is always there for us – for conditioning plan and workout (her tips on how to get a specific move from your dog are priceless) or regular preventive check ups and massages. Regardless of what your dogs needs are, Jana always adapts to their individual needs. She is kind and with an amazing feeling and desire to help dogs to be in best shape possible. She gives her heart into every single one of her animal clients and treats them as they were her own. I’m grateful I have a chance to work with such a person as Jana is. And seeing how my dogs adores her, I’m quite certain they feel the same. Thank you Jana!
Lea Komat – Slovenia
Agility competitor and instructor, member of Slovenian national team since 2016
Just like with human atheletes, also with dogs the major preparation starts away from the main sport. Dogs4Motion offers the whole package; Off the competition season my dogs besides daily hikes mostly do dog fitness and hydrotherapy to stay in shape as only strong and fit dogs will be able to compete in the highest level injury free. Combined with regular physiotherapy I strongly believe this is the way to get dogs best! All my dogs are happy to be a part of Dogs4Motion team!
Maruša Podjed – Slovenia
Veterinarian, Agility World Championship member and multiple medalist with 3 different dogs, member of European Open since 2012, European Open Champion individual & team in 2018, AWC and EO Vice-champion
This Course is Ideal if You:
Want To Prevent Overuse Injuries:
Your active dog needs strong muscles to handle physical demands without strain or chronic tightness.
Want To Improve Your Dog’s Performance:
A strong psoas means greater strength, smoother turns, and better stability, helping your dog reach peak performance.
Have a Dog Recovering From an Iliopsoas Strain:
They’ve been cleared for exercise, but you need a safe, structured plan to rebuild strength and restore confidence in movement.
Care About Long-term Mobility:
Even if your dog hasn’t had an issue yet, proactive strengthening protects against future injuries and supports healthy movement for years to come.
Want to Gain a Competitive Advantage:
If your dog competes in agility, obedience, or other high-impact sports, targeted conditioning ensures they stay at their best.
Want to Support Your Senior Dog’s Mobility:
Strengthening the psoas helps older dogs maintain balance, coordination, and freedom of movement well into their senior years.
This Might Not Be for You If:
1.
Your Dog is Experiencing
Acute Pain or Limping:
Strength training is crucial for injury prevention, but rehabilitation comes first. Pain must be addressed before progressing to this program.
2.
You’re Looking
For a Quick Fix:
True injury prevention and strength-building require consistency and progression. This isn’t a one-time solution.
3.
You Believe General
Conditioning is Enough:
While overall fitness is beneficial, the iliopsoas needs specific, progressive strengthening to remain resilient under stress.
Trusted By Dog Owners & Canine Athletes Alike
»Perfect class for building balance and strength for my dogs. Super easy to understand and very good feedback!«
Lisa Frick – Austria
International dog trainer and handler – 4 times world champion, vice European champion
I wish instead of a like button there was a LOVE button for this page! Me and my girls love D4M, their exercises have really made a big difference to our agility! This course is full of great exercises and information packed, Jana is very knowledgeable and her responses are extremely detailed. Thank you Jana and team!
Naarah Cuddy – Great Britain
Agility World Championship member in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Founder of Into Shape Agility
Countless Hours Spent on Strength-Building and Injury Prevention Often Go to Waste - Because a Clear Plan Is Missing.
… Now you can follow a proven, step-by-step, veterinary-backed system designed to build real strength, prevent injuries, and boost performance – all in one structured program, at a fraction of the cost of rehab or vet treatments!
Psoas Power Roadmap
Build Strength, Stability, and Resilience – One Step at a Time!
Here’s How You’ll Achieve It:
Step 1: Understanding & Assessment
Before strengthening the iliopsoas, it’s essential to understand its function and identify common weaknesses. This phase teaches you why psoas strength matters, how it impacts movement, and what mistakes to avoid. With simple assessment techniques, you’ll learn to recognize imbalances, movement compensations, and early warning signs of strain.
Step 2: Laying the Foundation for Stability
A strong iliopsoas starts with proper activation and core control. In this step, your dog will develop foundational core engagement, hip stability, and controlled movement patterns. You’ll focus on slow, deliberate exercises that ensure the psoas is properly activated before progressing to full-strength work.
Step 3: Progressive Strength Challenges
Once your dog can engage the psoas correctly, it’s time to gradually introduce progressive strengthening exercises. This phase strengthens the muscle through its full range of motion, moving from static holds to controlled movement drills. The focus is on building endurance, power, and coordination so that your dog can maintain strength and stability in real-world activities.
Step 4: Strength Meets Performance
A strong psoas isn’t useful unless it translates into better movement and reduced injury risk in daily activities or sports. This phase bridges the gap between conditioning and performance, applying strength gains to acceleration, turning, and jumping movements. Whether your dog competes or is simply active, this step ensures strength translates into real-world functionality.
Step 5: Long-Term Health Maintenance
True resilience isn’t built in a day, but it’s maintained over time. In this final phase, you’ll integrate structured warm-ups, cool-downs, and progressive mobility routines to ensure ongoing psoas health. You’ll also learn how to recognize signs of fatigue, imbalance, or potential strain, so your dog stays strong and injury-free for years to come.
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»Very nice explanations, diverse progressive exercises even for beginners, abundant videos, diagrams, and PDFs.«
Laure Courdy
Easy to find a specific exercise you would want to go over again. The videos are very helpful. Especially when they are close up.
Denise Elger
Invest in Your Dog’s Mobility for a Lifetime of Movement
Introducing...
The Step-by-Step System for Injury Resistance and Peak Performance
… in Just a Few Minutes Per Week – With Simple, Science-Backed Training!
Here’s What You’ll Get:
Targeted Iliopsoas Strengthening
A specialized approach designed to engage and develop the psoas muscle effectively. The exercises target the muscle through its full range of motion, ensuring balanced strength and long-term resilience.
Science-Backed, Expert-Guided Training Plan
Developed by canine rehabilitation and sports medicine specialist, ensuring every exercise follows proven injury prevention strategies. Each movement is designed based on clinical experience and research-backed conditioning techniques for maximum effectiveness.
Clear, Progressive Training Structure
Eliminate the guesswork with a step-by-step roadmap for when and how to progress safely. The structured framework ensures controlled progression, minimizing the risk of overuse injuries and setbacks.
Adaptable for Different Needs
Whether your dog is focused on injury prevention, strength rebuilding, or peak performance, this program adapts to their fitness level and goals. Modifications and alternative exercises make it suitable for both beginners and experienced canine athletes.
You Are Walking Away With:
An Easy-to-Follow Course Format
Delivered in a clear, step-by-step format, the course is easy to follow and created to fit your weekly routine. All chapters are unlocked immediately to ensure you can progress at your own pace without feeling overwhelmed.
Detailed Video Lessons
Each lesson is designed to guide you through the training process step-by-step, making it easy to follow along and implement the techniques with your dog.
Written Explanations and Instructions
Get comprehensive written instructions that break down each lesson, so you always have a clear understanding of what to do and how to apply it during your training sessions.
Lifetime Access to Training Materials
Revisit training modules anytime with unlimited access to video lessons, progressions, and workout plans. This allows you to continually refine your dog’s training and maintain their strength over time.
User-Friendly and Compatible with Any Device
Access your course content anywhere, anytime – whether on your phone, tablet, or computer. Our platform is designed for ease of use across all devices, making training accessible and flexible.
Troubleshooting Tips
Problem-solving tips provide practical solutions to overcome challenges, ensuring you stay on track and continue making progress. They help you identify obstacles, adjust your approach, and refine your training, so you and your dog can achieve consistent, long-term results.
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Guided Workout Plan
A printable workout plan designed to ensure steady progress and keep your dog on track. Follow the carefully planned sequence of exercises to ensure your dog builds strength safely and effectively.
Psoas Mobility Routine
Enhance your dog’s flexibility and range of motion with a structured mobility routine. These active stretching exercises help maintain muscle elasticity, improve performance, and support recovery.
Sport-Ready Performance Conditioning
Designed to improve speed, endurance, and agility while reducing injury risks in high-impact activities like agility, obedience, and working dog sports. Strengthening the iliopsoas enhances movement efficiency, helping dogs perform at their best while staying injury-free.
Based on Science
This course is the product of science-based, veterinary, and canine sport medicinal knowledge, published research, personal experience from working in canine rehabilitation, and hands-on agility training experience.
Proper conditioning and strength training can reduce iliopsoas injuries by up to 60%.
1Brunke, M.W. & Levine, D. (2023). Musculoskeletal Problems in Sporting Dogs.
19.4% of all agility dog injuries involve the iliopsoas muscle, making it one of the most frequently injured muscle groups in canine athletes.
2Internet-based survey of the frequency and types of orthopedic conditions and injuries experienced by dogs competing in agility (Markley et al, 2021)
Dogs with weak core muscles and poor pelvic stability are at a higher risk of developing iliopsoas injuries.
3Baltzer, W. (2012). Preventing injury in sporting dogs.
Meet The Expert Behind Psoas Power
Featured Video: I Work with Many Canine Athletes on a Daily Basis as the Founder of the Dogs4motion, Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Center in Slovenia.
Hey, I’m Jana!
As a veterinarian specializing in canine rehabilitation and sports medicine, I’ve worked with countless active and performance dogs – both in injury recovery and in preventive conditioning.
Through my experience, I quickly learned to recognize the difference between a strong, well-conditioned dog and one that is unknowingly setting itself up for strain, setbacks, and long recovery times.
Far too many dogs suffer avoidable injuries simply because their training lacks targeted strengthening for one of the most overworked yet undertrained muscles in the canine body – the iliopsoas.
Time and time again, I saw promising dogs struggle with recurring injuries, frustrating their owners and limiting their potential.
That’s why I created Psoas Power – a structured, veterinary-backed approach to strengthening the iliopsoas and preventing unnecessary pain and setbacks.
This system has become a go-to resource for dog owners, trainers, and competitors worldwide looking to build lasting strength, improve performance, and safeguard their dogs from one of the most common yet overlooked injuries.
Here’s my promise to you:
You’ll understand exactly why the iliopsoas is crucial for movement, stability, and performance.
You’ll learn the precise exercises needed to build real strength and resilience.
Your dog will have a structured, progressive training system to stay strong, prevent injuries, and perform at their best – whether in sports, work, or daily life.
My goal with Psoas Power is simple: to provide every dog owner with the tools and knowledge to build lasting strength, improve mobility, and prevent injuries before they happen.
Jana Gams, DVM, CCRP
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Veterinary Faculty, University of Ljubljana)
- CCRP –Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (University of Tennessee)
- Founder of Dogs4motion, Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Center in Slovenia
- Active competitor on international levels and FCI Dog Training Instructor in Agility and FCI Obedience
- 20+ Years of Dog Training & Competition Experience
We Stand Behind You:
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Because Your Satisfaction Matters
I am so confident with this course that I am willing to “put my money where my mouth is” and back up your purchase with a 100 % money-back guarantee.
If you don’t feel like this course is the right fit for you, I’ll refund every cent you paid – no questions asked.
Your satisfaction matters, and I want you to feel confident in your decision to invest in this program.
Real Results, Resilient Dogs
Dogs give their best every time they step on the training/competition field and doing my best to keep them healthy and physically prepared for all the challenges, is something I owe them as the owner and handler. And just because of that, Jana’s conditioning classes are a huge part of our training and warming up/cooling down routine.
All exercises are designed in a way to make it as safe for the dog as possible, she puts a lot of attention to details (which is REALLY important when we come to conditioning) and on top of that, Jana knows really well how to adapt to every individual dog and give them what they need the most (when you have breeds that are not really “social butterflies”, working with someone who understands dog’s character is really important).
So thank you Jana for your great classes and for all the “live” training and check-ups! It means a lot to me, to have someone so skilled watching over my dogs!
Katarina Podlipnik Capuder – Slovenia
World champion of FMBB in FCI Obedience in Germany (2017), Slovenia (2018); Vice-champion in Czech Republic (2019)
Enhance Performance, Prevent Injuries – Start Today
What Makes Psoas Power
One-of-a-kind Program?
Psoas Power isn’t just another generic fitness plan – it’s a targeted, research-based approach that builds stability and power in one of the most crucial yet often neglected muscles for canine agility and endurance.
Instead of random exercises, this program follows a step-by-step program – from foundational stability to dynamic power movements – so your dog builds true functional strength that translates into performance, mobility, and long-term health.
With expert guidance, clear structure, and targeted techniques, Psoas Power gives you the missing link in canine conditioning – helping your dog move better, perform stronger, and stay active for years to come.
Designed For All Ages
Start Anytime!
There’s no minimum or maximum age requirement for this program! Whether you have a young dog building a strong foundation or a senior dog needing gentle strengthening, the exercises are safe, adaptable, and designed for all life stages. With lifetime access, you can start with foundational work and progress at a pace that suits your dog’s needs.
Have a Free Taste
Let Me Show You One of the Exercises You Can Find in This Course: Pivoting From One Object to Another
Still Unsure? Let’s Break Down Why This is So Important.
Think Your Dog’s General Fitness Is Enough?
Core workouts and regular exercise don’t always strengthen the iliopsoas. Most generic fitness programs fail to target this key muscle, leaving even active dogs prone to strain and imbalances. Psoas Power fills this gap with exercises designed to properly engage and strengthen the iliopsoas for better movement and injury prevention.
Worried This Will Be Too Time-Consuming?
You don’t need hours of training to see results. The structured exercises take just a few minutes per session and can be easily added to warm-ups, cool-downs, or strength routines. This program fits into your existing schedule, ensuring consistent progress without added stress.
Not Sure If Your Dog Really Needs This?
Iliopsoas injuries are one of the most common muscle-related issues in active dogs, often going unnoticed until they cause stiffness or weakness. Strengthening before problems arise helps prevent setbacks and keeps your dog moving powerfully and without limitations. Psoas Power ensures long-term resilience, so your dog can stay active and injury-free.
Stronger Dogs, Safer Movement
»100/100 … All the exercises are really clear, it’s going to make a big difference, the most complete training I’ve taken.«
Lucie Dessureault
I love the course, and all the detailed explanations and exercises and we are looking forward to starting an agility fitness programme to give my dog more health and strength and to prevent any possible injuries.
Juliana Martone
Train Smart, Perform Better – Build the Foundation for Injury-Free Movement
Does This Suit Me?
I’m new to canine conditioning. Will this course be too advanced for me?
Not at all! This course is designed with progressive training in mind, starting with foundational exercises before moving to more advanced variations.
Whether you’re a beginner or have prior experience, you’ll receive step-by-step guidance to ensure your training is safe, effective, and easy to follow at every stage.
Is this program only for sport dogs?
Not at all! Whether your dog is an agility competitor, an active companion, or simply loves long walks, iliopsoas strength is key to injury prevention, stability, and movement efficiency. Even if your dog doesn’t compete, a strong psoas supports smoother movement and long-term mobility.
How much time do I need to dedicate to this program?
You don’t need hours of training! Just a few minutes, 2-3 times per week can already make a noticeable difference. This program is designed to be easy to integrate into your routine, whether you’re training for performance or just want to improve your dog’s overall fitness.
My dog is recovering from an iliopsoas strain. Can they participate?
Yes, if your dog has been cleared for exercise by a vet or rehab specialist. This program includes structured, progressive exercises designed to safely rebuild strength and restore confidence in movement. However, if your dog is still in acute pain or limping, focus on early rehab first before beginning strength work.
Do I need special equipment?
We recommend:
- Two non-slippery platforms of equal height (e.g., planks or wooden platforms)
- A taller platform (approximately elbow height for your dog)
- A set of cavaletti bars and cones or a few poles
- Optional: Basic fitness equipment or household items to add difficulty
However, you can start by helping yourself with basic household items like stools, platforms, or stable surfaces.
My dog isn’t injured. Why should I focus on the psoas?
Because the best injury is the one that never happens. Iliopsoas injuries often develop gradually, and by the time symptoms appear, the muscle has already been strained. This program ensures your dog’s psoas stays strong and resilient, reducing the risk of injury before it happens.
I already follow a fitness routine with my dog. How is this different?
Many general fitness programs include core work, but few actually target the iliopsoas properly. Without specific activation and progressive strengthening, the psoas can remain weak, even in highly trained dogs. This course fills that gap, ensuring full-range strengthening for true injury prevention.
Can I start with a young dog?
Yes! While the course is ideal for dogs 6 months and older, you can start earlier with foundational exercises. The program focuses on safe, controlled, and low-impact movements, making it suitable for younger dogs.
By starting early, you’ll build foundational strength, improve body awareness, and strengthen your bond through fun, engaging exercises. Plus, with lifetime access, you can begin with the basics now and introduce more advanced exercises as your dog grows and develops!
Is this program suitable for older dogs?
Absolutely! Senior dogs benefit greatly from psoas strengthening because it helps with balance, coordination, and stability, reducing the risk of falls and compensatory strain on other joints. The exercises in this program can be adapted for gentle strengthening, making it perfect for older dogs looking to maintain mobility.
How soon will I see results?
Every dog is different, but most owners notice improvements in stability, movement, and coordination within just a few weeks. Dogs with past injuries often regain confidence faster, while highly active dogs may experience better agility, speed, and endurance over time.
How is this course different from your other canine conditioning courses?
Psoas Power is a highly specialized program focused specifically on activating, strengthening, and improving the mobility of the iliopsoas muscle – a key but often overlooked muscle in canine conditioning.
While it includes some foundational exercises (since strong fundamentals are essential), this course is unique in its systematic approach to psoas engagement, ensuring targeted progressions that work the muscle through its full range of motion.
Even if you’ve taken other Dogs4motion conditioning courses, Psoas Power offers new exercises, refined progressions, and in-depth strategies to further enhance your dog’s strength and injury resistance.
Technical Questions
Do I really get lifetime access to all content?
Yes! You keep lifetime access to the course. That means you can restart it, refresh your knowledge and start with other dogs anytime in the future.
Is it easy to open and access the exercises?
Yes. The access to the content platform is lifetime, and it is very easy to use and navigate.
Is the course available in languages other than English?
Currently, the course is only available in English, but it does come with English subtitles.
Real Results From Real Customers Worldwide
The Best Time to Strengthen Your Dog’s Psoas Was Yesterday.
The Second Best Time is Now.
By now, you’ve likely realized what happens when the iliopsoas isn’t properly conditioned – whether it’s reduced performance, stiffness after activity, or even a full-blown injury.
Recovery is always harder and longer than prevention, making proactive strengthening the smarter choice.
The iliopsoas drives your dog’s movement, power, and stability – but without targeted activation and structured progression, this crucial muscle will remain weak, leaving your dog vulnerable to setbacks and reduced performance.
You Have Three Options:
1.
Keep doing what you’re doing. Maybe your dog is already active, and that feels like enough. But is their movement truly balanced and strong, or are weaknesses developing beneath the surface?
2.
Try to piece together information from free resources. But without a structured, expert-backed plan, how do you know if you’re strengthening the right muscles? And are you risking reinforcing bad movement patterns
3.
Follow a proven, step-by-step system designed by a professional. Psoas Power removes the guesswork. With targeted exercises, structured progressions, and expert guidance, you’ll be building true resilience, movement efficiency, and long-term strength – the right way.
Whatever you choose, I encourage you to take action, because there’s no worse feeling than being stuck.
I hope to see you inside the course!
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