Agility Tracker

11/09/2026

Turns out there might actually be some science behind keeping track of all this stuff…

I came across this research paper looking at fitness and activity tracking. It’s a few years old now and tracking apps have moved on quite a bit since then, but the science behind why we track is still interesting.

One of the things that stood out was that the majority of studies looking at result based activities found tracking had a positive effect on motivation.

We’re all pretty good at remembering the run where it all went wrong, the where our dogs seemed to forget what a dog walk contact was, or the pole that was knocked 🙈.

But remembering where you and your dog were 6 months or a year ago? Not so easy.

That’s one of the things I really like about tracking progress. You can look back and actually see the little bits of progress that you’d otherwise completely forget about.

Sometimes when it feels like you’re getting nowhere, it’s quite nice to have the evidence that actually, you are.

Anyway, interesting read if you want to geek out. 🤓

Advances in technologies (e.g. smartphones, wearables) have resulted in the concept of ‘self-tracking’, and the use of self-tracking technologies in physical activity (i.e. fitness tracking) is on ...

08/09/2026

👋🐾 A big welcome to all our new followers!

A comment about grade wins brought quite a few of you over to Agility Tracker yesterday. It turns out we’re not the only ones who can never remember exactly what each dog needs 😂

That’s one of the reasons we built the grade tracker. Add your results and it keeps track of your wins, places and progress towards the next grade, particularly handy when you have more than one dog competing at different grades!

What other bits of agility admin are you constantly forgetting? Let us know, we might be able to help!

22/08/2026

Top 3 takeaways from Dogs In Need 2026

1. Agility really can be a holiday.
Dogs In Need proves it. A week of agility, to evening entertainment, beach walks, kids club and everything else going on at the show. It’s so much more than just turning up, running your dog and going home.

2. Agility runs on volunteers.
It’s easy to forget sometimes because, everything just… lworks. But behind every ring, course change, every result and every part of a show like this are people giving up their time to make it happen. Without them, we simply wouldn’t have the sport we do.

3. Agility is full of good people.
Whether you’ve just had the run of your life or it’s all gone completely wrong, there’s always somebody there to celebrate with you, pick you back up, have a laugh about it or hand you a drink afterwards. 😂

A week at Dogs In Need has been a pretty good and there is plenty to look forward to. 🐾

20/08/2026

Day off at Dogs In Need? 🐾

Get all of your runs logged with our advanced fault recording feature and track your real statistics. See exactly where those faults are creeping in, spot patterns across your runs and know what to take back to training. 📊

“nearly clear” doesn’t tell you nearly enough.

18/08/2026

Day 1 of Dogs In Need and we’re already seeing some great tracking! 👀📊🐾

Keep those results coming 🥇🥈🥉

13/08/2026

🌘 After last night’s eclipse, we couldn’t resist…

Whether you’re chasing clears, faster times or that elusive win, Agility Tracker lets you see exactly how you and your dog are performing in both your training and competition.

Track your results. Spot the trends. See what’s improving. And use the data to help shape what you train next.

🚀 Track it. Analyse it. Improve it.

24/07/2026

Make progress one weekend at a time and record it all with Agility Tracker.

18/07/2026

We know we’ve been a bit quiet o n social media over the last few months, but we’ve been busy behind the scenes making some big improvements to Agility Tracker.

There’s now a brand new Free Course Time Calculator, with quick access to the key judging information and useful resources all in one place.

We’ve also made some big updates to the skills and homework tracking, so it’s much easier to see how your training is progressing and what you still need to work on.

And don’t forget the cue library. It’s a really useful way to keep track of the cues you use and make sure you’re staying consistent in training.

Wherever you’re training or competing this weekend, have a good one.

Remember… A goal without a plan is just a wish. Track your training, stay consistent, and move you one step closer to where you want to be.💙

28/05/2026

Progress doesn’t just come from trying harder. It come from working out where specifically you need to try harder by plotting the patterns between training nights and competition days.

Those making the biggest leap forward are those tracking what is actually happening and not relying on memory after a long weekend at a show.

25/05/2026

Funny how the weekend always tells you exactly what you should be training next 😅

A better start line, more commitment, cleaner lines… the clues are all there if you look for them.

That’s why we built homework into Agility Tracker - so those little lessons don’t get forgotten by midweek.

Learn from the weekend. Train for the next one 💙