MEDIA/PR

Media coverage & Press releases

Over the years, Stacy Weeks (founder of Train Smarter, formerly Control Precision Flow) has been featured in the media, presented around the UK and has written articles for several publications; printed and online.

If you would like to book Stacy for a workshop, presentation, article or interview regarding her research please fill in the form below.

Send e-mail to [email protected]:

The low down on Vitamin D

Feb 05, 2021

Mind Your Language

Dec 27, 2020

BLOGS & OTHER PAPERS

For research papers currently in development, including an analysis of the yearly dog agility handler injury survey for 2019, please contact Stacy direct using the form above.

Pilates for Dog Agility Paper

MEET THE COACH

Stacy Weeks, founder of Control Precision Flow, has been researching dog sport handler movement and fitness for over 7 years. She is highly regarded as one of the leading experts for the human side of the partnership.

About

Presenter

A regular interactive presenter, covering all aspects in handler movement and fitness; no matter what dog sport is required. Stacy has presented to the Kennel Club, at dog sport camps around the UK and live on social media

Guest Expert

Stacy Weeks is featured as a guest expert on the Mental Mastery programme by Dr. Kathrine McAleese. An online programme helping dog sport handlers develop positive mindsets for the dog sport they compete in.

Contributer

Articles written by Stacy Weeks, can be found on AgilityNet, AgiNotes, The Agility Voice & Clean Run Magazine. Topics include everything from top tips for dog sport fitness to base line testing.

As Featured In...

Over the years, Stacy's classes have been featured in national and local magazines - The Independent, National Geographic Traveller, Muddy Stilettos & My Cornwall.

Commissioned Artist

Prior to setting up Control Precision Flow, Stacy Weeks was an award winning commissioned artist. Her dance films have won awards and one of her collaborative art installations included a plaque that was unveiled by Philip Schofield.