All about Cani-VTT

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“All about Cani-VTT” is much more than just a book: it is the fruit of a passionate collaboration between Anne Fulleringer , world champion in cani-mountain biking and specialist in mental preparation, and Sophie Lehalle , Federal Technical Director and practitioner involved in the development of canine sports.

This comprehensive guide is designed to help both beginners and seasoned competitors progress with their four-legged companion, while strengthening their bond.

THE cani-mountain biking has experienced impressive growth in France in recent years, with more than 15,000 regular practitioners and about 200 competitions organized each year in the region. This sport, which combines mountain biking and bonding with your dog, is particularly popular.

Accessible both for leisure and competition, cani-MTB appeals with its many benefits: it strengthens the bond between owner and dog, improves their physical condition, and allows them to enjoy natural spaces. With varied courses ranging from forest trails to more technical terrain, cani-MTB is gradually establishing itself as one of the most dynamic canine sports in France.

Summary

- The dog and the cani-mountain bike equipment
- Start and progress in cani-mountain biking
- Develop the mentality of your Woof
- From leisure to competition
- Train your mind for the good of your Woof
- Annexes and practical sheets

The paperback book includes the first 3 chapters and the other 2 are accessible via a QR Code. In total, a complete book of 500 pages who will accompany you throughout your journey.

About the authors

Anne Fulleringer has been practicing cani-mountain biking since 2005 and has won numerous international titles, including several world and European championships. A specialist in mental preparation, she shares her knowledge and experience in this book to help practitioners progress with confidence.

Sophie Lehalle discovered cani-VTT in 2009 and quickly became involved in the development of this sport through the organization of competitions and the formation of clubs. Her expertise and passion shine through in her practical advice and illustrations. She is the Federal Technical Director of the French Federation of Canine Sports and Leisure.