Ina Himle is a passionate agility trainer who has been involved in the sport from a young age. Growing up in a family deeply rooted in agility, Ina’s journey began at just nine years old with a Sheltie named Nikki. Since then, she has competed at the international level with several dogs.

In addition to her extensive experience on the agility field, Ina holds a bachelor’s degree in Global Nutrition from OSLOMET University. This academic background complements her interest in canine nutrition, further enriching her approach to working with dogs.

Ina’s training philosophy emphasizes simplicity, positivity, and setting clear goals to ensure both dogs and handlers can succeed while having fun. Her classes are designed to challenge handlers and inspire motivation, providing participants with a sense of achievement, creative solutions, and fresh perspectives to tackle agility challenges.

Kjersti Jørgensen’s training philosophy centers around understanding and motivation, and finding the balance between connection and commitment in a course. She believes there are many ways to reach your goals, and that each dog and handler team is unique. Her focus is on adapting her approach to suit the team in front of her, finding tools that work best for them.

With years of experience as a primary school teacher, Kjersti now dedicates her time fully to agility. Her background includes medals from the World Agility Open, European Open, FCI Agility World Championship, and Nordic Championship. Kjersti also values continuous learning, regularly attending courses to keep developing as a handler and trainer.

Jordi’s Agility journey began at the age of seven, and for the past 24 years, this sport has been his life. Competing across borders with his three dogs—two medium and one large—he’s proudly represented Spain seven times at the AWC and six times at the EO.

Agility is Jordi’s passion and what made him who he is today. This sport gave him more than just competition—it gave him love, lifelong friendships, and a global family. He’s hooked on competing and training, but analyzing every line and every move? That’s his true addiction. Ten years ago, this obsession inspired Jordi to become a judge. His career began in the UK, and three years later, he added Spain to his judging repertoire. Since then, he’s judged across Europe at FCI events, national tryouts, and major opens.

As both a judge and a trainer, Jordi strives to design courses that challenge handlers and dogs to reach top speed while maintaining safety and flow. His goal is to push the boundaries of agility—making it faster, more spectacular, and safer for everyone involved. For Jordi, agility is about passion, love, and chasing dreams. But the best moment? It’s after the final jump, when the dog and handler come together with joy in their eyes.

Unfortunately Petr had to cancel due to personal reasons.

Allways polite and joyful Petr makes you feel right at home when coaching. His fluid and soft lines sooth your nerves while making you give it all you've got.

Petr is an experienced judge, who has judged in all the major international championships, and plenty of large competitions throughout the world and is judging the 2025 Nordic Championships among others. His courses flow in a speed unlike any other, and the dogs just seem to fall in all the right places without a worry in the world.

Petr himself competes with a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever (or a Toller as petr prefers),  and is always extra happy when he sees a red coat flying through his course. All in all Petr is a super fun coach, whose courses never leave you cold!