세계적 수준의 IGP 헬퍼가 되는 방법

who knows us through these different things, they've kind of grown accustomed to what TWWC does, how we pro uh provide training lessons, how we provide uh dog training concepts and stuff like that. Today, everything changes. Today we're going to be announcing the IGP helper program. So what you guys are going to learn today is why the training without conflict IGP helper program was created, what the training without conflict IGP helper program aims to accomplish, who are the instructors of the program, and how the training without conflict IGP helper program can supercharge your knowledge and skills as an IGP helper. So to answer the question, what the training without conflict helper program aims to improve the sport of IGP by starting at the foundational level. Why? Simply put, the sport of IGP needs more IGP helpers. To be completely clear, the sport needs more skilled helpers. By improving helpers, the training will get better, IGP clubs will get better, the competition will get better, and most importantly, we believe the dogs will get better. So now that we know the purpose behind the program, I want to introduce you guys to your instructors for the TWWC IGP helper program. So TWWC obviously we're going to have Ivan Ivan Balabanov. We're going to discuss a little bit more about Ivan's uh accomplishments and stuff like that as we go further in the call, but uh he is going to be a instructor for this program. Yanni Bong, he is also uh going to be one of the instructors on for this program. He's also going to be joining us on the call today. And Enrio Schwatterer, who is an upand cominging helper. He's not necessarily known by a ton of people, but he is Ivan's most trusted prep prep helper for all competitions at the moment. So, that should tell you guys um what his impact is uh on the training field. So, uh since Yanni's on the call, Yanni, do you want to jump on here? >> What's up? >> There we go. >> Seriously, very big amateur with the Zoom call. >> All right, guys. So now that we have Yanni on the call, uh I can go ahead. So Yanni, all I basically did uh as we kind of introduced the call is I just introduced what training without conflict is. Uh and I just introduced that there is now an existence of an IGP helper program that we're going to be offering. And uh I did share that the instructors for the program are going to be you, uh Ivan, and Enrico. Uh but uh before we go any deeper in what the program is and what the program has um I don't want to like go too far into like who you are as a uh a helper or what you've accomplished or anything like that. I think all that stuff speaks for

itself or it's something that we can uh cover on a different call. What I do want to talk about is this program was basically uh put together from a 5-day workshop that we did live and in person. So just overall, can you tell me a little bit about like what your feelings, what your emotions were about the whole experience over those five days uh from a helper's perspective? >> Yeah, very cool. Uh thank you. I I was thinking about that whole day like what to say about it. Um first at all in my opinion it's probably the biggest one ever happened like there haven't been ever anything better in like all the ways because it was not only for USA people that's good to say on beginning there was a lot of Europeans which saying already enough like uh I would I would believe it was like 60 40 even 5050 Europeans and USA guys. 5 days absolutely I mean extremely much practicing which is the most valuable I see nowadays in my uh acade academy with my helpers that online and all the trainings you can you can learn so much but you need to see the practicing the practicing is recorded for two different like two different guys were there 24/7 so I do remember this was my very good impression like I was watching it and I said man they are just standing here 24/7 and recording almost [ __ ] everything as a theory part as a questions as the practicing uh we have been another good point is that we have been rotating the groups so every day we work almost all of the helpers which is another very good plus uh it means like I have been doing one group in the same time Ivan was doing another group and uh Enrio was doing like the TR group then we just rotating and changing them. So uh in one hand you will see there are like 15 or whatever more helpers working with different sort of dogs like we had there so many dogs there's another plus perfect like we had so many different characters so many different issues. So this kind of program for you guys is not about like only you know the sort of escapes and long attacks technique. There is a lot of issues in the philosophy how the dog for example don't want to bark or like the dog is not absolutely able to hold the pillow meanwhile the helper is passive or for example the dog is there so bad with the prey at all technique for the helpers is there but also a lot of solution of the characters of the dogs which is for me the most valuable so when I will be beginner or even like advanced helper I would definitely take it because there is [ __ ] everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. I think um I think it was one of the most like expansive uh intense experiences just because there was and this is something that I I

knew during the workshop because I was filming but because I'm filming I'm concentrating on so many things with filming and making sure we get the picture and the sound and all that stuff that I'm not necessarily concerned with what's happening in the workshop but What's very interesting is that the workshop is not just like you said learning about escapes, learning about how to sleeve presentation or those things. It's literally like it's basically it's almost calling it an IGP helper workshop uh program is bringing it down to a lower level because it's actually an understanding of all protection in IGP because you get to understand from the perspective of the helper from the perspective of the dog and from the perspective of the handler and all of those things get covered all at once and get discussed with the group get discussed with the question and answer with the lectures with all those things and I just thought that that was like I mean it's just something that doesn't really happen and and it's it was just a very cool experience I don't know if you agree with that >> I do agree 100% as I said it it's like in my opinion the biggest one ever happened like in all the perspective on uh the the number how many practicing how many just informations we share per day and how many good things bring the other guys. I mean I after this camp I was very tired. It took me a couple of days to get back. Yeah. So um uh Ivan actually just messaged me and he said that he uh he is able to jump on the call. He's actually traveling right now. I don't know if you guys saw his Instagram post. is on a road trip doing some tracking getting ready for uh for FCI. But Ivan, if you want to jump on real quick and uh maybe share your thoughts about what you felt like uh the um the actual workshop itself when we had it, what that uh what that felt like for you. >> All right, here we are. What's up? It's good to see you, Yanni. >> Man, people um I I don't know even what to say. Yeah, we are on the road. We're driving uh have to go to some tracking getting ready for FCI but staying on track here like I it was just very cool to listen to Yanni and got me just right back excited about the whole thing and I will tell you like um like we very genuinely got excited. We were when we decided to do this it was cool to do. uh we knew that it's going to be interesting for everybody. I don't think any of us meaning the the instructors in the in the class like me and Rico were expecting that would get that excited about it. um point that even halfway I remember not we were not even done we were halfway through it and we just kind

of as tired as we were we just looked at each other and we're like this is not going to end here. We're going to have to figure what we're going to do next because this is absolutely amazing in so many different uh uh ways. Um, so we had no clear idea where we want to go with it, but we we knew that this was exciting. Um, and what is super interesting for us as well is because we bring very different takes to the table. Sometimes sometimes we can contradict each other and then you get to see how all of us have a different take and and they all have time and place for that. Um, so one of the, in my opinion, the the coolest thing probably of of what we did was giving you a wide range of of options and ideas and and how to think about protection, where to start, what's important, how not to screw it up, but also how to change, how to repair the mistakes that has happened because as you know that that's inevitable. uh especially when you don't have the guidance and experience. Um so yeah um I I am super excited that we were able to make this and and it took quite some time to to produce it. We all were messaging each other. It's like hey is it ready yet? This is like we we are we actually were dying to see because as Yanni was saying uh um we only got to talk about what we were doing but you know I wanted to be in Yanit's group. I wanted to be in Henry Good's group and and these are really cool times. Um so yeah I I really think this is going to be a a very interesting and there's going to be takeaways for everybody. I mean being a beginner, being an advanced like national world level helper if you want uh I am I promise you that there will be some very interesting takeaways for any level of helper and as well as dog training for the sake of dog training because as we all know helper work is not just about dogs biting. It's about how we control the dogs and without breaking them and how we deal with their emotion and and you know chemicals in the brain and and all that challenging like oh I want to do this but well you have to but there is also the compliance element and so on. So, um, yeah, let me let me shut up for a moment here and, uh, let's Eric go on. >> Yep. Yep. Yeah. I I think um just to kind of give everyone an understanding of what uh Ivan and Yanni are kind of talking about the workshop itself if you for I mean there's a lot of people actually here uh on the call who were there in person which is very very cool to see you guys and we're happy to see you guys. Um the workshop consisted of 5 days of not just lecture, not just dog training, not like it was literally every it was like a a a oneweek dream package with world

champion helpers, competitors, all of it. Uh the the the workshop had lectures to begin with and then you would watch Yanni or Ivan train dogs and and do helper work with dogs. And then they broke up into separate groups. We had 16 helpers who had working spots and they each worked with Ivan, with Yanni, and with Enrico uh on on a day-to-day basis. Uh the the group separated out. And what Ivan's kind of talking about is because Ivan's teaching his group, he's not really able to walk over and see what Yanni's teaching or go see what Enrico's teaching. So this video and is just is going to give them an opportunity to see what the other person was teaching. And it's actually like this is going to be just as cool of an experience honestly for them because they get to see what all the groups were doing, not just their group because they're obviously aware of what they were doing, but they don't necessarily know what the other groups were doing. So, it's going to be a very cool experience to uh for them to watch it, but also for you guys because you guys get all three perspectives. Um, and then on top of that, one of the coolest things and something that really just doesn't exist out there is there are two full sessions of Ivan, Natalia, and Yanni doing competition prep with their dogs like world championship level. Natalyia at the time was prep prepping for FMBB. Uh Yanni has just, you know, he's he's been a a helper for many uh world championships. He's been vice world champion twice. Ivan's been world champion twice and national champion, who even knows at this point. um the accomplishments that are on the field at a very in just for a very short period of time. It it's something that you don't really understand the magnitude of when you're on the field, but it's super cool to watch. And what's very cool for you guys is it's all documented. It's all on video. And you guys are going to be able to see those sessions as well. So, it's not just watching, you know, struggling dogs or learning dogs or dogs at the beginning stages. It's not just finished dogs that are just going to be showing you the the the greatest hits of of dog training. It's literally it's going to be puppies. It's going to be old dogs. It's going to be dogs that are struggling with uh uh grips. There's going to be dogs that, you know, anything under the sun. There's uh different breeds. There's Rottweilers. There's Duchies, there's German Shepherds, there's Malininoa, there's all all across the board. And this is something that's super super cool that I know doesn't exist in the dog training world up to this point and we are super

super happy to be share with to be sharing it with you guys. Um, I just see that uh Enrico did jump on the call. So, uh, Enrico, do you want to jump on real quick and maybe just talk about, um, what your experience was like during the, um, the workshop itself? >> Yeah. Um, it's nice to be here. First of all, I want to say sorry. I'm living in super modern Germany where from one to the other second, the whole village doesn't have any Wi-Fi. So, I'm sorry for that. Um but uh overall for me it was just uh like the workshop was like five days of kind of everything. It was so much new also for me. For me it was the first like yeah first big workshop with a lot of people. So also for me it was a yeah new experience and yeah it's it's a lot to talk about. Um me and Ivan of course talked a lot about it afterwards, but um I think what's super super cool what you mentioned before is that you guys have like a video of all these informations what like all three of us talked about and so I think it's a great opportunity for everybody to yeah learn from and see what we three told you and uh yeah that's kind of it what I want to say first. >> Yeah. Yeah, I completely agree with it. Um one of the questions that I kind of had for for Yanni and something that would be interesting. So, kind of if Yanni, if you were to remove yourself from like where you're at today as a helper and kind of go back to the first days of of when you were starting to learn helper work and when you were aspiring to be, you know, a worldass helper, if you were to go back to those beginning stages, what would you like? What is the value you would put on being able to have access to something like this at like day one or early on in your career? >> Wow. So I I do remember like yesterday those questions which one I had as a little kid just been 14 in that time and my question was very simply like for example one of them was why why why the dog is like uh why the dog is just letting it go when they telling him outing? Why does he let it go? That was like a simply question. There was a helper he couldn't even answer he was just because we told him do it and then another questions I was very impressing of helper war already then I was asking how do you do stick movement for example you know this kind of specific movement there was nobody able even they just answer we just do it that's it just like that and so I every simply day when I teach somebody or I just watch by myself and and and I teach myself I learn something. I'm very very happy to live in this modern time and modern age because that kind of opportunity I know it sounds strange. I'm only 35

but when I was on the beginning there was not this opportunity. I will I wish I wish so so much to have at least one trainer in that time and maybe there was but I'm from village man I I understand enrio with their Wi-Fi very much so for me it's like a gold time and the biggest opportunity for all the trainers for sort of different corners of IGP or Mundi or whatever that you guys can learn today online and the most value thing on it which I'm very very Julius because I'm like you know I'm exciting by myself I'm so exciting to see I I hope I will have enough time and opportunity to watch by myself that because I'm very curious I haven't seen Enrio working and I haven't at all I was always like a little bit h checking the corner like what they are doing and you know we didn't even have a time to talk about it. So it was always exactly Ivan said we sit in the evening half brain just done the half second brain was just laughing and saying wow what's going on and then day by day was suddenly and it was over. So I'm curious by myself. But as to get back to the topic like the most valuable and jealous thing for me is that you can guys probably much earlier much much sooner much quicker get to another level than we were in the past because like it takes so much more long time when you have to figure you always just by yourself. This is this is a guardians. This is the mentors which one will go with you through the pure reality. So that's that's more or less everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I mean I completely agree. It's you know I'm not necessarily a uh aspiring helper. I you know will jump in and take an escape bite if I need to but um but I'm not necessarily trying to be a helper. just the amount of information that you get to get in such a condensed uh package and something that like would take Ivan 40 plus years to learn you 20 plus years to learn. Enrico I think Enrico is like 18 years old right now. So maybe five years I don't know. But Enrio has sorry to interrupt but Enrio you know like he has behind him so much knowledge from from the club his dad Marcus like it's it's insane where he comes from you know I I'm sure me and Yanni are a little jealous of that too. >> Yeah. I mean, I I I joke about it, but I mean, something very, very cool and something that you guys may not know if you don't know who Enrico is, but he's young, but he's got so much time and experience under the watchful eye of people who are have been in the sport for a lifetime. Uh, if you guys know who Marcus Noitz is, he's somebody who uh has been guiding Enrico for an extremely long time. Uh, his dad has been in the sport, his family's in the sport. uh

they work with German shepherds and and have been breeding German shepherds. He's he's literally grew up in the sport. So, it's he's he's got just as much knowledge as as many other people. Um so, it's a very very cool thing to have him. Um but Ivan, I I I guess I'll ask you the same question. I mean, if you were to have this amount of information readily available to you, like how much progress do you think you would have been able to make in a much quicker time? Yeah. So I guess that like if if I'm to answer this the the the essence of it is I would have so many questions answered kind of like what Yanni said like why why is he outing? Why is he barking like this? like like there's you know back when I was learning that you had questions but you you could only see some very old VHS tape that you know I don't know um but working a dog and it's not necessarily even explained what's going on. Um and we have moved from there to to such a crazy times right now which is also a little bit dangerous I would say because there is um you know the good and the bad on social media because you can you can see helpers doing amazing things. Uh but if you try this at home, you end up ruining dogs. And so um the like it it's amazing to have opportunity to get just your own questions answered and and for such a long workshop that we did with such a variety of dogs that we had with the different things all of us brought to the table. I I'm guessing that you will have no questions unanswered, you know. >> Yeah, for sure. For sure. I mean, it it it was just such a such a crazy experience, I think, across the board. And I think that people will be able to see that across the board, not just because again, you're going to see people doing helper work. I think one of the coolest things that happened at the workshop and and um I'll let Yanni kind of talk about this because I think something very cool happened uh after the workshop. Um uh during the workshop we had a lot of people there that are not necessarily you know young you know 20 to 35 year old guys who were looking to be the next world championship level helper. We had uh we had young women. We had young men, we had older men, we had older women, we had people in their 60s, we had I mean maybe there was people in their 70s, but all the women who were there look so young. I would never think that they were 70. But what's very cool is that um they actually even after the workshop traveled to see Yanni in the Czech Republic to learn more. And this is something that's like so special I think about a program like this is it's not just for like I said, you know, a a young stout young man. It's for

everybody. It's for for old, young, women, men, all of it. And uh Yanni, if you just kind of want to talk about kind of the impact of that that kind of had on you. I I just want to say that this is the cool thing. Imagine like I always say uh USA guys going for FMBB FCI and just go over the ocean two three [ __ ] flights booking everything you know so many money so so much money so much time I admire them all my life the competition life as as soon I I saw that the American flag is coming to Europe I was just saying oh man this is fantastic imagine and just ask yourself would you go to [ __ ] Washington tomorrow fly and go for competition there just ask yourself think about it one second if you really go like I I would say oh of course I will go I I'll go 100%. But those people I was not believing it even yesterday. It's just called what three four weeks we had the camp in in the Czech Czech Republic. I would say something like a mini mini uh version of the camp with Ivan and there was I don't remember if three or four even five people from USA. Well, it's crazy when they just enroll and they just sign in sign in. I was watching it. I said, "Really? Who is who is that?" And then I saw United States. I said, "Seriously, wow." And I don't I mean, I don't I never care if it is like a 20 years old young guy, old girl or like a old lady around like, you know, whatever age. I'm not I do not dare dare guessing the age as Eric. I'm not that self-confidence, you know. He is messed up with the age almost every time. So, I would leave this topic about him. But for me, it was crazy that those people came and just like day by day jumping here time different and everything and we did so many good stuff with them. >> Yeah, for sure. I mean, I just I thought that was super cool because obviously like I had no idea what you were doing for your for your workshop. So, when I saw that those people were over there, I was like, man, that's that's a commitment. That is crazy crazy commitment to just fly, you know, halfway across the world to learn helper work. And, you know, it's not because they want to be the next helper at a FNBB or or whatever. They're just trying to learn for for their own dogs and their own uh their own personal training. >> Exactly. >> Cool. And uh Enrico, I'll ask you too, just kind of what your experience was like being able to teach, you know, people from across the board that were, you know, young, old, women, men, all those things. >> Yeah. Uh it was a completely like for me completely new experience. And it's kind of sometimes difficult cuz I'm always thinking like like who am I to like teach all these guys or have the

opportunity to teach them and tell them like what do I know and what how can I help you? And for me it's also like I it was funny cuz two guys there were from Germany. So we I was talking with them and was like how did you get here? And so it's it's super cool how this stock sport is connecting people and how we like all of us doing the same but everybody got a like different different views. So it's super cool and like I said it's a new experience for me and but super super cool. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I think that um that that seeing the level of people who were there and not just seeing somebody who's like trying to get, you know, to the next level of being a national helper or any of those things was was a very very cool experience and actually creates more learning opportunities. Um, Ivan, I I wanted to kind of have you you chime in on this because a lot of the TWWC audience come from a pet training background and they're not necessarily interested in being, you know, a highle IGP competitor or a IGP helper or anything like that. But for me, not just at this workshop, but a a previous helper workshop that we did, I felt like the amount of knowledge that you can get watching protection training on how to work with difficult dogs is is super impactful. So, I don't know if you want to share a little bit about that. Yeah, I'm not sure how many people are on the call that are also, you know, doing pet dogs training or any kind of but uh what is always very grabbing, very intriguing for for someone that is very passionate about dog training. The protection aspect of it is uh um immediately grabs your attention and immediately the question starts comes. But also you start to reflect and make associations of of how that type of work can benefit your overall knowledge as a trainer. And and to put it in a nutshell, one of the most interesting and at the same time difficult things is to have a dog that is in this highly aroused dominant state uh with some elements of aggression and this fight drive and at the same time finding a way how to cooperate with the trainer. not how to just suppress the dog and and make him comply, but how to cooperate without diminishing his quality his or her qualities. And when you that there is always a certain level of struggle to accomplish this. But that transfers directly this kind of skills and knowledge transfer direct directly into uh any kind of dog training where you have these challenges of uh a dog that really has this one track mind and we have to convince them to still cooperate with us. It's a you know in my opinion that's one of the most interesting aspects of of protection

work that translates into any kind of training. >> Yeah. Yeah. I completely agree and I think I think I just want to make sure that we discuss that because it is something that that comes up with people where they're not totally sure that they have any reason or or or any type of purpose behind learning helper work or anything like that, but it actually transfers over so well into the pet uh the pet training um aspect of dog training. Um, so we've kind of heard a little bit about what the workshop was with um with Yanni, Enrico, and Ivan. Uh, I know you guys are here. I don't want to take up a crazy amount of your time, but let me go ahead and jump into uh what the actual program is. Okay, so we kind of went over who the instructors were, what TWWC is, but now we want to address the question, how can you improve? So, we're introducing the TWWC IGP Helper Program. What do you get with the TWWC IGP Helper Program? Instant 247 lifetime access through the TWWC Academy. What does the program itself contain? The program contains over 60 years of expert knowledge. Between Ivan, Enrico, and Yanni, there is over 60 years of experience of knowledge at a world championship level, at a national championship level, at a club level, from the competitor side, and from the helper side. You also get over 30 hours of training lessons. There are over 65 lessons in the program that you get access to. over 30 hours. It's going to take you guys a good amount of time to get through all this stuff. It's there's so much there. I mean, just when I was going through and editing, there's so much. And the the valuable thing that you guys will get over the people who attended the workshop in person is you guys get to pause and rewind which you can't do in person because there's sometimes especially being around highlevel people like Enrico, Yanni, and Ivan when they say something you're just like that just blew my mind but I can't even stop to reflect on it because they're going to say something else that also is going to blow my mind. And this video and and and program is going to give you the opportunity to pause that stuff, think about it, and uh then be able to go on once you have a full understanding. The program has over 20 dogs in training, which is again super cool. You don't get to see a ton of stuff. Most of the time when you tune into some type of helper video, some type of helper program online, you're going to get two or three dogs. They show you, you know, the phases and then they kind of move on. Like I said, we had over 20 dogs. We had uh four or five different breeds between uh Malininoa, Rottweiler, German

Shepherd, Dutch Shepherd. Uh there was a couple other ones. I just can't remember off the top of my head. We had 16 training helpers. So, there were 16 people who were there to learn helper work. On top of that, we had over 60 people in attendance. So, between the training helpers, understanding uh where their uh learning uh abilities were, what their knowledge was, what their questions are. There's a ton of information there. But on top of that, you also have the spectators who were there that were also asking questions that are also uh trying to find uh knowledge in the things that they're being taught. And one of the very cool things that happens when you have that many people and we talk about this a lot in the uh the TWWC course there are times where people are a little bit fearful to ask a question and a lot of times the people who are scared to ask a question it's very likely that someone else has that same question. When you have, you know, 75 people at a workshop, the cool thing is is most of the time, even if you're scared to ask the question, somebody else is going to ask that question and you're going to get an answer from somebody who has accomplished things at a world championship level. So, what does the program contain? Quite frankly, we believe that we're giving you guys lightning in a bottle, the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Willy Wonka's golden ticket. This program is the only program that's taught by a twotime world champion, a 16time IGP national championship, 40 years of experience in breeding, raising, training, and competing with worldclass dogs, highlevel teaching experience with the TWWC certification program. Yanni, he's also a two-time IGP vice world champion. He's been helper at many world champions uh championships, many national championships. He's an internationally recognized teaching helper. And that's one thing that's very cool because there are there are some helpers around the world. got to interrupt here because we we keep forgetting to mention but I mean Yanni's dogs his current dog and and his previous dogs have like just blown the minds of everybody every time they do protection and I'm sure all all of you guys that are on the call here I I I don't know why we're trying to convince you so hard or we look like we are but I'm sure you have seen this amazing uh performances and consistency Diani makes and it is like uh uh we I just can't help but mention it. >> Yeah, I mean I completely agree and and and I've been lucky enough obviously to see Yanni uh in person train and and compete and teach and all those things. So, um, uh, I completely agree with what

Yanni is saying, but Yanni also is, uh, internationally recognized teaching helper, which again, what I was going to say is there are a lot of helpers that that are world championship level helpers that are not necessarily willing to teach the younger trainers, willing to have a program where they teach upandcoming helpers. they are more concerned with uh doing their thing and doing workshops and and and and teaching dogs and whatever. But Yanni has proven himself to be once again highlevel teacher of other helpers. Uh Enrico upand cominging national and international trial helper. I believe he just did the uh the the VDH national championship in uh Germany. Um he's nationally recognized teaching helper in Germany. He's a helper trusted by world championship level competitors. That's Ivan, Natalia, uh Marcus Noites, a lot of people in Germany that I personally don't know about, but I'm sure are big names. And Yanni Bum. So, um again, uh Enrico, this is the only program that's going to contain three people at this level. So, what do you get? You'll be given the tools to become a highly successful IGP helper. Not only that, you're going to be able to learn how to avoid the mistakes that most IGP helpers make. Uh, one last thing, there's going to be people out there who say, "I have no interest in becoming an IGP helper." This program is an absolute master class in understanding the protection phase of IGP. You're going to understand it from the uh the helper's perspective, from the handler's perspective, and from the dog's perspective. And really, the actual last thing, probably not the last thing. People who say, "I'm a pet trainer. I don't even do IGP." They're going to say, "I don't need this." Actually, pet trainers actually have the most to gain from this program. Like Ivan kind of mentioned, understanding how to read a dog is one of the most priceless skills that a dog trainer can have. Protection trainers are the best at understanding and utilizing this skill. Learning this skill from worldclass trainers will exponentially improve your ability to handle difficult dogs. So, now that we know who this program is for, I want to address the obvious question that I'm sure all of you guys have. What does this thing cost? So once again, I just kind of want to go over what the uh program is. So, it's 247 lifetime access in the TWWC Academy, over 30 hours of protection training content, over 60 years of expert worldclass level knowledge, over 20 dogs to observe off of across five different breeds, 16 student helpers showing you their successes and mistakes to avoid, world championship level training sessions,

and most importantly, this program is going to help you become more skilled in your passion. So when we were just kind of started talking about what the program is, the amount of information that gets uh shared, the amount of things that that kind of happen during that week, uh the first thing that we kind of talked about is what does our certification program cost? So our certification program for for some of you guys that don't know, uh is sorry, our certification program costs $12,000. So, we thought, should we price it at $12,000 for the IGP helper program? No. Our goal is to improve IGP helper training across the world. So, the question that we wanted to answer is, how can we teach more helpers? So, we thought, make it half the price. We'll make it $6,000. But that's still going to limit a lot of you guys, especially around the world. So, it's not going to be $6,000. So, then I just kind of started to think and said, "Okay, why don't we make it the exact same price that we had the uh the actual helper workshop? We'll make it $1,500 for the program." Even then, we thought that that's not going to be an low enough for people who want to learn around the world. So, it's not going to be $1,500. So after a lot of discussion, after kind of talking about what the program is, what it has to offer, we finally came to the decision of what it's going to cost. So we're going to be offering this program for $997. But because you guys came to the call today, we want to give you guys one opportunity to get this at an even cheaper price. It's not going to be $997. It's going to be $497 for a very limited time from right after this call until tomorrow at midnight. So, $497 for everybody who came on this call. You're going to get an email with the link to be able to purchase it and you'll be able to do that until tomorrow. It'll be available. >> I'm I'm going to be the first. I hope I can I can take it too. >> Go ahead. Yeah, that's like uh that's like uh paying for one seminar or three sessions with a quality work and and that's it. And yeah. Wow. I'm kidding. >> Yeah. So, um like I said, it's going to be available immediately after this call. You guys are going to get an email letting you guys know all the details, but I do have one more thing to share with you guys. A lot of you guys out there might be asking yourself the question, okay, if I watch this video, am I going to become a better helper? The answer is yes, but am I going to have all my questions answered? You're going to have a lot of your questions answered, but what if you still have questions? What if you need guidance? So, for those of you out there who are

wanting a little bit more, it's our pleasure to introduce to you guys the TWWC IGP Helper Academy. In collaboration with Yanni Bomb and Enrico Schwatterer, we're gonna create an online community of passionate IGP trainers and helpers. It is our goal to build the future of IGP Dog Sport. So, what is this program? With this program, you're going to get access to the private TWWC IGP Helper Academy Facebook page. You're going to get one monthly Zoom call be with either Yanni, Ivan, or Enrico. Every single month, there's going to be at least one Zoom call where they're going to be discussing whatever topic they're interested in, whatever questions you guys might have. It's going to be up to them what they want to discuss, but they're going to be doing one monthly Zoom call. There's going to be access to unreleased workshop videos and protection lessons. So, one very very interesting thing that happens and and what many of you guys and and Yanni kind of talked about it. Anytime that we do a workshop here at TWWC, we have cameras running the entire time. And one very very cool thing is there is an entire helper workshop from 2021 that never has been seen by anyone besides us. So, our goal is to share all of that footage with this program. So, along with everything else, you're also going to get advanced access to future TWWC helper workshops. So, for those of you guys who enrolled in the previous one, you guys know how quickly it sold out. You guys know how quickly those um those working spots kind of filled up. So you guys, if you're part of this uh academy, you're going to be able to get advanced access. So just to recap, you're going to get access to the private TWWC Helper Academy Facebook page, one monthly Zoom call with Yanni, Ivan or Enrico, access to unreleased workshop videos and protection lessons, and advanced access to future TWWC helper workshops. This is going to come at a price of $99 a month. Unless you're on this call, for everybody who is on this call, if you make the purchase of the helper program, you're going to get the price of $49 a month. When you make the purchase, it's going to give you an upgrade to be able to sign up for the TWWC IGB Helper Academy and you guys will be able to join and you're going to get all that stuff. The access to the unreleased videos, the one monthly Zoom call, the access to the private Facebook page, access to the future workshops. That's going to be $49 a month for a very limited time. And you only get that opportunity if you purchase the IGP Helper program. It's available now. If you guys want to scan this or go to bit.ly/twchelper, you can go and purchase it now. So

that is the announcement that we had for everyone today. We're presenting the IGP helper program which is a collection of the videos of the workshop that we filmed and we are super super excited to launch the helper academy that's going to be able to give you guys continued access and continued guidance with people like Ivan with Yanni and with Enrio. So um Yanni kind of any final thoughts now that we have uh announced the uh the workshop or the videos I man you know we don't even have a time with like a talk like there is a lot of thoughts I would just say I am so [ __ ] impressed like I have to go and broke the valuate and put their all my money in all in [ __ ] all in and so so exciting. Um I wish uh I wish to be beginner 100% I will go through of this as I already said many times but about those webinars about those online program Facebook page I mean I'm very very exciting of that I have a kind of experience already from the past with minds minds so I think this will be very value and very good education for you. Like one thing we haven't been saying in one word and that's like we always but I mean all of us we always train you guys without any hiding absolutely without hiding. So all of you going to ask I going to just direct and honestly answer. So you can be looking forward forward for that and I'm looking forward for all of you over there. So see you see you all of you there. Yeah. Yeah. Very cool. So, um, real quick, someone mentioned that they tried the link and it didn't work. Um, make sure that you are using, uh, the right cases for the letter. So, in order to, if you're going to type it in, you can either scan it. Uh, I'll put it up again on the screen. You can either scan the screen with your phone or or um to to to purchase it that way or you can go to bit.ly/twcch helper. So the the letters that are uppercase have to stay uppercase in order to uh get to the link. So uppercase T, uppercase W, uppercase C, uppercase H, and then the rest are lowerase for helper. So TWWC helper. So again, it's available now. You can scan and uh the the screen that's currently in front of you or you can go to bit.ly/twc helper. All case sensitive. So make sure that you're typing that in. But we're definitely super excited um for you guys to um take a look at this program. Uh excited to get feedback. Uh, but we're definitely super excited to launch the uh the online academy as well because I know that that's going to be a big thing that a lot of people have been uh been waiting for. So, uh, Ivan, do you have any kind of final thoughts on the um on everything that we kind of talked about today? >> Looking forward to it. I think um I

think it's going to be just a a mutual cool experience, you know. It's not going to be one-sided. We're definitely not doing this to get rich from like all three of us. That's like I mean that's all we do really besides whatever else in life that throws at us like that ultimately that's our passion. So uh it would be cool to have more people join us and and you know evolve. That's that's really the the most rewarding thing for all of us. So, let's let's start doing something really cool, guys. >> Yeah, very very cool. And uh Enrico, any final thoughts from you now that we announced everything? >> Yeah. Uh I mean, most of you like, you know, I'm not the big talking guy, but um I think it's just like take the chance. I think there's not much to like comparable to this. Um, just take it and just learn from it and yeah, enjoy. I mean, we all do it like Ivan mentioned cuz we love it and yeah, that's it. Yeah. Yeah. Very cool. Um, okay. Um, so real quick again, we're going to jump on uh I'm going to show the screen for anybody who is interested. You can go to bit.ly/twchelper. Make sure you type it in all case sensitive or you can scan the uh the barcode on the screen. So, I know that some of you guys might have questions. Uh, this call is not necessarily meant to be a Q&A of any type. Uh, I definitely want to respect everyone's time. We just mainly wanted to announce the uh the program, but if you guys have any questions regarding anything related to the program, whether it's uh the the course or payment or anything like that, feel free to email me directly. That's eric e r i c ktrainingwith withoutconflict.com and I will happily answer any of your questions. Um, super excited to launch this course. Super excited to see what you guys think. Can't wait to get your guys' feedback. I want to thank Yanni. I want to thank Ivan. I want to thank Enrio for being on the call today. Uh, Ivan, I see you unmuted. Do you want to say something before we end? >> Yeah. Yeah. just just uh I I just kind of I know there is a lot of questions coming up and I know it's just not the right place because that's not what the call is about. However, it's exciting that they are questions and this is what the whole idea is about to to be able to answer all these questions when we have the next quotes and the next inperson kind of events. Um, of course, a lot of it's going to be online because with the today's technology, you know, like evaluating and critiquing videos and giving homeworks and stuff like that, it goes long ways. But for sure, we are planning don't don't get fooled. like they are doing live events like even if it's just for the for the

Enrio Yan and me for our pure enjoyment but we are for sure doing this again and again like we're not stopping so that that's kind of all I wanted to mention. >> Yeah. Yeah. This definitely is not going to prevent us from doing uh any future in-person workshops. This actually is going to enhance any future workshops because the very cool thing that will happen is anybody who comes to future inerson workshops is going to be able to have all this knowledge to start out with and you guys will actually be able to start every workshop at a much more advanced level. So very very cool. Uh Yanni, anything to say before we finish up? Yanni with the heart hands. All right. Thank you guys again. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. Erictrainingwithoutconlict.com e- rktrainingwith withoutconlict.com. I'll put this up on the screen. One more time if you want to scan this or you can go to bit.ly/twhelper and you can purchase the program. If you have any questions, if you have any issues, feel free. Erictrainingwith withoutconf.com. Erk uhtrainingwith withoutconf.com. That's about