Nancy has always had a special bond with animals. In 2005, she opened Twister and enjoys teaching students and seeing the bond develop between dog and human. She currently teaches full time with 15 classes a week plus private lessons. She competes in USDAA, AKC, and UKI and currently has over 70 titles on seven dogs in agility, obedience, rally, barn hunt, & CAT lure coursing. Nancy currently competes with her border collies Shamus and INXS and has two up and coming border collies Nikki and Thorn.

Heidi started her agility journey in 2003 when she rescued a dog named Seida. Heidi is a knowledgeable and gifted trainer and handler who is known for her thoughtful and methodical training and instructional skills. She currently has 4 herding dogs (Chloe, Wicket, Pierce & Gracie) at her house and competes in AKC, USDAA, UKI, and NADAC.

Kris brings her 20 years of teaching experience at the collegiate, youth and adult level to the agility field. Her background in scientific understanding of animal behavior and learning theory and practical background of observing animals and humans is applied to a fun supportive learning environment. Kris believes in the power of positive reinforcement for both the dog and the human and problem solving to find the correct answer for the individual team. She has taught foundation agility classes, basic manners classes and private lessons in the dog world, as well as everything under the sun for horses. She currently lives with four dogs – Hitch, her 12 year old Australian Shepherd who is still an active therapy dog at Oklahoma State University, Tres -a 9 year old Australian Shepherd, her soul mate and mind sync in agility, Torque –a three year old Aussie and her husband’s first agility dog – and Avi – her current agility dog who is teaching her the thrill of running a really fast dog.

In 2003, Heather became the proud pet parent of a yellow Labrador named Kylie. Kylie was a very smart puppy and trying to figure out ways to tire her both mentally and physically led Heather to study animal behavior and cognition. Heather has a master's degree in psychology and presented her thesis on human perception of canine emotion. Her favorite aspect of agility is watching the bond between handler and dog as they problem solve together. Heather attained numerous AKC and USDAA titles with her golden retriever mix Crumpet until her retirement. She now competes in AKC, USDAA, and UKI agility with her border collie, Bender.