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It actually derived from Equestrian Horse Jumping, and since then new obsticals are created all the time!
There are a few basic obsticals that can be found in most trials...
The Contact Obsticals (see left picture) have a yellow zone. These consist of the A-Frame (see left picture), Teeter Totter/Sea Saw, and Dog-Walk.
There are weave poles, tunnels, jumps, and
There are several types of jumps, but the most common are Tire/Tyre, Spread Jump, and Double Bar Jumps.
The tunnels have two types, the open tunnel, and the Chute.
There are two types of Tables, the Pause Table and the Pause Box however the Pause Table is the most common.
For tons of great information on Agility, the Equipment, and it's History, check out The All Dog's Sport's Club's "What Is Agility?"
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