We haven't really tried to train our rabbits a great deal and from my reading about it I think patience is the keyword. It does seem that rabbits can be trained, there are even books on click training rabbits just like dogs.
Most techniques seem to be based on food based reward methods, giving a small snack when a behaviour that you want to encourage occurs and saying a word or phrase at the same time and just repeating this again and again.
There may be others here who have actually trained their rabbits who can give you more specific detail.

Yes i read about clicker training rabbits i think i had a video on my favarateds ill try to post it and il get back to you.

^Some rabbits doing agility, thought this might be of use so you can see what can be done.

Yes here is the rabbit version of clicker training on the Karen Pryor clicktraining website, we have tried this for our dogs but not our rabbits:

Click training your rabbits

Is this want you want to do with him.

Hi I loved the video clip, I would love to do this with 2 of my rabbits , Peter & Simba they love jumping over things , I think Britain or the north east should have agility training events what do you think ??? from Tanya

Great video Tomm, those rabbits look like they're having a fantastic time.  It must take a lot of time and encouragement to get them to perform like that.

I like Muffy who takes down part of the jump  and climbs through. Way to go muffy. I have to admit that the rabbits look like they are having a lot of fun. They do some impressive jumps and they do seem to train well. You will notice however, with my large number and variety of animals, none of them can be trained. Or can they. One word from me and a whole room full of hamsters runs on the wheel. That is pretty impressive training. And Jonathan the beardie, I put her under the sun lamp and say "stay" and she won't move for hours. I would like to see you get a dog to "stay" that long!