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Spinning a Young Horse from a Circle to Keep Forward

Spinning a Young Horse from a Circle to Keep Forward

Crossing a Bridge – Building Curiosity and Confidence – Session 1 – Jupiter

Crossing a Bridge – Building Curiosity and Confidence – Session 1 – Jupiter

Walk to Canter Transitions – Shoulder & HQ Exercise

Walk to Canter Transitions – Shoulder & HQ Exercise

Counter Canter and Lead Change Preparation – Exercises and Common Problems

Counter Canter and Lead Change Preparation – Exercises and Common Problems

Round Pen – Disengaging the HQs – Working at Liberty & with the Halter & Lead Rope to Support the HQ Yield – Lesson 2 – Madi & Sugar

Round Pen – Disengaging the HQs – Working at Liberty & with the Halter & Lead Rope to Support the HQ Yield – Lesson 2 – Madi & Sugar

How to Improve a Horse’s Mental Concentration through Steering

How to Improve a Horse’s Mental Concentration through Steering

Learning to Read Your Horse’s Subtle Expressions; Ears, Eyes & Mouth using Approach & Retreat with the Stick & String – Lesson 2 – Madi & Sugar

Learning to Read Your Horse’s Subtle Expressions; Ears, Eyes & Mouth using Approach & Retreat with the Stick & String – Lesson 2 – Madi & Sugar

How to Teach a Young Horse to Rate Speed

How to Teach a Young Horse to Rate Speed

Round Pen – Putting the Relationship before the Task -Build more Confidence with the Disengagement by Slowing Down– Lesson 1 – Madi & Sugar

Round Pen – Putting the Relationship before the Task -Build more Confidence with the Disengagement by Slowing Down– Lesson 1 – Madi & Sugar

Starting a 2 year old Under Saddle

Starting a 2 year old Under Saddle

Nash – Steering Exercise – Riding a 4 Leaf Clover Pattern

Nash – Steering Exercise – Riding a 4 Leaf Clover Pattern

The Importance of Keeping a Horse Soft, Straight and Collected in the Canter and Counter Canter

The Importance of Keeping a Horse Soft, Straight and Collected in the Canter and Counter Canter

Bud – Standing on the Pedestal for the First Time – Session 1

Bud – Standing on the Pedestal for the First Time – Session 1

How to teach a Young Horse to Guide One Handed

How to teach a Young Horse to Guide One Handed

Adding Speed to Circles & Rating Speed on a Young Horse

Adding Speed to Circles & Rating Speed on a Young Horse

Riggs 1: How to Introduce Spurs to a ‘Green Broke’ Horse for the Very First Time

Riggs 1: How to Introduce Spurs to a ‘Green Broke’ Horse for the Very First Time

Putting the 5 Rein Positions Together and Introducing the Trot

Putting the 5 Rein Positions Together and Introducing the Trot

Riggs 2: How to Teach Inside Flexion at the Trot – Developing a Foundation with Shoulder Control

Riggs 2: How to Teach Inside Flexion at the Trot – Developing a Foundation with Shoulder Control

Groundwork Session with a Pushy Young Horse: Teaching Manners, Establishing Personal Space, and Regulating Emotions in Lunging

Groundwork Session with a Pushy Young Horse: Teaching Manners, Establishing Personal Space, and Regulating Emotions in Lunging

Softening to Leg & Hand Aids

Softening to Leg & Hand Aids

How to Keep a Horse Soft in Upwards Transitions, Downward Transitions & Walk to Canter Lead Departures

How to Keep a Horse Soft in Upwards Transitions, Downward Transitions & Walk to Canter Lead Departures

Riggs 3: Wagon Wheel Steering Pattern – Establishing more Balance at the Canter – Part 1

Riggs 3: Wagon Wheel Steering Pattern – Establishing more Balance at the Canter – Part 1

Keeping Straightness & Collection at the Counter Canter All Over the Arena

Keeping Straightness & Collection at the Counter Canter All Over the Arena

Starting to Teach Downward Transitions

Starting to Teach Downward Transitions

Change of Direction – Figure 8 using Cones – Introducing the Canter – Madi & Sugar

Change of Direction – Figure 8 using Cones – Introducing the Canter – Madi & Sugar

Rollbacks; How to Keep the Correct Frame and Alignment

Rollbacks; How to Keep the Correct Frame and Alignment

Lateral Work Through Cones – Ley Yielding and Half Passing at a Trot

Lateral Work Through Cones – Ley Yielding and Half Passing at a Trot

Teaching the Hindquarter Yield & Instructing Student Through the Steps

Teaching the Hindquarter Yield & Instructing Student Through the Steps

The Importance of Rewarding a Good Attitude to a Leg with a Young Horse

The Importance of Rewarding a Good Attitude to a Leg with a Young Horse

Spins: How to Establish Correct Alignment in Preparing for the Spin & in the Spin

Spins: How to Establish Correct Alignment in Preparing for the Spin & in the Spin

Ride with Soft Contact & Correct Body Position

Ride with Soft Contact & Correct Body Position

Rundowns: Rating Speed at the Ends to Correct Collection in the Stops

Rundowns: Rating Speed at the Ends to Correct Collection in the Stops

Circle Work & Speed Control

Circle Work & Speed Control

Explaining a Stopping Session

Explaining a Stopping Session

Step By Step Process to Understanding the Roll Back

Step By Step Process to Understanding the Roll Back

Django – Bareback & Bridless – Hooking onto Circles and Figures through Your Body

Django – Bareback & Bridless – Hooking onto Circles and Figures through Your Body

Downward Transitions: Trot to Walk and Canter to Trot to Walk

Downward Transitions: Trot to Walk and Canter to Trot to Walk

Lead Change Exercises Explained

Lead Change Exercises Explained

Spiral in & Spiral Out on a Circle

Spiral in & Spiral Out on a Circle

How to Help a Horse that wants to Put Weight on their Forehand in Downward Transitions

How to Help a Horse that wants to Put Weight on their Forehand in Downward Transitions

One-Handed Speed Control on an Advanced Horse

One-Handed Speed Control on an Advanced Horse

Teaching the Spin from a Walk Circle with a Young Horse

Teaching the Spin from a Walk Circle with a Young Horse

How to Teach a Horse to Stop Using their Hindquarters

How to Teach a Horse to Stop Using their Hindquarters

1. The Benefits of Ground Work – Theory Video

1. The Benefits of Ground Work – Theory Video

2. The Training Tree Model – For a Balanced Horse Training & Interacting Program – Theory Video

2. The Training Tree Model – For a Balanced Horse Training & Interacting Program – Theory Video

3. Leadership Styles & Leadership Qualities – Theory Video

3. Leadership Styles & Leadership Qualities – Theory Video

4. Positive Reinforcement verse Negative Reinforcement, The Pressure Scale & The Increments of Pressure – Theory Video

4. Positive Reinforcement verse Negative Reinforcement, The Pressure Scale & The Increments of Pressure – Theory Video

5. Categorising Horse’s Unique Temperaments & Personalities – Theory Video

5. Categorising Horse’s Unique Temperaments & Personalities – Theory Video

6. Equipment – Theory Video

6. Equipment – Theory Video

One Handed Steering Exercise at the Canter

One Handed Steering Exercise at the Canter

Lead Change Preparation & Lead Change Maintenance Exercises

Lead Change Preparation & Lead Change Maintenance Exercises

Teaching the Back Up Using Your Body Position

Teaching the Back Up Using Your Body Position

Rating on Rundowns with a Young Horse: Teaching Correct Frame Before Teaching the Stop

Rating on Rundowns with a Young Horse: Teaching Correct Frame Before Teaching the Stop

Addressing Catching Problems & SO Much More – How to Catch Any Horse (with feel)

Addressing Catching Problems & SO Much More – How to Catch Any Horse (with feel)

Adding More Momentum to a Young Horses Spins

Adding More Momentum to a Young Horses Spins

Angie Teaching a 2 year to Load on the Horse Float for the First Time

Angie Teaching a 2 year to Load on the Horse Float for the First Time

Foundational Exercises for Supplying the Horse

Foundational Exercises for Supplying the Horse

Working through Lead Change Problems on a Young Horse

Working through Lead Change Problems on a Young Horse

Keeping a Soft Shape & Shoulders Up in Transitions

Keeping a Soft Shape & Shoulders Up in Transitions

How to Stop a Horse from Rushing in the Walk to Canter Departure

How to Stop a Horse from Rushing in the Walk to Canter Departure

Lunging Explained – Simulation of How to Lunge a Horse Using the Tracking Method

Lunging Explained – Simulation of How to Lunge a Horse Using the Tracking Method

Lunging: How to Help Support a Busy Brained Horse come into Relaxation

Lunging: How to Help Support a Busy Brained Horse come into Relaxation

Free Lunging with Bullseye – Session 1

Free Lunging with Bullseye – Session 1

Riggs 8: Exercise to Improve Outside Leg Aids – Including Circles, Stops, Backups & Rollbacks

Riggs 8: Exercise to Improve Outside Leg Aids – Including Circles, Stops, Backups & Rollbacks

Lunging for the First Time Using the Tracking Method – Nadia & Belle – Lesson 1

Lunging for the First Time Using the Tracking Method – Nadia & Belle – Lesson 1

Problem Solving with a Horse that Shuts Down then Explodes, Over Reacts & Rears While Lunging

Problem Solving with a Horse that Shuts Down then Explodes, Over Reacts & Rears While Lunging

Leading Out in Front – Walk

Leading Out in Front – Walk

Working on Softness and Collection in Canter Departures and Downwards Transitions

Working on Softness and Collection in Canter Departures and Downwards Transitions

Django – Advanced Liberty – Match and Mirror

Django – Advanced Liberty – Match and Mirror

Getting Started with Teaching the Stop

Getting Started with Teaching the Stop

Three Things to Improve your Upwards and Downwards Transitions

Three Things to Improve your Upwards and Downwards Transitions

3 Exercises to Improve Walk to Canter Lead Departures

3 Exercises to Improve Walk to Canter Lead Departures

Riggs: How to get a Horse to Commit to the Correct Shape on a Circle and Build Speed Control

Riggs: How to get a Horse to Commit to the Correct Shape on a Circle and Build Speed Control

Lunging a Horse that isn’t Motivated to Move their Feet – What to Do when a Horse likes this Kicks Out on the Lunge

Lunging a Horse that isn’t Motivated to Move their Feet – What to Do when a Horse likes this Kicks Out on the Lunge

Riggs 4: Inside Bend & Introducing Outside Bend

Riggs 4: Inside Bend & Introducing Outside Bend

Bud – Part 1: Reading all the Subtle Signs, Recognizing Flight & Freeze State Behaviour & Tolerance vs Acceptance

Bud – Part 1: Reading all the Subtle Signs, Recognizing Flight & Freeze State Behaviour & Tolerance vs Acceptance

Walk to Canter Lead Departure: Teaching the Horse to Bridle himself through the Departure

Walk to Canter Lead Departure: Teaching the Horse to Bridle himself through the Departure

Leading For Relaxation & Lunging for Relaxation

Leading For Relaxation & Lunging for Relaxation

Nash – Steering Exercise – The Wagon Wheel Pattern – Cut the Circle in Half Canter Exercise

Nash – Steering Exercise – The Wagon Wheel Pattern – Cut the Circle in Half Canter Exercise

Rundowns at Speed on an Advanced Horse to Improve Collection and Frame in the Rate and Stop

Rundowns at Speed on an Advanced Horse to Improve Collection and Frame in the Rate and Stop

Nash – Steering Exercise – Advancing the Cut the Circle in Half Exercise at the Canter

Nash – Steering Exercise – Advancing the Cut the Circle in Half Exercise at the Canter

Shoulder Exercises at the Canter – Inside & Outside Bend

Shoulder Exercises at the Canter – Inside & Outside Bend

Recapping – Supporting Horses to find Connection and Relaxation

Recapping – Supporting Horses to find Connection and Relaxation

Leading Out in Front – Follow Up Video – Trot

Leading Out in Front – Follow Up Video – Trot

Riggs 5: Wagon Wheel Steering Pattern – Establishing more Balance at the Canter – Part 2

Riggs 5: Wagon Wheel Steering Pattern – Establishing more Balance at the Canter – Part 2

A Horse that Sticks their Head Up and Walks Backwards when Trying to put Ointment on their Nose

A Horse that Sticks their Head Up and Walks Backwards when Trying to put Ointment on their Nose

Lead Departure Position at the Walk and Canter to Relax an Anxious Horse

Lead Departure Position at the Walk and Canter to Relax an Anxious Horse

Riggs 6: Introducing Hip Control

Riggs 6: Introducing Hip Control

Three Main Leg Positions to Isolate the Shoulders, Ribcage and Hindquarters

Three Main Leg Positions to Isolate the Shoulders, Ribcage and Hindquarters

Stop, Back Up & Roll Back Exercise on a Circle

Stop, Back Up & Roll Back Exercise on a Circle

Riggs 7: Shoulder & Hindquarter Exercise with Cones to Take the Correct Lead in Canter Departure

Riggs 7: Shoulder & Hindquarter Exercise with Cones to Take the Correct Lead in Canter Departure

Changing Direction by Using Inside and Outside Flexion with Two Cones

Changing Direction by Using Inside and Outside Flexion with Two Cones

How to Use Your Legs and Feet Properly to Collect and Rate Speed

How to Use Your Legs and Feet Properly to Collect and Rate Speed

Riggs: An Important Exercises to Add to your Stopping Program

Riggs: An Important Exercises to Add to your Stopping Program

Canter Work for Brining an Unfit Horse Back into Work

Canter Work for Brining an Unfit Horse Back into Work

Doing a Flying Lead Change Using Exercise 1B and 2

Doing a Flying Lead Change Using Exercise 1B and 2

‘Tom’ – Yearling Colt – Part 1

‘Tom’ – Yearling Colt – Part 1

Smootchy – Part 1

Smootchy – Part 1

Smootchy – Part 2

Smootchy – Part 2

Great Steering Exercises at the Walk – Will help Improve your Roll Backs & Guiding

Great Steering Exercises at the Walk – Will help Improve your Roll Backs & Guiding