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I LUV THIS !! Can't wait to try it, and in all manner of circumstances, loading, trails, and at horse shows.. #Brilliant

Nice video... Here's me trying ua-cam.com/video/fjql8doJF-Q/v-deo.html

JP is prone to self aggrandizement. Endo gapping is a bit of a hoax.

The horse is conditioned to lower the head ... he (the person in the video) is pulling the head down when tapping ... this has nothing to do with "natural" behaviour - it is simply a "training" method ... AND not a very horse friendly one!

CLASSICAL horsemanship was developed centuries ago, slowly refined and contains the absolute best means of communication to the horse. People, try an educated approach not a gimmick!

Débile !

Hateful comments, gee folks. If it works and doesn't harm the horse, try it. If you find it silly or it doesn't work for you, move on and save your foul language. BTW you can make your own stick out of an old crop. Not much lost.

Um, so this is just training a horse to respond to a stick? Can't it be taught without the stick or tapping? Can't you just avoid giving people your money for ridiculous shit by training and listening to your horse?

if you dont want to use this method then that is fine but no need to be such haters. guess you all are experts on various methods of training????? i say if it works then go for it- if it doesnt then go to another method. horses are all different and takes different strokes for different folks. so quit being so damn nasty and move on.

has worked wonders with my very tense and high headed saddlebred mare- she is now relaxed and being easier to work with.

they need to understand when a horse get comfortable with what your doing they will drop there head to let you know they are accepting what your doing, be it rubbing them, picking up their feet, asking them to move, a high headed horse mean something has him alert, scared, I don't need to tap him to get his head down

Frau Pompeed, you are right. "Learn to ride" is the only way.

Absurd. What's shown is a lot of really bad equitation by itself or combined with poor horsemanship. Save money and time in the long run: skip the exorbitantly priced trademarked "endo stick" and the book and the DVDs. Learn to ride well and respect the horse's intelligence. One's horse will be calm, willing, obedient and grateful.

that presure and relice

You can teach a horse to lower its neck (or to do whatever you like) in a responce to any trigger, e.g. clicking or a particular word...

haha, this is actually quite funny. "the horse eventually ignores it" so its going to relax now its ignoring the fact its being hit with a fucking foam ball.

better than ragging the head down with draw reins, an is useful to bridle a big horse, your attitude is ridiculous venus not so savvy

I'm sorry but this is ridiculous!

Where do I buy the endo-stick from?

You can now get the double DVD set that explains everything in detail includinging tapping from the ground, and tapping from the saddle. This is truly amazing and has help our horses completely relax and break up long standing resistances and tension. These were things I thought previously not possible. Get your copy from Xenophon Press

Thanks for the video- I heard of the technique years ago, but never had a good description or visual. This could be worked in very well with ground work I already do.