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Great video

Excuse me? Gets on steroids?

I have this trouble with a head horse not wanting to pick up her right lead. Sometimes I can get her to pick it up but then she crossfires. How do I fix the crossfire?

So patient 😍😍😍

Normal people watch TV in their free time…. I could just sit and watch someone this knowledgeable explain their ride all day long 😂

I have a mare who was a hunter jumper in the past, but she got injured so she couldnt be jumped for awhile. This is her first year back from maybe 7 years off of jumping, but she keeps refusing this one specific jump, its pink and blue but she will jump any other jump, so would poles/cavaleties help with that? She also cant jump more than two feet, but my old trainer would whip her if she refused, so now shes scared of jumps and whips

Thanks again for an informative video lesson. Great job!

Great video & great exercises! The step by step instruction was clear and understandable.The video was great to be able to see everything (hands, legs, etc) that was going on. Thanks so much!

Hey mate after watching your video I put it to work and it worked perfectly after two small sessions always finished on a positive note Buster still has work to do but he’s willing to walk into the float

Unfortunately I'm one of those ones that taught my horses impulsion by squeeze, so having to retrain them to not go faster on squeeze. It would be great to see a video on tips/techniques for getting a horse transitioned from similar background. Thanks for all the content, love your channel

Do you have any videos on what to do when your horse starts bucking at the lope when you ask them to move out/when squeeze them with your legs? I had been working on collection/shifting her weight to her hind end and she was getting pissy doing that and then the next ride she started the bucking thing. As soon as she feels any rein pressure or leg pressure she's started to lock up and not want to go forward. I know I created the problem and I'm just trying to get her to go forward now.

Another thing that may help this horse is a professional equine dentist, I noticed he is doing lots of chewing on the snaffle bit. I always get their teeth addressed before I introduce a bit to them. I hope that helps you and you are doing a great job, keep up the good work.👍

I think he also over thinks about the backing up from the step, when he’s back feet are on the ground he knows where the step is so he doesn’t mind it too much but once he’s fully in, he doesn’t know. He would benefit from simply backing up from any raised surface to learn that there isn’t a magical bottomless pit that forms behind him when he steps up 😂

How do handle a horse that sulls up when you add leg pressure to lift the back?

Hi, I love your videos! Could you make one on how to maintain a steady pace in a gait? My mare is 17 and she doesn't keep it steady. Thank you so much!

For my level its sometimes difficult to see when the horse give his back. Thanks for the great video.

you didnt show us how to fix

soo i’ve tried this technique, what would you do for a horse that when u put any pressure he rears. he freaks over any time of pressure from behind. he knows his ground work but his loading issues are the biggest issue

Great reminder: don't pull harder! <3

love this! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your training techniques!

Great video ❤

Thank you so much for these tips! It is really going to help my daughter who is 8 and still trying to put everything together to ride smoothly.

Honestly I can see why he'd feel claustrophobic, that trailer is tiny for him.

Any ideas/videos to help with my horse picking up a counter canter? My horse ALWAYS picks up the right lead (great right) but with being in a smaller arena (much smaller than this) i need him to pick up the wrong lead but im not sure how to teach him so

I bought myself a set of custom romel reins this year, thinking it would just be easy switching over to them. I was mistaken, lol. How do you get your horse to tip his head to the inside so nicely (11:55)? My gelding wants to tip his nose to the outside every time.

Great teacher. Thank you so much.

Thank you🙂

Very helpful! I could feel a difference between the two but didn’t really understand.thank you!

Beautiful horse

So nice！

So awesome！I love horses！

I watched this to try to get an idea what to do with a young quarter horse cross mare that was started really fast. She worries and the guy rushed her and was very impatient and abrupt. Now I’m undoing that in her. Her brain is scrambled. I needed to see this for next step for her retraining.

So exCiting🎉

I can't tell you how much I love this video❤

Nice demo! Well done. I love that you focus on the communication in a low energy way rather than on the goal. It's brilliant thank you

I'm a fresh instructor and I really needed this to help out a student, very good explanation to help us out

This video was exactly what I needed to see to help my racey mare along. I love that you broke the collection apart with mental and physical. Very helpful! Thank you

Outstanding teaching.

Thank you! This is very helpful! I do have a question; how do you tell when the horse lifts its back? My mare tries to go behind the vertical and I have been working on that. She’s doing better, but I still don’t know if she’s actually lifting her back and shifting her weight to the hind. Are you able to really feel them lift, or is it something really small you have to learn to notice?

Very nice explanation

What does softening the rib cage mean?

I want your vest

What age do you put your first ride on these horses?

Super short and useful, will try with my horses today or tomorrow 🎉🎉🎉

Don't miss part 1 to see the first steps! ua-cam.com/video/h3kWvv_DrSI/v-deo.html

Excellent explanation!

You look like Roman Atwood lol

Now that’s a great horse trainer . None of that silly cowboy flag stuff . Amazing there are not more views compared to these other videos

I come back to this video regularly for inspiration and always end up in tears. Just so unbelievably impressive and amazing.