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@wolfchangreaterthanyouuu At the time (this is from 10 years ago already), I clicker trained/captured this from 2 movements. I taught him to shift weight to his hinds, but I also noticed rewarded when he lifted up for roll backs on the lunge. I no longer teach this trick, but if I were to do it again I would teach it from a school halt. The balance and positioning would be much better for a horse physically.

Unfortunately I do not have a horse in work that I'd like to train this with. I am selective about who i train to do trick work, because horses can become enthusiastic when they're having fun. I do give lessons, but the odds of you being in southwest michigan... Have you started trick work or positive reinforcement training already?

@@kaylajager7270 yes! And no im in Spain😂

@@taliaverburgt6268 I've been to Spain! Would you be interested in trying out virtual lessons? It's something I'd like to develop to help people with problem solving/trouble shooting, but haven't had the opportunity to do so. If you're interested, we could try to work something out?

@@kaylajager7270 thats sound like a great idea! Do you have an instagram I could message you on privately?

@@taliaverburgt6268 art_in_the_pasture is my instagram

Ruby Desertheart , I'm not sure what you mean by tickle.... I taught levade in pieces and then connected them, but it was mainly done through pressure (my hands, or tapping with my whip) and a reward system.

I realize this is very late, but thank you so much. :) I definitely worked towards control, for I did not want to be responsible for an out-of-control rear. I hope the levade is working well for you!