Train Your Horse to Lope Slow - Shoulder Control - Reining Horse, Reined Cow Horse, Trail Horse

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In this video, Larry Trocha is training a horse to slow down at the lope. This method he demonstrates (reverse arc with shoulder control) works well for reining horses and reined cow horses as well as trail horses.
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[@TheGlobalistHunter]

I'm a new rider. The struggle is real!! I want to be a better rider and become more confident.

[@GerryCoxHorsemanship]

I ave watched several of your videos over the years and you sir are a wealth of information and experience

[@ltrocha]

Thanks. I appreciate that Gerry

[@jerrybyfield737]

I have been watching your videos for many years and they have helped me a lot with my training and instruction. I bought almost every one of your tapes back in the early days. Thank you for helping me in my career. You are one of the very best at explaining how to do things with our horses. I probably would not have been as successful without your help.

[@ltrocha]

Hi Jerry, Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated

[@carlabolding4188]

Best video I’ve watched tonight to help me with my own horse on this issue. Everyone else used show ready horses for this. 🙄 Thank you!

[@edprybylski7352]

Thank you very helpful

[@calyssastaus7072]

Thank you

[@tracepaterson6883]

Thank you Larry your videos are super helpful

[@ltrocha]

You are very welcome, Trace

[@pgober58]

Larry, you’re great
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[@ltrocha]

Thanks. I appreciate that!

[@vancebower8732]

Great video, Larry. I getting into reining, bigtime. Thanks for the training tips.
Vance

[@ltrocha]

Thanks Vance and good luck with your reining!

[@margotayloe3754]

Just found you, Love the way u train 🐎

[@ltrocha]

Thanks a bunch, Margo. Much appreciated.

[@fitnessclubmondocubanoa.s.1766]

Molto interessante ed intuitivo, lo ritengo molto utile

[@ltrocha]

Thank you

[@bellahuey8032]

Great video! Would love to see one one neck reining!

[@ltrocha]

Hi Bella, there are neck reining training videos on my website.

[@bellahuey8032]

@@ltrocha Thank you, I'll have to check those out!

[@pilsberryhoeboy1184]

Hey Larry! What sort of reins do you have there? It looks like a martingale or some sort of draw rein?

[@christarobin998]

Thank you for your videos!!! you have a video on teaching the reverse arc?

[@ltrocha]

Both hands in the direction you want to go, along with outside leg pressure at the rib cage.

[@victoriamorris7619]

Would you do the same technique at a trot?

[@ltrocha]

Sure

[@Meredith.147]

whats the thing you are using with the reins does it keep the head down?

[@ltrocha]

It's called a German Martingale. No, it doesn't keep the horse's head down. It's a simple tool that when used correctly, helps a horse learn to "give" to the rider's hands. Definitely not necessary but sometimes nice to have.

[@leanneobrien4235]

What is a good bit to train your horse

[@ltrocha]

Hi Leanne, the bit depends on the horse's level of training. The most common training bit is the loose-ring snaffle... which is the bit shown in this video.

[@leanneobrien4235]

Thank you Larry when he is trained more what bit should I use next

[@ltrocha]

@@leanneobrien4235 Once he's well-trained in the snaffle, go to a low-port curb bit. Watch my video on Bridling a Horse Correctly: ua-cam.com/video/VzwTUH16SpI/v-deo.html

[@mikedale6783]

What about your foot 🦶 work in all this???

[@ltrocha]

You use the reins and leg pressure in time with the horse's response... or in time the horse's steps.

[@savannasexton8838]

Where can I find the reins you are using?

[@ltrocha]

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