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How to lunge a horse
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- Stop doing mindless circles and be productive. Teach yourself and your horse the essentials of lunging to captivate your horse’s interest and teach them self carriage to make them feel more comfortable and safe, and to smooth out your ride.
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Thanks Steve! Keeping the nose down...I think I have been lacking in that part! Thanks for the reminder!
I’ve really enjoyed watching your progress.
That was a very informative video. I liked that you used the lead rope as much as possible and very little of the stick. Going to try these tips with my walkers. 😊
Great info in this video! I liked the part about backing them up after a quick hq yield.
This explanation was really helpful! My three year old always stops or turns away from me. I think this weekend we will go back to square one, relearn how to yield and then go back out on the circle and see how that helps!
Great video. It helps me a lot to inernalize my Body language.
Greetings from Germany 😊
Greetings!! I hope this is helpful to you.
Wonderful explanation and I was just going to ask how to not get dizzy but you explained that. 😊
That part gets everybody lol
Hey Steve,
Thanks for the video!😊
Hi Rachel, it’s always nice to see you here.
@@stevegandrews1 It’s great to be hear!
Thanks for a great summary of your yields that are used for the lung, can you comment on the head height, does it gradually come down as you improve with the different yields?
That’s absolutely how it works. As the message starts to get to the feet, the head starts coming down.
@@_thenaturalhorseman thanks
Do you have any gaited horse videos?
Not that I recall, but next time I have a haired horse come in I’ll be sure to get some videos. Thanks for the recommendation!!
Awesome!!!!😁
I love this video!! It's taken me so far with my horse on the lunge line and under saddle! The only problem I have with him is he has never had a good ride with a bit in his mouth as with his previous riders, he was ridden with a bitless bridle. Is there anything I can do to get him comfortable with a bit?
I have a new video coming soon that should help a lot with your bit issues!