How to Extend & Balance Your Horses Stride! 5 VERY Effective Exercises!
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
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Great video thank you 0:15
Excellent, love it, and so many interesting and helpful points that I haven’t heard before.. thank you Johnathon ..
Absolutely love your theory on balance the horses body alignment as well as yours builds such great trust and confidence in both myself and Whizzin and she with me, developing a great bond and partnership. Not to mention we’re looking good too! Happy happy joy joy!
Excellent video with easy to understand break down of each technique. Was not at all hard to get through this wonderful video! Thank you! 👍🏻
Great video thank you
Very helpful as I finish out the training on my mare. Definitely going to follow this! Thank you!
That’s great! Thank you! If you are interested in my full Comfort Zone Training Video Series please consider trying it out 🙂 Link in the description
I just started watching your videos and found help immediately!
Great to hear, it motivates me to do more! Thank you
This video is one of my favorites- top 5!
Thank you! The full series is being uploaded to The Comfort Zone Videos
Oh good! I look forward to seeing them!!!!!🐎
SMASH THAT BELL 🛎! 😜 I’ll have to look you up on the other socials. Love your content. Many Thanks for all your time spent creating, editing, and posting this info. This topic is on my list of goals for this year. I just need to get out of my leg cast this spring and begin riding in June.
Ha! Welcome!! Glad to be able to help entertain and educate you during your « brake ». Until you get back on a horse, if you are interested to learn more, be sure to visit The Comfort Zone Training Video Series for hundreds more in-depth videos!
I found your side pass segment good stuff. I’m starting with foundation firsthand then after MY legs and hands are in sync So my cues are clear. I have big stuff in the works hopefully be getting interviewed about us, our story by local news station. I need to touch base with you virtually or by phone to get you updated on where we are in this journey and how it’s coming together. This is going to be a very big and inspiring adventure/come back for Whizzin and my being disabled and overcoming what they told me I cannot do.... I’m doing- walking, talking and much more. I got into riding through therapeutic riding. And NOW we are going to be competing in the Open with the big boys. Please contact me I have exciting stuff to share with you. We can’t do this without you! Many still aren’t taking me seriously I cannot be more serious and determined but only want training/help from you. I believe in and understand you method being all about body positions and balance for both horse and rider. PLEASE. PEACE BE WITH YOU
Great video very well explained
Great video, thank you
Thank you Alyssa
amazing videos! Thank you so much!
Good info , love it
Another great video thank you - I wonder if you could talk about the bits you use and the two hands affect with a shank or a ring snaffle, a lose jaw, a port, I see people so confused by what bit to use - maybe the difference the horse gets from the two hands effect with the different bits - that would be great, maybe even transitions bits - you give great instructions and great videos I do appreciate what you do and the help you give.
I will do that. Thank you! Try this one ua-cam.com/video/G7fwzLsRz7Q/v-deo.html
Xlent info
I love your videos! I worked on #3 (flexion exercise) today and it really helped get my horse freed up and moving out!! Left worked great, but we struggled to the right with her wanting to travel in.. I had a tendency to want to pick up on the outside rein to keep her on path. Thoughts??
My deafie has so much whoa he offers to STOP a lot, and I'm still trying to figure out how I'm gonna refine dowwards transitions beyond GOING/STOPPED lol
It’s usually a good problem to have in the early stages with deaf horses. Hope that is the case for yours
@@horsetrainingpro He's a cool dude for sure and teaching me a lot ;)