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  • 11th Grade - Push Obstacles

    11th Grade - Push Obstacles

    By Michael Gascon

    Training a horse to navigate obstacles isn’t about the tarp or bridge itself—it’s about building softness, steering control, and trust. In this 11th Grade Push Obstacles clinic, Michael Gascon shows...

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  • 9th Grade - Q & A

    9th Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    Struggling with a stiff or distracted horse under saddle? In this 9th Grade Q\&A session, horse trainer Michael Gascon shares practical tips for improving flexing in motion, softening resistance, and...

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  • Do’s and Don’ts of Fourth-Grade Mounting

    Do’s and Don’ts of Fourth-Grade Mounting

    By Michael Gascon

    Fourth-grade mounting is about preparing your horse for every part of the process before you fully get in the saddle. By organizing your reins, preparing the stirrup and shoulder area,...

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  • Gaiting For The First Time

    Gaiting For The First Time

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching a gaited horse to collect and gait smoothly takes more than just natural ability—it requires clear, consistent communication and proper conditioning. In this clinic session, Michael Gascon works with...

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  • Getting Your Horse's Attention With Belle Day 2

    Getting Your Horse's Attention With Belle Day 2

    By Michael Gascon

    In this second day of training with Belle, we focus on refining communication and building trust through groundwork. By using soft pressure and clear signals, we guide her to move...

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  • 30 Minute Colt Starting

    30 Minute Colt Starting

    By Michael Gascon

    Starting a colt doesn’t have to be a lengthy or overwhelming process. In just 30 minutes, you can lay a solid foundation by focusing on calm groundwork, clear communication, and...

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  • How Young Is Too Young to Start Training Your Horse?

    How Young Is Too Young to Start Training Your Horse?

    By Michael Gascon

    Starting your horse's training early can set the stage for a lifetime of trust and cooperation. By gently handling and desensitizing foals from their first days, you help them become...

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  • Do's And Don'ts Of 8th Grade - Disengaging The Hindquarters

    Do's And Don'ts Of 8th Grade - Disengaging The Hindquarters

    By Michael Gascon

    Disengaging the hindquarters is one of the most powerful tools in horse training, especially for horses that buck, rear, or bolt. By controlling the head and asking the hind end...

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  • Starting To Gait On A Green Horse

    Starting To Gait On A Green Horse

    By Michael Gascon

    Starting a green gaited horse is all about balance—teaching them when to use their energy and when to relax. In this session, Michael Gascon works with Bambi, a young Paso...

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  • Thunder Dome

    Thunder Dome

    By Michael Gascon

    The Thunderdome is a high-energy, controlled chaos training method designed to help horses and riders thrive in unpredictable situations. By exposing horses to distractions like flying soccer balls, pool noodles,...

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  • 8th Grade - Disengage Hindquarters

    8th Grade - Disengage Hindquarters

    By Michael Gascon

    Disengaging the hindquarters is a key safety and control skill every horse trainer should master. In this 8th-grade horsemanship lesson, Michael Gascon demonstrates how to teach a horse to move...

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  • Intro To Roping

    Intro To Roping

    By Michael Gascon

    Learning to rope may seem intimidating, but with the right fundamentals, anyone can master it—no matter your age or experience. In this beginner-friendly guide, you'll discover how to handle a...

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