Horse Training
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Stabilizing Your Seat
A stable lower leg is the key to confident and effective riding. By keeping your heels down, maintaining light pressure in your stirrups, and balancing your weight correctly, you can...
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Teaching Your Horse To Have A Nice Stop
Teaching your horse to stop smoothly isn’t about pulling harder on the reins—it’s about balance, communication, and proper body positioning. By using the “leg on, leg off” method, you can...
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Whirlybird (Also Great For When Your Horse Fails 1st Grade)
The Whirlybird is a simple yet highly effective groundwork exercise that helps soften your horse, improve responsiveness, and enhance collection. By using a lead rope and reins, this method encourages...
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Desensitizing A Sensitive Horse
Desensitizing a sensitive horse requires a consistent, confident approach. In this post, we explore techniques for handling a flighty, reactive horse by using various tools like flags, bags, and obstacles....