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  • Turn And Burn Exercise For Spins/Spinning

    Turn And Burn Exercise For Spins/Spinning

    By Michael Gascon

    The Turn and Burn exercise is a key drill for improving your horse's spins, focusing on pivoting on the correct foot for smoother, more controlled movements. This technique helps the...

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  • Do's And Don't of 5th Grade - Flexing

    Do's And Don't of 5th Grade - Flexing

    By Michael Gascon

    Flexing in motion is a crucial skill for developing softness, responsiveness, and control in your horse. Instead of attempting to flex both sides at once, it's best to start by...

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  • Negative Horse Interaction On The Trail

    Negative Horse Interaction On The Trail

    By Michael Gascon

    Negative horse behaviors on the trail, such as biting, kicking, or being buddy sour, are not the real problem—they're symptoms of a deeper issue: lack of respect and attention. Instead...

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  • Dealing With Resistance On Obstacles & Side Passing With Red Day 2

    Dealing With Resistance On Obstacles & Side Passing With Red Day 2

    By Michael Gascon

    Working through resistance on obstacles and side passing is all about timing, consistency, and clear communication. In this session with Red, the focus was on building respect on...

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  • 9th Grade - Flexing In Motion

    9th Grade - Flexing In Motion

    By Michael Gascon

    Flexing in motion is one of the most important foundations in horse training. Just like a steering wheel keeps your car under control, flexing allows you to guide your horse’s...

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  • 7th Grade Q & A

    7th Grade Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    The 7th Grade Q & A with Michael Gascon focuses on building softness, respect, and progress through exercises like the spiral. Riders learn how to correct common problems,...

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  • 4th Grade - Q & A

    4th Grade - Q & A

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching your horse to stand still for mounting or master the “come get me” trick doesn’t have to be a struggle. In this 4th Grade Q&A,...

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  • Do's And Don'ts Of 6th Grade - Stopping

    Do's And Don'ts Of 6th Grade - Stopping

    By Michael Gascon

    Teaching your horse to stop correctly is about more than pulling on the reins—it’s about timing, body position, and leg cues. By keeping your legs on like a “gas pedal”...

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  • 5th Grade - Flexing

    5th Grade - Flexing

    By Michael Gascon

    Flexing is one of the most important foundations in horse training because it gives you a steering wheel before you ever ride off. By teaching your horse to soften and...

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  • 3rd Grade - Desensitizing In Motion

    3rd Grade - Desensitizing In Motion

    By Michael Gascon

    Desensitizing your horse while standing still is only half the battle—the real challenge is keeping their focus and respect in motion. In 3rd Grade Horsemanship, desensitizing exercises test whether your...

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  • 1st Grade - Undivided Attention (Archived)

    1st Grade - Undivided Attention (Archived)

    By Michael Gascon

    Graduating from kindergarten to first grade in horse training is all about teaching your horse undivided attention. Instead of lunging for exercise, you’ll learn how to...

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  • Breaking Up Pace Using The Respect Series with Smokey Day 2

    Breaking Up Pace Using The Respect Series with Smokey Day 2

    By Michael Gascon

    Breaking up pace in gaited horses starts with one simple foundation: control of the head. In this session from Michael Gascon’s Respect Series with Smokey – Day 2, we see...

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