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Tag Archives: Training
Disengage Your Horse’s Hind End
This video (in 2 parts) discusses how to disengage the horse’s hindquarters and halt. Presenter: Gary Stauffer and Monte Stauffer, UNL Extension Educators. This presentation was given at the 2007 Equestrian Academy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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training cruelty
from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2WfaU-TLt0 English is not my first language. I had to translate everything from the original video (which is in spanish). Tried my best trying to correct spelling and how words were being used.
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Lunging for Respect
by Clinton Anderson Remember, you gain your horse’s respect by having them move forward, backwards, left and right. The Objective: Get your horse to be more responsive, willing and respectful on the ground; to stop, pivot on his hindquarters and … Continue reading
Four health hazards of endurance
Quick tips for riders by Steven Roberts BVSc. Horse hazards 1. HILLS Fact – to maintain the same speed going up a hill that has only a 20 degree incline (which is not very steep) requires SIX times as much … Continue reading
Diagonal Imbalance of a horse – Natural Asymmetry
Welcome to Riding Academy. My name is Marijke de Jong In this video you’ll discover more about the natural point of weight of the horse and its consequences. Asymmetry leads to a natural point of weight that is not exactly … Continue reading
Georgia Bruce horse training club
Dual Bronze-medal winning Paralympian, Georgia Bruce, is pleased to announce her new Horse Training Club. Georgia Bruce and an experienced team of HorseTraining.org Professionals are here to help you with technical advice, coaching, support and guidance.
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Clicker Training Horses on the Trail
If you understand horses, you’ll be able to immediately see the differences in a ‘clicker horse’s gait and carriage. Even horses that have had a hard time in the past grasping basic performance behaviors can excel when clicker trained. There … Continue reading
Clicker Training Horses: It’s the Little Steps
Any good training program breaks it down to small comprehensible steps. This creates a series of successes for your horse. The end goal may be quite complex but the small steps are easier for your horse to process in the … Continue reading
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Beginning lateral work
When we teach the higher movements, we only ask the horses for a little here and there, for only a short time, and only a few times. Then we leave the horse alone and go back to the basic things, … Continue reading
I Only Want To Go Trail Riding – Kate Fenner
This is something I hear a lot. People tell me that they don’t need all of that ‘shoulder control’, their horse to go ‘in frame’ or ‘on the bit’ and so on. The problem is that trail riding is one … Continue reading
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