Every horse experiences moments of high energy, excitement, or distraction at times. The key isn’t to suppress that energy but to redirect it in a way that builds trust, respect, and focus. Step 1: Build Rapport Before asking your horse to relax, you need to establish a connection based on trust. Rapport begins the moment you walk into their space. Take time to match your horse’s energy and get them focused on you, not everything happening around them. Building rapport doesn’

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You’re riding along and everything’s fine—until it’s not. A leaf rustles, a bird flutters, or a plastic bag drifts across the arena… and...

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Why Balance Matters in Riding Have you ever felt wobbly in the saddle, struggled to stay centered in transitions, or found yourself...

We have all been on that trail ride where our horse is anxious, jigging, and rushing on on the trail. This video shows how to teach your...

When it comes to horseback riding, your seat influences the rider and horse, balance is everything. It’s not just about the rider staying...