Round Pen Training: The Video 19.99 €

1) Introduction

A brief overview of the material covered in this course: Why round pen training is so necessary for every horse, the equipment you'll need, how long it'll take, how it's accomplished, ...

2) Three Revolutions

Horses believe that "whoever causes the other to move" is the boss. So, with that in mind, we begin our round pen training by controlling the speed at which our horse moves, when it can stop and stand ...

3) Get the Horse Into the Round Pen

Sure, the round pen is where you can bring a young horse with zero training and begin to turn it into a horse you'll someday love to ride... but what if your youngster is so wild that you can� ...

4) Horses That Repeatedly: Stop or Change Direction

If your horse continually stops or changes direction on you, here's what might be causing it - plus how to go about fixing it.This video uses the following sound from freesound:Mixed Whip Crack ...

5) Horses That Repeatedly: Cut Across the Round Pen

If your horse continually cuts across the middle of the round pen - as opposed to circling the perimeter - here's what it means and what you should do.

6) If Things Aren't Improving

If you find yourself going through the material in this course, yet your horse doesn't seem to be improving (read: his respect for you as leader isn't improving) here's why - and what ...

7) If Your Horse: Moves Too Fast or Too Slow

Some horses will run like their tails are on fire when first turned into the round pen - others will stand and resist your cue to move. Here's how to approach either situation.

8) The Horse That Absolutely Positively Refuses to Keep Moving

It's a rare thing, but every great once in awhile we run across an old war horse that simply refuses to keep moving. Here's what has worked for me.

9) Now My Horse Is Scared of Me!

Horse training is often a matter of taking a step back for every two or three steps forward. Case in point: After repeatedly asking our horse to leave us and circle the round pen, they often begin ...

10) If Your Horse: Insists On Standing Next to You

While some young horses are skittish and won't get near us, others do the opposite: They just won't leave our side. If this sounds like your horse, if it considers itself to be a 1200 poun ...

11) Inside and Outside Turns

In this video, you will learn to teach your horse "inside and outside" turns. These will help solidify the control you have over your horse (on the ground), but also go a long way to teaching your hor ...

12) Teach the Hips and Shoulders to Move Away (Includes teaching "Come to Me")

This video teaches you to teach your horse to politely move both its hips and shoulders away from you as you approach (something you'll need when you later teach it to lead) as well as to "come t ...

13) Now Here's What I'd Do...

14) Sacking Out (Get your horse "used to" common objects)