Longer and Lower - High and Collected: How to Train Head Positions
Have you ever wanted to know: How your horse's head position influences his whole movement? What head position you should be asking for? How to train it without force or gadgets? Well, you've come to the right place because these were the questions I also wanted to know the answers to! After years of watching, learning and experimenting (with my own horses and my lovely students, some of whom star in this video!), this is what I teach and how I teach it - a fun, force-free way to train ANY horse or pony to move happily and healthily on the ground and with a rider. Yes, you guessed it - there are lots of targets, markers and rewards :-) And some pretty great training from my students and their wide-ranging horses, from a 13.2hh cob to a 17.2hh ex-racehorse! You can learn step-by-step techniques for improving your ridden connection in the CT Club. Want to know more? The bestselling Connection Training BOOK is the place to start 📖 Get it on Amazon or download Chapter 1 free here: https://connectiontraining.com/book/ for a preview 👀 More info on us, our training approach and the CT Club can be found at: https://connectiontraining.com/

Groundwork P2: Lateral Flexions and Shoulders & Quarters Over

How To Teach The Piaffe: From Ground To Saddle

How to Build Your Horse's Topline with Groundwork in 3 Months CASE STUDY and EXERCISES

Leg Yield

How to Sit the Canter: A Beginner's Guide

How to Engage Your Horse's Hind End!

How to Stop Your Horse Pulling for Grass Using Clicker Training | The Bucket Exercise

🐎How to Encourage Your Lazy Horse to Move Forward

Rising Trot Masterclass: How to Ride Rising Trot / Posting Trot Correctly (+Common Mistakes)

The Biomechanics of Engagement :The Essential Components of Self Carriage

"Inside Leg to Outside Rein" - What this means and an exercise to finally FEEL it

The Horse Doesn't Care About Your Philosophy

How To Ride a Correct Leg Yield by Anna Ross-Davies | Jacksons Fencing

Long and Low // How To Get Started

5 Essential Tips to Keep Your Young Horse CALM on First Rides

Dangerous Animals Caught Being Friendly

How to keep your legs still

Groundwork for Horses - The First Thing I Teach

5 Ways to Teach Hip Targeting to Your Horse

