Trust and Respect
Grounding
1 of 1 - GROUNDING: Introduction
Meeting
1 of 4 - MEETING: Introduction
2 of 4 - MEETING: First Approach
3 of 4 - MEETING: Contact
4 of 4 - MEETING: Personal Space
Catching
1 of 4 - CATCHING: Introduction
2 of 4 - CATCHING: Catching the Eyes
3 of 4 - CATCHING: Forward and Follow
4 of 4 - Catching in a Field
Basic Leading
1 of 4 - BASIC LEADING: Introduction
2 of 4 - BASIC LEADING: Keeping Out
3 of 4 - BASIC LEADING: Following the Hand
4 of 4 - BASIC LEADING; Adding Pace
Leading with a whip
1 of 6 - Introduction and horse eye view
2 of 6 - Leading along a fence
3 of 6 - Touching an object
4 of 6 - Leading past a spooky object
5 of 6 - Speeding up and down
6 of 6 - Leaving the fence
Desensitisation
1 of 4 - DESENSITISATION: Introduction
2 of 4 - DESENSITISATION: Dealing with Flight
3 of 4 - DESENSITISATION: Curiosity and Contact
4 of 4 - DESENSITISATION: Different Objects
Leg handling
1 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Introduction
2 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Leg Handling Overview
3 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Desensitising Legs
4 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Shifting Weight
5 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Lift and Rub
6 of 6 - LEG HANDLING: Farrier Positions
Tying up
1 of 5 - TYING UP: Introduction
2 of 5 - TYING UP: Testing the Tie
3 of 5 - TYING UP: Moving Over
4 of 5 - TYING UP: Working Above the Eye Line
5 of 5 - TYING UP: Standing Still
Preparing to Ride
Suppling Exercises
1 of 7 - SUPPLING EXERCISES: Flex
2 of 7 - SUPPLING EXERCISES: Lowering the Head
3 of 7 - SUPPLING EXERCISES: Flex and Move
4 of 7 - SUPPLING EXERCISES: Backwards from Halter
5 of 7 - Moving the Shoulders
6 of 7 - Lateral movement using a fence
7 of 7 - Lateral movement off the Fence
Lunging for Control
1 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Introduction
2 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Hind End Control
3 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Parking
4 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Guide and Drive
5 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Starting a lunge circle
6 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Stop on the lunge
7 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Changing direction on the lunge
8 of 9 - LUNGING FOR CONTROL: Lateral movement using the fence
9 of 9 - Lateral movement off the Fence
Long-Reining Preparation
1 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Introduction
2 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Introducing the Roller
3 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Bridling
4 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Desensitising to Ropes
5 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Contact with Bit
6 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Leading / Lunging with Bridle Rope
7 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: Flex and Move with Bridle
8 of 8 - LONG REINING PREPARATION: One Rein Stops
Long-Reining for Riding
1 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Introduction
2 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Moving Off
3 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Forward and Around
4 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Backwards from Bridle
5 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Long Reining Transitions
6 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Shoulder Turns
7 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: Desensitising from Behind
8 of 9 - LONG REINING FOR RIDING: In the Open
9 of 9 - An example with a 3yo horse
Introducing Ridden Work
Mounting
1 of 11 - MOUNTING: Introduction
2 of 11 - MOUNTING: Saddle and Move
3 of 11 - MOUNTING: Lunging / Long Reining Pattern
4 of 11 - MOUNTING: Lead Ponying
5 of 11 - MOUNTING: Checking for Tension
6 of 11 - MOUNTING: Mounting
7 of 11 - Recap and tips to mount safely
8 of 11 - ADVANCED MOUNTING: Stand by the block - increase desire
9 of 11 - ADVANCED MOUNTING: Stand by the block - the clock exercise
10 of 11 - ADVANCED MOUNTING: Stand by the block - controlling the hip
11 of 11 - ADVANCED MOUNTING: Stand by the block - the cheat's version
Introducing Movement
1 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: Introduction
2 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: Hind End Start
3 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: Establishing Forwards
4 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: One Rein Stop
5 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: One Rein Turn
6 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: Basic Transitions
7 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: Introducing Backwards
8 of 8 - INTRODUCING MOVEMENT: First Few Rides Example
Introduction to the Arena
1 of 4 - INTRODUCING TO THE ARENA: Practical Groundwork
2 of 4 - INTRODUCING TO THE ARENA: Floating
3 of 4 - INTRODUCING TO THE ARENA: Guiding
4 of 4 - Examples of a first ride in the arena
Out and About
1 of 6 - OUT AND ABOUT: Introduction
2 of 6 - Rider positions
3 of 6 - OUT AND ABOUT: Ridden Desensitisation
4 of 6 - OUT AND ABOUT: Gates
5 of 6 - OUT AND ABOUT: Riding Out
6 of 6 - OUT AND ABOUT: Patience
Forwards
1 of 3 - FORWARDS: Introduction
2 of 3 - FORWARDS: Speed Control
3 of 3 - FORWARDS: Changing Gears
Fundamentals of Ridden Work
Ridden Flexions
1 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Introduction
2 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Forward and Follow
3 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Outside Flexion
4 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Inside Flexion
5 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Vertical Flexion
6 of 6 - RIDDEN FLEXIONS: Flexions and Transitions
Backwards
1 of 5 - BACKWARDS: Introduction
2 of 5 - BACKWARDS: Hind End Back Up
3 of 5 - BACKWARDS: Straight Back
4 of 5 - BACKWARDS: Back and Around
5 of 5 - Hind End and Back
Moving Shoulders
1 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Introduction
2 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Zig Zag
3 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Roll Back
4 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Bouncing
5 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Spiral
6 of 6 - MOVING SHOULDERS: Haunch Turn
Stopping Corrently
1 of 4 - STOPPING CORRECTLY: Introduction
2 of 4 - STOPPING CORRECTLY: Hind End Backing
3 of 4 - STOPPING CORRECTLY: Using Turns
4 of 4 - STOPPING CORRECTLY: Stopping Straight
Lateral Yielding
1 of 4 - LATERAL YIELDING: Introduction
2 of 4 - LATERAL YIELDING: Using the Fence
3 of 4 - LATERAL YIELDING: Yield on a Circle
4 of 4 - LATERAL YIELDING: Yielding on a Straight Line
Encouraging Good Balance
1 of 4 - GOOD BALANCE: Introduction
2 of 4 - GOOD BALANCE: Follow the Contact
3 of 4 - GOOD BALANCE: Straightness
4 of 4 - GOOD BALANCE: Forward and Through
Maintenance
1 of 4 - MAINTENANCE: Introduction
2 of 4 - MAINTENANCE: Softness Check
3 of 4 - MAINTENANCE: Different Environments
4 of 4 - MAINTENANCE: Final Thoughts
Advancing Groundwork
1 of 11 - Groundwork for Developing Fitness
2 of 11 - Close contact lunging
3 of 11 - Catching and draw
4 of 11 - Draw and follow
5 of 11 - Starting circles
6 of 11 - Finding a mark
7 of 11 - Training to load at liberty
8 of 11 - Tips to advance liberty on the ground
9 of 11 - GROUNDWORK: Lunging Turns
10 of 11 - GROUNDWORK: The Lunging Walk
11 of 11 - GROUNDWORK: Jumping on the Lunge
Advancing Ridden Work - Road to Competition
1 of 21 - Life and Horse Tips from International Amateur Eventer, Lauren Innes
2 of 21 - Starting in Dressage Introduction with Sarah Rogers
3 of 21 - Starting in Dressage Establishing Forwards with Sarah Rogers
4 of 21 - Starting in Dressage The Serpentine with Sarah Rogers
5 of 21 - Starting in Dressage Leg Yielding with Sarah Rogers
6 of 21 - Starting in Dressage Training Transitions with Sarah Rogers
7 of 21 - Starting in Dressage Shoulder In with Sarah Rogers
8 of 21 - Key Jumping Exercises Introduction with Jay Halim
9 of 21 - Key Jumping Exercises Footwork over Poles with Jay Halim
10 of 21 - Key Jumping Exercises Rhythm over a Fence with Jay Halim
11 of 21 - Key Jumping Exercises Introducing a Grid with Jay Halim
12 of 21 - Key Jumping Exercises Flatwork to Improve Your Jumping Round with Jay Halim
13 of 21 - Improving flatwork out of the arena
14 of 21 - Starting bridleless riding
15 of 21 - Strength and conditioning polework exercises
16 of 21 - Starting jumping
17 of 21 - Shortening and lengthening strides
18 of 21 - Introducing your horse to the warm up arena
19 of 21 - Introduciton to trec - orienteering phase
20 of 21 - trec - orienteering phase
21 of 21 - trec - obstacles phase
Problem Solving Library
Handling on the yard
1 of 15 - Introduction to Handling on the Yard
2 of 15 - De-sensitising to fly spray
3 of 15 - Rugging horses for the first time to prevent rug bolting
4 of 15 - A Farrier's Perspective
5 of 15 - Kicking Out when Handling Legs
6 of 15 - Preparing a Young Horse for the Farrier
7 of 15 - Preparing your horse for Equine Dentician
8 of 15 - Nipping
9 of 15 - Solve Nipping using the Flick
10 of 15 - Grooming a Sensitive Horse
11 of 15 - Fidgeting When Tied
12 of 15 - Hosing
13 of 15 - Catching in a field
14 of 15 - Catching in a stable
15 of 15 - Separation Anxiety
Personal Space
1 of 8 - Introduction to Solving Personal Space Issues
2 of 8 - Overview of Personal Space
3 of 8 - Exercises to Maintain Personal Space
4 of 8 - Leading Issues; Changes of direction with a bargy horse
5 of 8 - Leading with a pole to improve leading
6 of 8 - Leading Issues: Leading an excited or young horse in a new environment
7 of 8 - Leading Issues; Impatience being led
8 of 8 - Personal space exercises with an excitable horse
Clipping
1 of 6 - Introduction to Clipping
2 of 6 - Preparing your horse for clipping
3 of 6 - A pony sensitive to clipping part 1
4 of 6 - A pony sensitive to clipping part 2
5 of 6 - A pony sensitive to clipping part 3
6 of 6 - Clipping a cob that has leg mites
Lunging
1 of 5 - Introduction to Lunging Issues
2 of 5 - Horse Won't Lunge One Way
3 of 5 - Lunging a nervous horse
4 of 5 - Lunging a horse that stops and faces you
5 of 5 - Developing lunging cues
Loading, unloading and travelling
1 of 9 - Introduction to Loading, Traveling and Unloading Issues
2 of 9 - Loading and Traveling Anxious Horses
3 of 9 - Groundwork for successful loading and unloading
4 of 9 - Loading two horses for the first time
5 of 9 - Loading a horse that plants and spins on the ramp
6 of 9 - Loading a pony that takes off with the handler
7 of 9 - Loading a foal for the first time
8 of 9 - Preventing a horse rushing off the trailer
9 of 9 - Six steps for loading, travelling and unloading
Foal handling
Mounting Issues
1 of 6 - Introduction to Solving Mounting Issues
2 of 6 - Solving Mounting Issues
3 of 6 - Using Treats for Improving Mounting
4 of 6 - Standing at the Mounting Block Part 1
5 of 6 - Standing at the Mounting Block Part 2
6 of 6 - Mounting tip for a nervous horse
Lack of forward
1 of 8 - Introduction to a Lack of Forward
2 of 8 - Motivating the Lazy Horse
3 of 8 - The Key Exercise that Unlocks Your Horse
4 of 8 - Napping / Rearing
5 of 8 - Napping / Leaving the Yard
6 of 8 - Napping and baulking out hacking
7 of 8 - Napping issues in the school
8 of 8 - Indirect training - an alternative method for napping and spooking
Rearing
1 of 3 - Introduction to Rearing
2 of 3 - Why, preventing and solving
3 of 3 - Rearing, a case study
Spooking and obstacles
1 of 10 - Introduction to Spooking and Negotiating `Obstacles
2 of 10 - Refusing / Jumping Ditches
3 of 10 - Baulking and planting at ditches
4 of 10 - Water jump training from ground to ridden
5 of 10 - Water jump refusal
6 of 10 - Exercises to Desensitise a Spooky horse
7 of 10 - Exercises to help manage spooky horses A
8 of 10 - Riding over spooky objects
9 of 10 - Riding past spooky objects
10 of 10 - Case study - spooky young dressage horse
Hacking
1 of 11 - Introduction to Hacking
2 of 11 - Common hacking issues discussed
3 of 11 - Developing hacking confidence in a young dressage horse
4 of 11 - Traffic training for cyclists
5 of 11 - Traffic Shyness
6 of 11 - Hacking in groups
7 of 11 - Managing forward going horses out hacking
8 of 11 - Managing a jogging horse out hacking
9 of 11 - Patience Out and About
10 of 11 - Opening / Closing a Gate
11 of 11 - Rushing a Gate
Excitability and anxiety
1 of 10 - Controlling flight by using a One Rein Stop
2 of 10 - Bolting
3 of 10 - Fresh horse or bringing a horse back into work
4 of 10 - Key ground exercises and ridden turns
5 of 10 - 'Explosive' Horse - Part 1 (Groundwork)
6 of 10 - 'Explosive' Horse - Part 2 (Groundwork)
7 of 10 - 'Explosive' Horse - Part 3 (Ridden)
8 of 10 - Understanding and solving bucking
9 of 10 - Working with a horse that bucks
10 of 10 - Controlling Bucking
Issues with contact
1 of 4 - Lightening your hands
2 of 4 - Head Tossing
3 of 4 - 'Blocks' in Collected Work
4 of 4 - Managing problems with contact
Competition Environment
1 of 4 - Taking your horse out for the first time
2 of 4 - Warm up arena issues
3 of 4 - Desensitising a horse to other horses
4 of 4 - Introducing to a new environment from the ground
