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Added on May 12, 2021 -- Length 1:39:36

Heavy on the Bit?

dead sided heavy on the bit reins
Or dead sided? What does it mean for a horse to be heavy on the bit or dead-sided? In short it's when a horse is unresponsive to subtle cues from the aids. In this video, we touch on some reasons that these things can happen, but more importantly, we focus on how to help you and your horse out. We detail the steps required in order to create a soft, responsive horse. Guess what? It starts with what's going on in their head. Learn how to change your horse's expectations of the rein and riding in a positive way.

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Heavy on the Bit?

dead sided heavy on the bit reins

Own it for $24.99

May 12, 2021 -- Length 1:39:36

Or dead sided? What does it mean for a horse to be heavy on the bit or dead-sided? In short it's when a horse is unresponsive to subtle cues from the aids. In this video, we touch on some reasons that these things can happen, but more importantly, we focus on how to help you and your horse out. We detail the steps required in order to create a soft, responsive horse. Guess what? It starts with what's going on in their head. Learn how to change your horse's expectations of the rein and riding in a positive way.