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Added on February 26, 2020 -- Length 1:26:56

Following Under Pressure - Part 4

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In the last webinar of the Following Under Pressure series we tie everything together, taking what we've built into practical use. Make sure to watch Parts 1-3 first.

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Following Under Pressure - Part 4

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February 26, 2020 -- Length 1:26:56

In the last webinar of the Following Under Pressure series we tie everything together, taking what we've built into practical use. Make sure to watch Parts 1-3 first.

Added on April 15, 2020 -- Length 1:49:27

Success on the Obstacle Course - Part 3

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Obstacle Course events are very popular these days. Obstacles are great at exposing your horse's anxieties and your leadership agreement with your horse. Sometimes this can be frustrating! Discover the two reasons a horse will struggle with an obstacle, something scary or something new. Find out the easy way to help your horse without ever having to pull, kick or use excess pressure. In this three part series, Scott will show you how obstacles are a fantastic way for building a horse's trust in you, and having them believe in your leadership to an unbelievable extent. Clinic Focal Points: - Why a horse struggles with certain obstacles and how to handle it - Build trust in your horse so that he or she will try anything at all for you - How to excel in any obstacle course or trail class event

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Success on the Obstacle Course - Part 3

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April 15, 2020 -- Length 1:49:27

Obstacle Course events are very popular these days. Obstacles are great at exposing your horse's anxieties and your leadership agreement with your horse. Sometimes this can be frustrating! Discover the two reasons a horse will struggle with an obstacle, something scary or something new. Find out the easy way to help your horse without ever having to pull, kick or use excess pressure. In this three part series, Scott will show you how obstacles are a fantastic way for building a horse's trust in you, and having them believe in your leadership to an unbelievable extent. Clinic Focal Points: - Why a horse struggles with certain obstacles and how to handle it - Build trust in your horse so that he or she will try anything at all for you - How to excel in any obstacle course or trail class event

Added on April 22, 2020 -- Length 1:24:23

Success on the Obstacle Course - Part 4

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In the final part of this series we review a participants video, touch on trailer loading and herdbound horses and more.

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Success on the Obstacle Course - Part 4

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April 22, 2020 -- Length 1:24:23

In the final part of this series we review a participants video, touch on trailer loading and herdbound horses and more.

Added on November 18, 2020 -- Length 1:31:31

Your New Horse or Colt - First Exercises

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Acquire a new horse? Starting a colt? Restarting a horse? These are all situations that call for some exercises that help you figure out exactly who your horse is and what you can do to start them off and help them progress. These exercises stem from our fundamental pillars of our style of horsemanship: Communication, Leadership and Athleticism. Join us for a session where we introduce some great exercises to get your relationship with your horse off to a great start.

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Your New Horse or Colt - First Exercises

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November 18, 2020 -- Length 1:31:31

Acquire a new horse? Starting a colt? Restarting a horse? These are all situations that call for some exercises that help you figure out exactly who your horse is and what you can do to start them off and help them progress. These exercises stem from our fundamental pillars of our style of horsemanship: Communication, Leadership and Athleticism. Join us for a session where we introduce some great exercises to get your relationship with your horse off to a great start.

Added on January 13, 2021 -- Length 1:50:05

4 Different Horses, 4 Different Progressions - Part I

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Follow Scott as he digs into various training scenarios with his own horses. If you've been following our webinars, you'll have heard me explain the concept of progressions. Progressions are related paths of exercises that we use to train horses in our style of horsemanship. Horse training should be anything but linear. Instead, what we do is closer to chipping away at a block of wood to make a sculpture. We might work on one side, then another part of it, and as the carving emerges, the parts that we need to work on are revealed. We end up with a beautiful carving. Working with a horse is much the same. As we dig into some facets of their training, our relationship and their athleticism, we begin to see the horse as a unique individual that has specific needs. It's our job as horsepeople to meet those needs. In this series, we're going to take a look at 4 different horses. Namely, Chip, Ditch, Zeus and Bailey. I'll start working with each one of them, discover what they need and work to provide it as we progress in their training. All our training will be filmed, and you'll have the benefit of step by step explanations and the theory behind everything I'm doing. This is going to be a big project, but awesome for our members! (and of course, awesome for the horses!)

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4 Different Horses, 4 Different Progressions - Part I

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January 13, 2021 -- Length 1:50:05

Follow Scott as he digs into various training scenarios with his own horses. If you've been following our webinars, you'll have heard me explain the concept of progressions. Progressions are related paths of exercises that we use to train horses in our style of horsemanship. Horse training should be anything but linear. Instead, what we do is closer to chipping away at a block of wood to make a sculpture. We might work on one side, then another part of it, and as the carving emerges, the parts that we need to work on are revealed. We end up with a beautiful carving. Working with a horse is much the same. As we dig into some facets of their training, our relationship and their athleticism, we begin to see the horse as a unique individual that has specific needs. It's our job as horsepeople to meet those needs. In this series, we're going to take a look at 4 different horses. Namely, Chip, Ditch, Zeus and Bailey. I'll start working with each one of them, discover what they need and work to provide it as we progress in their training. All our training will be filmed, and you'll have the benefit of step by step explanations and the theory behind everything I'm doing. This is going to be a big project, but awesome for our members! (and of course, awesome for the horses!)

Added on February 16, 2022 -- Length 1:43:30

Keeping Your Horse's Mind

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Many times it is advantageous to have our horse's mind on us or the activity we're involved in, be it training, competing or a trail ride. Many times, though, our horse's mind is somewhere else. Is this even a problem? How do we get their mind back? Is it OK for a horse's mind to wander - after all, ours certainly do! We'll answer all these questions and more in this extended show.

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Keeping Your Horse's Mind

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February 16, 2022 -- Length 1:43:30

Many times it is advantageous to have our horse's mind on us or the activity we're involved in, be it training, competing or a trail ride. Many times, though, our horse's mind is somewhere else. Is this even a problem? How do we get their mind back? Is it OK for a horse's mind to wander - after all, ours certainly do! We'll answer all these questions and more in this extended show.