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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2020 · 12 MIN

Practicing a Square Halt on the Ground with Your Horse - Groundwork for Equestrians

from Daily Strides Podcast for Equestrians · host Lorna Leeson

Think about the last time you were with your horse. How many times did you ask him to halt while working with him on the ground? Before you mounted up? Was it 4?  Maybe 10? And what about after you dismounted? When interacting and working with our horses, so much of it happens on the ground. Beside your horse. Here is how you can begin using this in a way that will help you when you do mount up in the saddle. All conversations with your horse start and end on the ground. Before you mount up and when you dismount after each ride. So it makes sense to use this daily interaction to intentionally help your riding. Read More... Additional Resources on This Topic:- Your Half Halt on the Ground with Your Horse An Engaged Halt Online coaching and audio horse riding lessons for equestrians Groundwork for Riding FREE Weeks Riding Plan Online community for equestrians working on their mindset & fitness Online Community for equestrians focusing on re-schooling horses (and ex-racehorses)

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