Do you have trouble with your horse falling out. It is a really common problem and one that is easily fixed if you understand the basics.

@jillianmorrison8505

3 жыл бұрын

I've had heaps of trouble as a new rider with my horses falling out/in. This video has helped a lot (I also realised that I've been holding my reins incorrectly with the line to the mouth from my thumbs, not my pinkie! So instead of squeezing on the reins I've been pulling.)

I’ve been watching old videos of Spider and I love seeing his spunk and you laughing together😂😁💛

@BasicHorseTraining

Жыл бұрын

He is such a beautiful boy I had a brother of his here today. He is a very green horse so I am going to use him to show in real time how I train a green horse. He was a beautiful boy just like Spider 🥰

@KingsMom831

Жыл бұрын

@@BasicHorseTraining That’s exciting! I am curious to see what he looks like and his personality😁 How is Spider doing? I got to thinking tonight, after all this time of watching your videos and getting to know you, I’ve never asked if Rebel and Spider are a particular breed of horse? Personally, I think they are two of the most aesthetically pleasing horses I’ve ever laid eyes on.🥰 You produce some lovely horses Josie!

another brilliant video, appreciate the tips re turning, weight, and correct use of reins dependent on education level of the horse.

Super helpful thank you!

Also love alll your videos

When I was breaking in my gelding, he was very stubborn with any kind of turning. On the ground he was turning great but when he was ridden he wouldn't listen. Go and stop was good but he didn't want to turn directly or indirectly. What worked well for me was taking him in the bush for 5-10 minutes each time I rode him and weaving through the trees at random. When I'd bring him back into the arena problem solved.

@BasicHorseTraining

Жыл бұрын

Such and awesome way to work with your horse on his problem 👏👏👏

Very relevant to my green horse, up to ride maybe 10. Very unbalanced & naturally tentative, but so willing & sweet. My going very moderately with her, little by little. She's so keen infact i have to be very careful to be clear & consistent & really try to avoid any confusion for her. It very much helps to see you realistically training your own horses. Very relatable & thus super helpful. Thankyou Josie 👏🏼👏🏼🐎🙏

Thanks so much. This is making so much sense now. I really needed these explanations.

@BasicHorseTraining

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad it helped 😊

Thanks 🙏🏻

Would you consider relating how you introduced the bit? And when?

Hi, love your videos! What do you mean by inside leg on? Thanks!

@BasicHorseTraining

Жыл бұрын

You put your inside leg against your horses side and he should "bend" around it.

I could really use some help, my horse is medium green, this is more behavorial,i used your bump bump technique and when using half the arena she does that fine, but at the trott( being in the open part of the arena( no rails) she does this wierd thing of twisting her neck to inside and her body is twisting to the outside not straight... i dont know what i need to change on my aids, to keep her staight and forward.it feels like shes resisting and blocking me..any helpful aids i can try to get her to understand what i want, until she gets this im at a standstill in my dressage❤ thanks Josie

Hi, thanks for the videos you're making for people like me to try and understand. I've been riding for years off and on, but never been a good rider. I'm a bit confused when to use which rein when you're either on a bend or just doing a half halt. In the other video, you said to use outside rein to do the "sponge motion" to check whether the horse is listening to you and before you transition up or down, etc. And then if you're riding circles, it should be the inside hand that does the "sponge" motion? Is that just to create a nice flexion and bend or is that just another version of half halt, but on a circle? I've been trying to find answers to those questions for ages 😢

You are a genius! Love these videos.

@BasicHorseTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Stefanie. That is very kind of you. ☺️

@stefaniemulholland3422

3 жыл бұрын

@@BasicHorseTraining I have just backed a 4yo myself and starting our flatwork, flicking back to these videos have been a huge help to break it down!

@BasicHorseTraining

3 жыл бұрын

That’s great! I love starting and riding young horses. They are so giving willing to try. Best of luck with yours 🙂

Thank you for this video! I started horseriding just over a month ago and i’m having trouble with steering. The horse i’m learning on is a little stubborn sometimes, and when i want to steer her she will shake her head, or turn it the opposite direction. It’s really stressing me out and idk how to deal with it. My trainer tells me i need to have more control, to have stronger hands, but I honestly have no idea how to do that. Any idea what I should do?

@BasicHorseTraining

3 жыл бұрын

It is hard to give you help when I cant see what is actually happening so we can address the cause but if you have just started riding I would assume that your balance may need a little work. I don't think your hands need to be stronger as our strength as a rider comes from our core and balance. I would recommend that you ask your trainer for some lunge lessons so you don't have to worry about steering the horse in the beginning and you can concentrate on finding your own balance and stability. I have made a video on the things I did when finding my balance. Start them in walk to begin with and go from there :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/oGinu8GRg9ypZMY.html

@spiridoulaathanasopoulou9244

Жыл бұрын

I believe in stubborn riders. Horse is a reflection of you. 😊😊😊

so my horse whinny doesn’t seem to understand what me turning his head means when im on top of him what training am i missing

😂❤

Why bit and noseband????????.