You explained perfectly for me . Thank you very much

This Vid is just WHAT i needed. i have a 9 year old horse badly trained and treaded and back up is only from the ground posible. tomorrow i will try this way. didnt know why i never though about it

Very well explained. Thankyou

Master class 👌🏼

Hi Larry, It's especially helpful that you explained the positioning of the hands and arms. A lot of videos will quickly show the "correct" way but with no clear instructions on how to achieve it. Very easy to understand. Thanks for sharing this very helpful information.

Im late but thank you so much for these tips! Me and my mare were struggling very hard with this, i tried it today and i saw so much improval in less than 20 minutes! Instead of trying to break trough the bit or just not reacting (and shes a offspring of vagabond de la pomme, so shes STRONG) she reacted very easely now😊

You are so good at explaining things! I have a young green arab, who gets a bit resistant with backing up, but I will try your method!

I've only been riding western for a short while (about 3 months) after 34 yrs of english riding. Although I'm good at the stop and backing a few steps, last week my trainer started me on backing around a corner during a group lesson (the other riders have been doing western much longer than me so got it much quicker) next week when i have my lesson I shall use some of these tips and see if it helps me crack it. Thank you for the informative video.

@ltrocha

Жыл бұрын

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@naomimcewan9744

Жыл бұрын

@@ltrocha thank you 😊

Wow. That really simplifies the stop. Thanx!

I am going to get a horse so I am watching a bunch of videos and right now this is the 16th video I have watched.

Good stuff ! Thank you

@ltrocha

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, Heather

Thanks. Good explanation👍

I am so glad you mentioned that a cavesson is not bloody necessary! 👌

Love this vid!!

You are welcome, Shaun. Glad you like them. Larry T

I just wanted to clarify that I meant Brannaman and just found out my puters auto correct is changing it. I must have written something either that or I just squewed up (my version of saying overtired!). You keep up the good work and I mean it. You personally have a million dollar talent for making training videos. Not something everyone can do no matter how good a horseman you are. Hat's off to you :)

This was amazing!

@ltrocha

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Chloe.

Nicely done video. Very clear instructions. Thanks for posting it!

Like the brick wall. I have been struggling with my brothers horse and I see now that bringing the reins up to my chin and losing my balance to get him to stop. Love the motion to use the elbows vice the forearms. I hope this fixes my bad behavior

very nice technique. I'll be able to use these on my filly when she's ready. thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to post this. You explain what you are doing and put it so we can "understand" the concept of the stop. LOVE the analagy with the brick wall. Wish you were in Colorado lol ... keep up the good work and thank you for helping us with our horses :)

thank you

@ltrocha

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome

Thank you for your excellent advice Larry as this has been a problem for me and my mare. i will certainly try your techniques and let you know how it goes. Thanks Angela

@ltrocha

7 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, Angela. If this horse training technique is too advanced for your horse, are alternative training methods available at my horse training website. Larry Trocha.

such great tips, thank you so much !!!

Very nice and clear instruction.Thank you

That's a very interesting analogy, with the brick wall. I think I'll try that technique next time I'm riding, it sounds very interesting.

@ltrocha

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Justice, This technique works well but there are other stopping techniques which work just as well. You will find them on my website. Thanks for your feedback. Larry

This was so helpful!! I love the brick wall analogy as well as the hand and arm placement, I feel like position is overlooked when stopping. Thank you!

@ltrocha

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome

I am beginning my journey to training reining and working cow horses. I'm working on improving the stops on my one gelding, and I was having an issue with tossing his head when I asked for the stop. Now that you brought up the fact that, instead on using one big set and release, use multiple smaller sets and releases, I think I'll be able to fix his problem! If I have any questions I will definitely come back to ask :)

Very nice and clear instruction.Thank you! I have a four yr. old gelding by Cats Red Feather that I may make the drive north in the future for some lessons and training!

thank you I will try this! my horse knows how to stop but not very well. I'm on a equestrian Drill team and some times we need brakes. 😊🐴

This hleps me a lot! The question I have is, what is the best bit to use in training my horse to stop and teaching him to rein like you are doing in this video?

Larry, I believe you are the most thorough and easy to understand trainers out there.You give information in a most unpretentious manner, straight to the point and in layman terms. Littlesaiedog-I am not here to defend Larry but let me say that @3:40 and @9:20 when he states "I am not pulling" what most people understand Larry to say is that he is not pulling on the reigns and holding on to the horses face. That is what many inexperienced rider will do. Also @8:10 that is a bump for corection

Thanks for being smart, man.

thank you!!

@ltrocha

8 жыл бұрын

+PAULA JANE ALEXANDER You are welcome, Paula.

Hi Danielle, Go to my website. There is an entire outline of the bitting process. What bits to use and when to use them. Larry T

This is so helpful! Thank you! I appreciate that you explained the arm and body positions and the set-and-release sequences. This is the best explanation I've seen yet, and I'm going to practice it on my gelding first thing tomorrow morning!

@ltrocha

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Deborah, I'm glad the video helped. Yes, the hands, legs and seat are ignored by most riders yet it's the most important part of the instruction.

@anthonydeandre6808

2 жыл бұрын

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@morganronnie9056

2 жыл бұрын

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@anthonydeandre6808

2 жыл бұрын

@Morgan Ronnie I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@anthonydeandre6808

2 жыл бұрын

@Morgan Ronnie it worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much you really help me out !

If this horse training technique is too advanced for your horse, There are alternative training methods available at my horse training website. Larry Trocha.

@Burcham-uo7yc

4 жыл бұрын

This was awesome to watch! So simple and nothing too fancy and no fancy words and nothing complicated! A brick wall and a simple demonstration on being solid. I love it! Most trainers make things sound complicated or complex, thank you for Keeping it simple!

@ltrocha

4 жыл бұрын

@@Burcham-uo7yc Glad you liked it, Megan

Thank you Larry great job what you think about ronmaller bit?

@ltrocha

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Fernando. Ron is a friend of mine and he makes a very good bit. Most horse owners will be happy with them. However, my absolute favorite curb bits for training are made by someone else.

Nice video

I just do walk and trot and hope I do walk trot cantor

Great info, I will be trying this with my horse. He does not like to stop.

Your video is gonna get me to the American thank you so much watch for me

@ltrocha

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck, Zoe

I like the instruction on the three times "set-release", but do you apply this method whenever your in a gait faster than walk, or is it only ment as a method for training the horse to stop solid?

@ltrocha

7 жыл бұрын

It depends on the outcome you are looking for. There is an entire video series about stopping offered on my website.

I have a horse that fights the bit when solid

I got a horse that rears up when I set the bit. Will she get out of that?

@ltrocha

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Ty, yes your horse can get over that. However, you need to teach the horse to "GIVE TO YOUR HANDS". Do that and your rearing problems will be over.

i really liked this technique, i am going to try it on my filly. How long does it take to perfect it?

@ltrocha

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Adria, That depends... it depends on your horse's trainability and athletic ability. It also depends on your ability to adapt the way you use your hands, seat and legs. Most riders don't and then wonder why the training didn't work for them. The most important fact... if you don't ride correctly, your horse won't work correctly.

@adriastephens9497

3 жыл бұрын

@@ltrocha Thank you so much!

This helps a lot for a rotten little pony

Sometimes I forget to back up and stoping

Hi Larry, my horse seems to come behind the vertical now in the back up. 😔 he does back up but slowly and then he goes behind the vertical and i feel like ij shouldn't keep pressure/pulling?

@ltrocha

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jessica, use less bit pressure and more leg pressure.

@jessicagraf230

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you I will try that

Nice, yeah, there's many techniques, you'd be surprised, but depends on what you are trainr for. I like the wall analogy. I had a filly, 2 1\2, got her ready by 3, roping calves off her and just needed seasoning. In respects, I'm not gonna give or take from Mr. ltrocha's training. Anyway, there are just some horses that make it seem like you're good. 👍 And l know for dang sure Itrocha feels that about many horses. The horse is very sacred, what animal just looks as thou he's design for man? None, no animal, a horse, categorically is in his own, like we are and could be that we're both the same. Haha, l don't want to bring belief into this anidote, just philosophical meaning and reasonig. We're designed for the horse, 😄, if you think about it, our legs fit right and said we have the same gate. It's to mention, what about their withers, how it fits with our own hind end, our vertical smile, naturally grips and grabs so we can stick on the horse. 😀, haha, excuse the humor if it don't suit, but lm glad to share any which has to do with the horse. Be safe, take care and may we be blessed Covid no longer stays a threat in of the year. 😊😁😉👍

Larry where is the link to the video for turns that you mention in this video?

@ltrocha

8 жыл бұрын

+mackieshooter Go to my website and go to the Free Videos page

And what is your website please

i have a problem with staying in the saddle is there anyway to fix that

@tomboyle7901

9 жыл бұрын

Kaylee you need to set your stirrups to where you feel you can stand on them with a bend in you leg.. Ride a horse in a round pen with out hands, Stick your arms out to the side of you like a air plane and ride your horse going up and down with your arms in motion with the horse, Sit up and shoulders back and soften your back up. You will be able to develop balance doing this exercise. Do the same thing but next time move your arms in front like scissors. Do theses to exercises and you will develop balance. To understand where you need to be on your butt in the saddle. take your feet and put them up in front of the saddle horn. where you butt is in the saddle is where you need to be sitting. Now move your legs down and stick them in the stirrups with out moving your butt. If your legs wont go into the stirrups have someone adjust them with out you moving your butt. That is your seat. Sit there and focus on feeling that position. There are several things a rider must to in order to have balance. #1 toes up heals down this stops you from going forward, #2 You must have some weight distributed to your legs. Don't ride all on the butt . You need to have your stirrups short enough to here you can put about 45 percent of your weight on your legs. #3 You have to move your hips with the horses gate. You can not sit still in the saddle. # 4. Soften you shoulders down and feel you spine and tail bone on the horses back with your head and chin up. Feel you weight move all the way into your tail bone on the horse. Sit up, Chin up shoulders back and down. This will fix your issues.

@ltrocha

6 жыл бұрын

Yes there is. Get a saddle made by Five Star Saddlery. Their seat pocket is the best. You can find them at GoodSaddle.com

Larry were are you you located? How much charge to start a 2 year old

@ltrocha

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Fernando, I'm happy to answer your questions but I don't do business in a public forum. Please contact me via email or phone. BTW, I'm in California.

@fernandorodriquez

5 жыл бұрын

@@ltrocha thank you for answer my question I am in Texas

My horse hates stopping i will try this

do you have a Facebook page I could follow please

@ltrocha

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Brandon, Yes. I have a Facebook page called Horse Training Videos.