New Videos

From anxious, unsure and fidgety to calm, destressing and still: watch this to see how we can help horses to have a soft mindset.

Helping a horse to unfreeze through a Virtual Lesson: the owner did this all herself with only my verbal instructions. Great examples of how to use a flag very carefully; breaking a chain of thought; understanding what to look for with her mental thought changes as she starts to initiate search.

Tips for helping a young horse to walk past with the rider up on the mounting block. A look into what this horse needs in particular for his mindset.

Offering a silent space is very important to allow horses to learn.

Training in the present, putting agenda's aside, can make more progress.

One of the most important things that helps with training horses.

Tips to help you get through the tough moments...

Learning to "turn off" pays off....

This can help keep your mind from thinking about "what if..."

The emotional burden of training our horses impacts us, so try to think this.

Break things down into manageable chunks & don't look too far into the future.

Can you take your horse to another clinic and just not do some of the exercises? Will it matter if you do? And a look into helping one mare who is being trained in ways that are likely to be making her difficult to move forwards.

Specific strategies to use to help keep anyone with a Testing Horse; and how to keep a horse's focus at the trot in a lunge...or not....if you do this - do listen.

Understanding Heavy Horses, how they are often misunderstood, with training tips for a 17hh horse that drags people + a Clydesdale that is anxious and anticipates.

How to use the reins accurately to lift the wither and loosen the jaw in a turn. This helps to stop bearing down on the forehand and falling in.

How to help a nervous, rescue mini be approached at liberty. He is very scared of people coming up to him and he is scared of their energy.

Increasing Processing Speed for a horse that is ready to take on more.

Turning Stress into a Softening: How we can educate horses to manage themselves especially for situations we cannot recreate at home (like a race or a big event). Insights into how this training has effected his young horses. Plus Training advice for a horse that is sensitive to movement from above and behind.

Helping a young horse go faster into forward but without resistance and brace; and advice for a horse that is learning collection and elevation but still has a tight jaw.

Help for an ex barrel racing mare that now falls apart when asked to trot; and for an older rescue mare who struggles with strange people