5 Things to Train When You Can't Ride Your Horse 🐎Groundwork Inspiration!

[@de-janeniles1120]

Thankyou for your encouraging videos! I love your horsefloat camper! Godbless from New Zealand 🙂🙏👍

[@horsethief7622]

love love love this!! it's been a hot minute since I've had time to work much with my horse and i was originally looking for groundwork focused on strength building, but these are also super useful and fun! thanks for the new ideas!!

[@jenniferleighton8403]

Loved your video. I can tell you love all the horses and treat them with respect. It warms the heart to see how they trust you.

[@AvaDellamar]

I liked your video very much, well done. What is the arena foundation made of?

[@bbdweston]

Love your work. Where can I get a training aid like the handheld one you use

[@ConnectionTraining]

You can buy hand held targets for horses in a couple of places (depends where you are in the world but check out clicker training horse supplies). I usually make them - an old crop or bamboo cane with a plastic bottle, or a piece of pool noodle on the end work well. Some of the dog training ones are big enough to use for horses, too, and are usually easier to get hold of from pet shops. I've also used dusters, balls, feed tub lids etc when in a pinch - anything you can get your hands on that's clear for the horse to see and safe for them to touch will work.