6 WAYS to IMPROVE your riding INSTANTLY!

[@windfall331]

You inspire me to take lessons again- all of these subtle and important tips. Ride english but appreciate hearing your great info. THanks.

[@lilapowell5272]

Love the way you explain why you do what you do on your horse. You help people understand how to help our horses. Today I will ride my horse with a clearer, better understanding of communication with him. Thank you for your gifted explanations to the rest of us who crave knowledge so that we become better riders in whatever discipline we’re in.

[@JeffAboularage]

Ditto that!

[@kristigreenup2873]

My mares name is Whizzin Easy, daughter of Topsail Whiz and Miss Poco Easy. In 2000 she won some reigning futurity champion and in 2007; 2008 she won in rookie class. She’s 22 now, I’m 53 we are a perfect match. We do cow sorting and have won 2 and 3 a couple of times. I think we would rock the arena in ranch Riding so.... I’m reacting out to you cuz Whizzie is not done competing she’s been trying to show me reigning patterns when we’re riding in a nice arena. She is most definitely retired from reigning but ranch Riding she can still do easy easy with a relaxed graceful way about her when she moves, she is so smooth collects comfortably with ease and her lead changes and transitions are so transparent and eases gracefully into the next transition or lead change. She stops on a dime and her spins are precise on the stop..... I’m learning so much from her and am fallin in love with lil mare.

[@kimfroman2023]

Reining.

[@madeleindevilliers2530]

wonderfull!

[@dbsk06]

Actually very well explained thank you

[@horsetrainingpro]

@@dbsk06 thank you glad you enjoyed 💪🏻

[@maureenvenables9766]

Great video. Really like your analogy on the release.

[@dedeemilnes5920]

Great images to have I’m a new rider I really like the idea of not letting the horse call it a line and you correct but to be forward moving and not reactive

[@NOCOVET1]

I have class today at Sylvan Dale. These tips are awesome. In a world of mostly female instructors it is always good to touch base with The Horse Pro. Thank you sir!

[@yvonneschouten8973]

Great Tips and love your explanations! Very helpful and again thanks for sharing!!

[@jrlopez4341]

Hey Jonathan, I just wanted to know if you would Monday talk about why you guys ride certain blood lines on quarter horses maybe you don’t I don’t know what works and what are you looking for a good horse confirmation wise and thank you you’ve been an inspiration to me thank you so much

[@kristigreenup2873]

Thank you for getting back to me! I am so excited! I started the comfort zone the other day with the groundwork and we already do lateral flexion real well Bella is extremely finished she needs to be tuned up of course she was trained by Tracer Gipson, so of course when I went to do it with her she automatically did it. Anyhow I’m trying to get set up with a new blog on KZbin to follow with an anti-‘s story and our progress and success. And I need to get a go fund me account because I’m going to need to raise funds for additional training with you tax equipment entry fees travel expenses all that fun stuff. Because now that I have you helping us out in the training it’s on! We are doing this. And I know that we will do very well together she and I. The two of you are going to help me achieve my most wildest dreams in equitation! have a blessed day Peace be with you. With the utmost sincerity, Kristi Greenup and Whizzin Easy

[@Tawny593]

Some excellent advice I haven't heard from anyone else.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Awesome! Thanks a lot

[@adriennemiller1642]

Don’t forget the body has to be structurally healthy enough to start collection work; chiropractic adjustments are a key, if needed.

[@LawrenceBroussard]

You broke down these six steps/ways, extremely easy to understand and apply.

[@horsetrainingpro]

That made my day! Thank you!

[@LawrenceBroussard]

@@horsetrainingpro your welcome

[@christyburch6149]

Lots of great info. I enjoy getting small detailed training guides to keep getting better. Off to ride my horse now and put all of this to work. Thanks.

[@horsetrainingpro]

That's great Christy! Thank you for your comment! Let me know if I can help

[@SheyeesHorses]

i am really called by your fourth tip. one day you could make a video on how to "reprogram" a horse that has been rushed like you said it could really help some poeple out here im sure (not me at all 🤣🤣) and thanks again for all those tips

[@Alisiia000]

Спасибо за видео

[@markwarrier9949]

Would love to be able to spend time over in America learning to ride like this so different from UK.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Cmon then

[@maxpowers1187]

There are quite a few quality western trainers over here, im learning right now

[@jordanwhite1420]

Lots of good info, but would have really liked to see some of the things Demonstrated.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you! I would recommend you visit The Comfort Zone Online Video Series. On there are all the same topics and content in more details, more demonstrations and info from on top of the horse. thecomfortzone.vhx.tv

[@TheNobleMare]

What is your website? And name? thanks for the video. i took notes.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Hi Shantele, I’m Jonathan Gauthier and my website is www.horsetrainerpro.com

[@Alex-horsman]

What kind of saddles do you like to ride? Custome made saddles? Thanks.

[@horsetrainingpro]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5zGfmymbcl9rLcsi=qGVNu3TcTyoXeEsR

[@kristigreenup2873]

Hello Jonathan I was blessed and given this wonderful horse three years ago her name is wizen easy and we have come along way in the last three years and I’m going to start competing on her and Ranch riding I am handicapped writer and I would love your help I love your your your theory on on body in balance I do musculoskeletal unwinding for horses which is Mýa fascial release kinesiology and is acupressure and the horses body gets out of alignment most of the time because the rider so I am learning this last few months really Getting in tune with my balance I watch some of your videos and watch the reigning one and use it on Bella that day and she was a completely different horse it was like now I’m talking her language and we’re just having a blast but like I said I’m handicap rider or novice rider I’ve been blessed with this wonderful horse and it’s my dream to get in the show ring I am 53 years old and would really like to make this happen. But I cannot do it by myself. In the ranch riding I noticed that they go over the fence posts on the ground and will side pass over one and I need to know the cues for side passing where my rains are supposed to be my hands my legs and how I direct her body to go sideways because I know I’m not giving her the proper cues she’s not understanding what I’m wanting her to do so that’s because I’m not killing RiteI looked through your library and your videos and I didn’t see anything on side passing that would be awesome if you could do a segment on that I would love to hear back from you it would be an honor. Thank you for your time. Peace be with you

[@horsetrainingpro]

Hi Kristie, thank you for sharing your story. I am more than happy to share your journey and be of any help I can be. To answer your question about side passing, I recently uploaded a full video series strictly about side passing. You can find it on my online video series website linked in the description of each video here on KZbin. We are finalizing another series about softness and body control which will be uploaded over the week end. I will be uploading a preview on here as well. Thanks for reaching out

[@kristigreenup2873]

I was just on your website looking to subscribe to one of your programs which one do you recommend for me the comfort zone or another one? I wanted to subscribe to the one that you did on hand and the one on feet and I like the six ways to improve your writing and there was another one that I liked a lot too I don’t know I don’t rememberThe name of it it was I think one of your favorite exercises. So I would like to sign up today just let me know which one to sign up for and I will do that

[@horsetrainingpro]

@@kristigreenup2873 thecomfortzone.vhx.tv

[@kristigreenup2873]

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[@kristigreenup2873]

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[@elizastar1973]

Lose the music, otherwise great info. Love from Texas

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you! Latest videos have almost none to no music. Thank you for the feedback!

[@bargreiner]

I remember when your dad was in TN.....

[@daveroseman1185]

Your information is good. Background music gives me a headache.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Sorry about that Dave, check out our latest videos. Music should be much better and lower

[@carlosoliveira8218]

Salve caubóis americanos

[@shirenzalabradors7873]

Hi, Can I make a suggestion, could you please remove the music in the background, its a bit annoying while I'm trying to listen to your voice and what you teach. I mean this in a friendly way.

[@horsetrainingpro]

You are not the first 🙂 thank you for watching and this was one of the last video uploaded with music. I wish I could edit this one but I can’t. I hope you find the ones after more enjoyable

[@dariaharruff7025]

i dont think im getting a horse that doesn't like me if it doesn't that's his attitude not mine

[@PeggySueLadley]

Music is very distracting

[@horsetrainingpro]

Yea sorry, unfortunately I can’t go back and fix this one but we have fixed that in all future videos 🤠

[@anjou6497]

No you're not teaching a horse to behave. You just cannot shut up. The horse can pick up your crap almost immediately.

[@horsetrainingpro]

Karen?

[@SBbarrelracing]

@@horsetrainingpro lol 😂

[@tryzz8]

he is teaching how to break the horses spirit, and with pain bits.