Best Start for the Unbroke Horse Series: Ground Training - Pressure and Release

This collection features eight hours of demonstrations on three different unbroke horses. Advanced work on finished horses. This information is concise, easy to understand and follow for novice or advanced riders.
Grounding Our Training
• Basic and Advanced Round Pen Work
• Halter and Bridle Training
• Catching and Stall Manners
• Working with Two Horses
• Spooking and Obstacles
• Dragging Objects
• Sacking Out and Saddling
First Ride and Beyond
• First Ride
• Introducing Leg Cues
• Riding Over Obstacles
• Hip and Shoulder Control
• Stopping, Backing and Side Passing
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[@rkperformancehorsemanship]

Amazing and the best horseman with amazing horsemanship philosophy and methodology John Lyons !!!!

[@mckaylahenson8264]

This is a really good way of teaching horse training it makes more simply for the person to understand and the horse!!!

[@TheMauserBoy]

It doesn't mather to me who invented these techniques as long as they work, or who presented them to public, but these techniques this guy is teaching they realy work.

[@treasurevalleyhorser]

I have yet to see a training video on a horse that will buck at you even trying to halter and lead rope train. Basically training a horse from the very start. I see most of these guys using trained horses.

[@henryhenry903]

Teri Grogan that’s because it takes too long to get the right results to fit a KZbin video

[@Staldbjerggaarden]

thank you so much. Perfect video :)

[@anime2diva]

that did help me to understand what to do with a horse that hasnt started thank's =D

[@nags2bitches]

@gmd1417 Just because Monty was first on the bandwagon doesn't mean he invented it - He did NOT invent these methods, he just popularised them with his knack of getting publicity.

[@bill2953]

Horse wants to play. C'mon can't school wait a little while.

[@kaysandesses]

Oh yeah, you should still read his book if you haven't already.

[@VSE4me1]

The video quality makes it very difficult to see how he put pressure on the opposite side of the horse's head to make him turn left, and it's not explained except to "put pressure" on his nose. I don't understand how you can put pressure on something that's facing away from you to draw it toward you.

[@kaysandesses]

I think I will. The comment is appropriate for you both.

[@kaysandesses]

If you would read Monty Robert's book you would know that he gives credit to all those horsemen for centuries before who learned to speak Equus.

[@hyperfocus2011]

@RodeoHorsey 60 feet round.

[@WarsWench]

gmd1417 ? Did you think that Mr Monty Roberts invented these techniques? OR .. perhaps has he utilized some basic knowledge of successful techniques used by horse people for centuries to communicate with their equine friends? So who actually deserves the so called credit I wonder? Lol Very nice video. Enjoyed it - Thankyou

[@nags2bitches]

Maybe you should post that to gmd1417's comment not mine ?

[@gmd1417]

This is basically Monty Robert's techniques, he is the one who deserves the credit here.

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

Actually, no. That is incorrect.

[@hyperfocus2011]

Monty was not first!

[@kaysandesses]

Monty Roberts doesn't claim to have invented this technique. Read his book and you'd know that.

[@DanDEquine]

I'm sorry but no he doesn't. Bill and Tom Dorrance set the foundation for todays methods. This includes all the "celebrity" trainers and anyone training for a living. They weren't the first either. Tom wrote a book called 'True Unity'. No program or method for purchase replaces what Tom wrote about.

[@smrtrbl86]

this guy need to do his videos with horses that match what hes teaching. talking about starting an unbroke horse and using a fully trained horse. makes no sense john. get it together