Ride Smart with Craig Cameron: Techniques for Warming Up a Horse

Craig demonstrates his favorite warm up techniques

[@lauramendel6232]

Wow you can obviously see how the horse trust and like you a lot for your routines. There is so much respect for this beautiful creature. Thanks so much for the video 👍🏼

[@PathologicallyPositive]

Great lesson, thank you for explaining your technique! I’m studying the colt starting videos from 2008 ride smart episodes and they gotta be the best on the internet.

[@rachealsingell3857]

Thank you. I’m a new rider and this was awesome!

[@Equip_Mint]

A dear friends of mine taught me to ride in a Craig Cameron saddle and with your technique . I believe he also went to High School with you, his name was Barry Mapes! Love your instruction and explanation of the process.

[@PathologicallyPositive]

Brilliant teaching about mind; body, spirit, and working from the inside of you to the inside of the horse, at a more subtle level of connection than the physical or the intellectual. So subjectively intelligent, or maybe intuitive, thank you Craig!!!

[@dagoduenas]

Great advice/pointers! Entertaining to watch Thank you!

[@PONYHEAVEN]

Brilliant content, perfect camera!

[@matth5117]

One of the greatest horsemen ever

[@PONYHEAVEN]

p e r f e c t i o n

[@user-rk1sn4sy3p]

זה עובד תודה רבה אלוף אתה

[@DARKhorses73]

It does take a lot to train a horse. After I train one well, I'm thankful for my easy ones 😂.

[@emilylewis7642]

Isn't that the truth! Makes a person appreciate our good broke horses.

[@sonjae8725]

Love your training videos

[@patriciastaton6182]

❤

[@Inca1122]

Love this video. I can see a LOT of what i am doing wrong. If u can clarify, u did say u lunged before you got on?

[@anna-karinwiklund3216]

👏👏🐴

[@C-Rocks]

12:35 masterful

[@hump717]

Do you rinse out the conditioner?

[@emilylewis7642]

No he said he leaves it on. I can't do that. Gets all gross when they roll in the dirt. To each their own I guess.

[@emilylewis7642]

Do you really think that "watering the mane" frequently makes it grow more?

[@PathologicallyPositive]

Like a flower Emily!! Geez, get with the program. In all seriousness, maybe it stimulates the dermis and the hair follicles and leads to better or healthier hair growth. “Hydro-ing” a horse’s wounds helps stimulate circulation; cleans flesh, and improves healing of open wounds, maybe spraying em down improves hair growth, idk