Fix Dropping Shoulders & POWER UP Your Horse's Drive

[@HaDarSilverShadow]

THANKS for this :D just do this with my Reiner Quarter Horse, the first time yesterday after looking this video, he is 15 year old and he is always against the bridle. After practicing this , he was very softly, i am so happy about this because i could feel 'finally' how good the inside Rein is working and i could feel my horse giving his back and body position. SO happy ;DD i will practice this for the next Months because then show season is for this year almost finished .

[@horsetrainingpro]

That’s awesome!! Thank you for sharing

[@cherylklimack325]

Looking forward to trying this!

[@Glory17036]

Love this. Thank you

[@jeremymiller9271]

Really good advice!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you!

[@MrBeautancus]

great video Jonathan!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you!!

[@CarolMacGregor-e1d]

I thought the indirect rein would be your outside rein. I thought your inside rein is your direct rein. Hmmm

[@krystelle.lacroix]

Really well explained ! Thanks for all your great videos! What’s your ideal arena size?

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you! The most important for me is that it’s symmetrical. Twice the length of the width. 100 x 200 probably would be my ideal minimum. 130 x 260 would me my ideal size

[@krystelle.lacroix]

@@horsetrainingpro thanks!!

[@residualincomebasedbusines6370]

Unrelated to this lesson, but we recently purchased 2 Reiner's/cowhorses. Picked them up on the same day, and hauled them home. They both are having a lot of separation anxiety from each other. Making it almost impossible to get them shown. Help

[@krisshoop1941]

I was subscribed to your website but found it complicated to navigate and I ran out of videos to watch.