5 POWER Exercises You MUST Know! - Special Edition

[@dianacsuram]

You are so generous with your knowledge. Thank you!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you Diana

[@kensporalsky3784]

Great exercises. My favorites as well.

[@LenaPalmier]

Hi Jonathan, thanks for sharing your expertise and experience the way you do - this video is exactly what I need today to improve the work with my horse. 👍

[@spookstequila3491]

Why are you so far away, i wish i could have lessons from you. You are explaining so nice. Thank you for you video.

[@chemtoday]

So talented! Generous with your info and such refreshing method.. 🤩

[@shayhughes7937]

Thank you so much. This is very helpful.

[@sabrinabusler4757]

Enjoyed it as always,,

[@mestengo74]

This is the first time a trainer tells me/us that teaching the side pass should come really early in the training process. I'm gonna start today! Maybe I'll gain more controll over my horse's shoulders. Thanks from Belgium! 🇧🇪

[@horsetrainingpro]

It will open many door. Keep me posted!

[@jimmybraithwaite2435]

Thankyou

[@yvonneschouten8973]

Great Video , love these exercises and great tips, thanks for sharing!

[@horsetrainingpro]

My pleasure! Thank you!

[@gilbertogestorcouto]

Amazing. I learn about reining horses and training my listening skills it's amazing. Thanks from Brazil 🇧🇷!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Awesome buddy! Keep it up!

[@pernillebendix7697]

Hi Jonathan. Just used the step-out exercise as a reminder for the horse to “attack” / Open that inside shoulder in the turn. Big Impact. Thanks from Denmark 🇩🇰

[@horsetrainingpro]

It’s such a simple but effective way to setup your horse, thanks for watching

[@debbycave8351]

Excellent. Appreciate your training videos, this is one of the best. You explain the exercise and how to implement it so well. Thanks!

[@horsetrainingpro]

Thank you Debby!

[@jodiewilliams2567]

Hi Jonathan from North Carolina! Love the videos keep them coming! Question... My girl just turned 3 is coming along nicely but I spend at least 30 minutes in the round pen letting her burn off energy at the lope so she can focus. Afterwards she's strictly business and I feel I have good body control at the walk an trot. We are working on just cantering circles with good cadence on the bit on the circle, not falling in or out. My question is: should I be spending more time on her back or am I doing the correct thing by not fighting with her and getting the nonsense out so we can get to training 🤔

[@horsetrainingpro]

I think you’re doing the right thing getting the fresh out of her but 30 minutes sounds long. You’ll need to balance that out better over time. 5 minutes should be plenty. Perhaps try longe line instead, I have some videos on here about that.

[@samuell2832]

I keep meaning to ask.. What is the string noseband you use? And what is it for? ... Also thanks for all your vids!

[@victorlarrosa]

👍🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@brittanynicolelally]

What brand is this caveson?

[@horsetrainingpro]

Lami-Cell

[@kristahavik3931]

You talk way too fast ! Lol

[@horsetrainingpro]

Yes I do 😬