No more aimless circles! How to Structure Your Practice to Make Every Ride Count

This structure I demonstrate in this video becomes much more effective when you have a menu of exercises for you and for your horse to be able to literally create hundreds of different combinations.
I created this menu of exercises for you in my new book, Stay in the Saddle, 67 Exercises for Horse and Rider. Check it out here: www.horseclass...

[@waterdragon5418]

As a beginner, I would like a series of mini goals to achieve, from beginner to intermediate beginner to advanced beginner......please.

[@LisadeKramer]

I like this. I get on my horse but my plan is not structured. This is good, thank you

[@suemcfarlane4199]

Hi callie I’ve ridden for more than fifty years but in 2009 I had a severe stroke and I’m now parylised down my left side so I can only use my right leg on the horse I rid the horse is a australian stock horse who used to be a campdraft er which is a Aussie sport that is similar to cuttin you can see videos on you tube but it does mean he neck reins which is important as I can only move my right hand

[@HenriThibodeau]

I use a similar approach for groundwork - keeps things interesting and structured for both me and my horse. Thanks for the video.

[@ruthobrien4261]

Looking forward to next week, I feel I need structure in training. Thank you

[@gracierukavina462]

do you live in Kentucky?

[@tesudarshan1750]

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[@chanellesmith3092]

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