Rooting Problem Solved!

[@livesoutdoors1708]

“The two parts need to go together”. Yes the sooner riders discover that the whole body is working as a unit, the better!❤

[@lotusflower2838]

Thank you for all you do for the horses you train and their owners as well. The equine world would be more successful if there were more horsemen that can see the whole picture. I like how you assess every horse from the ground up, whether it be a soundness problem, mind issue, nutritional issue you find it and address it! 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇

[@georgiascott5779]

You are an excellent tutor (horse and/or rider). I started riding when in my fifties and if the instructors had talked about the things you make me aware of, I would not have the problems I have now.

[@julzhepburn3688]

Love your comment you are Quite right ,,being half or poorly taught just because you are a beginner is not a good idea ,,,get the very best teacher you can to start with,,it will give you so much better experience , and not be wasting your time learning bad habits ,,, But of course with horses you never stop learning so the journey ahead is what counts ,,🌄🐎♥️

[@georgiascott5779]

@@julzhepburn3688 If you are a complete novice at riding/horses you don’t know good instruction from bad.

[@traceyhallman691]

My boy does this always to right. He was over it then had 6 mos off with tendon injury. He is now on rehab and im not doing alot of lateral work yet. When he does this i push him over with left leg. Is this correct?? Do i keep neck bend? Should i disengage the hind?? Thank for video and info. T

[@yessabell1707]

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[@jeannerogers7085]

Half the time, I check in to see what the heck you are talking about. Rooting?!

[@rutherose23]

Pulling on your hands

[@blondeenotsomuch]

Personally I am rooting for a Sunday cupcake. And here I am looking at a strawberry blonde horse. Yes, I know that is a description of a human.