Why lunging at this point is bad!

[@gail2283]

Great video - good info on why not to lunge at that moment - thank you

[@carolynstewart8465]

Robert can ride anything! A consistent, no-nonsense, relaxed, fair rider who makes being good easy and being bad hard!❤

[@maggieb5326]

What a gorgeous horse! Love his conformation.

[@bcazz5202]

downhill

[@caobita]

Awesome video, wel explained. Thank you!

[@PONYHEAVEN]

Toughest of all jobs.

[@boniw698]

Just another amazing video of your knowledge. So much could have gone wrong with someone else. The age theory alone shows how much you truly no. Thank you 🫶💕

[@CGunRanch]

You called that one just right. He has just been able to get away with being bad and obviously fed well and not having a job. That will ruin a bunch of horses. I see this a lot. A novice rider will get a horse and take good care of him. Then the horse will get fresh and be a brat. It will scare the rider because they don’t know what to do. So they send them to a horse trainer and the trainer will get the horse back in line and send it back. The horse will become a brat again because the novice rider won’t make it do right. This will result in the horse getting sent back to a trainer or sold to be someone else’s problem. If you are not a confident rider, then ride with someone who is and knows what they are doing before you go and buy a horse. Horses are dangerous as hell and you will get hurt if you don’t know what you are doing. Take this horse for example, if he took it outside right now, I guarantee you it is going to try something the first chance it gets. Put an inexperienced rider on him and it would be a bad deal. So get training from experienced people and before you buy a horse, have someone you trust look it over. This is the most I have said in about three months.

[@laurenamrhein6601]

Quick question! Around 1:06 time stamp Robert taps Ryder on the shoulder with the rein and Ryder jumps a bit. Is Robert just asking that shoulder to move in? Thanks!

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Robert was asking Ryder to go forward and Ryder was refusing.

[@Alex-horsman]

Yes, horses can be unpredictable and they have bad days too

[@margrobinson6601]

THank you, I have a horse doing much the same, I get off and lunge him but won't be doing so anymore, he does buck and get stuck just like this... I may have to send him away to someone more athletic (& younger) to get him past his temper tantrums..

[@bcazz5202]

dunno. I've had plenty of horses turn out who where started well after 4years old, and I am not nearly the rider Robert is. What am I doing wrong?

[@yessabell1707]

❤❤❤

[@charmaneevans4535]

Does Robert make any noise when the horse is trying to buck?

[@glendascott3724]

Agree 100 percent. This is how I taught mine. I don't lunge. I need to go saddle and get on to work cows or gather. I don't have time to lunge. So they learn at this age to do what is expected. Love this video showing just exactly why you don't lunge forever. I see so many at competitions lunging forever. It's crazy.