Teaching the Stop
Warwick shows you the beginning of teaching the stop.
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Teaching the Spin Part 2
The progression of teaching the spin.
Teaching the Spin Part 1
This is the beginning of teaching the spin. Your horse should be able to go forward, disengage and steer well before starting to teach the…
Teaching the Flying Lead Change
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to teach a simple, clean, flying lead change by using the great basics that you’ve already built. If you…
Teaching the Counter Canter
In this lesson, you’ll introduce a simple, horse-friendly version of the counter canter to develop strength, balance, and body control as a stepping stone toward…
Introducing the Inside Leg
The inside leg is the last piece of primary body control Warwick teaches the horse. Response to the left and right rein independently are the…
The Order of Ridden Exercises
Lateral flexion, disengaging, forward motion walk, trot, canter on loose rein without steering, bend to stop from all gaits, steering, left/right exercise, follow the fence,…
The Circle Exercise
This exercise is the gold standard of circle exercises for reining horses worldwide. This exercise will teach horses how to lope/canter a perfectly round circle…
Teaching Your Horse to Slow Down Off Your Seat
In this clip Warwick shows you what the end product looks like on a finished reiner and then shows you the process on a horse…
Teaching the Counterbend
The counterbend will help with general balance, and will get you to be able to control the shoulders and the ribcage at the same time…
Adding to the Left Right Exercise
In this video I give a lesson to someone with a previously anxious and uncontrollable mare. She has done a great job up until now…
Follow the Fence
This is the second exercise that Warwick does after he does the left/right exercise. This exercise helps to keep them straight. If your horse tends…
The Cross Hairs Exercise
You can do this after the left/right exercise after your horse steers a bit. You will start at a trot and do one direction at…
Working On the Spooky End of the Arena
Warwick works with an eventer who doesn’t like one end of the arena. A simple exercise fixes this problem.
