This manual is for Therapeutic Horseback Riding Programs and is designed to encompass all facets of program development, implementation and continuance. It provides substantial guidelines for…

Tom talks about how it is perfectly okay to tie-up your horse and when is not a good time to do it.

Using Ground Poles & Cones to Improve Riding: Take home useful exercises for all levels of riders in all disciplines with the use of arena props such as ground poles and cones.

Using Arena Equipment to Challenge all Levels: Teaching a solid group lesson is important, especially if you have a variety of riding levels within one class. Specific exercises will be…

Horseback Riding Exercises to Improve Rider Position

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Several videos on how to get started with horse, presented by USEF (U.S. Equestrian Federation), including: Basic Horse Anatomy, with Dr. Liz Barrett; Your First Riding Lesson, with Elaine…

Tom talks about managing his hay barn and what to be careful about when storing hay.

Including a history of vaulting: a look at all the compulsory movements; exercises to do on the ground, on the barrel and on the horse as well as inspiring footage of vaulting routines…

Josh Tishman talks with and shows us how to correctly fit a bit and bridle in this latest training video. Check out Josh’s video!

Tom McCutcheon discusses why he would never go back to L1. Check out Tom’s video!

Tom talks about why they braid their horses tails and shows you a simple way to do it.

Twenty Two minutes in length with graphic footage of sudden horse related falls. Scientific research data and interviews with riders.

With the NRHA Futurity beginning today, everyone is hoping their hard work and training produces the next “big time horse.” How can you tell if your horse has the right stuff? Tom…

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Billy goes over how he teaches his horses guide with two hands and one hand. Billy explains why he wants his horses to be light and responsive to the reins when you teach your horse to guide…

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Mark talks about the partnership of a horse and rider, and using a horses and persons ability together to achieve greater results.

Mark works with a wild mustang that has only been handled a few times.

Tom McCutcheon discusses what should be considered when purchasing a reiner for the first time.

Barbara share the basics of how to mount your horse from a mounting block.

Tom takes you through his choice of bits for the various stages of training.

Lesson Exercises for Various Level Riders: Teaching group lessons to riders with a wide range of riding abilities is always a challenge.

Tom answers Becky’s question about choices of halters for her horse.

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Equi-Stretch® Strengthening and Stretching Techniques Level Two is a specialized extension of the concepts introduced in volume one, Strengthening and Stretching Techniques for the Rider.

Tom goes over how to soften your horses face.

Sam writes in asking about using leg wraps when traveling with your horses.

Teddy speaks about his body position while he is working a horse and where you should sit in your saddle.

Tom McCutcheon gives us some tips on how to grow your program in this latest “Ask Tom Anything.” Check out Tom’s video!

Dell answers Michelle’s question about how to be more consistent while stopping.

Using Arena Equipment to Challenge all Levels: Teaching a solid group lesson is important, especially if you have a variety of riding levels within one class. Specific exercises will be…

How-To Mount a Horse Video: by the Certified Horsemanship Association

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Special Thanks to Shorty’s Caboy Hattery!

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