Training Tip: Disengaging vs Engaging Your Horse’s Hindquarters
To be effective when training your horse, it’s important to understand the difference between disengaging the horse’s hindquarters and engaging…
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One Participation Spot Available in the Fall Clinician Academy
If your goal is to attend the Clinician Academy and establish a career sharing the Method, time is of the…
Balancing Horsemanship and Life
Finding time to focus on your horsemanship can be difficult, especially when you have family and work commitments. With that…
Training Tip: Help for a Pasture-Sour Horse
Question: My horse has always been good out on the trail, but bolshie on the ground and lacks manners. His…
Training Video Assets
All of Clinton’s training kits have written guides that correspond to each of the video lessons. The Arena Mates follow…
Put Miles Under Your Horse’s Feet
Everyone wants their horse to be a safe, dependable partner they can trust in the arena or on the trail….
Training Tip: Horse Pins His Ears When You Walk Past His Stall
A horse pins his ears and acts defensive when you walk past his stall because he is protective of his…
May No Worries Club Video Now Streaming
In the May No Worries Club digital download, Professional Clinician Kristin Hamacher introduces “Come To Me,” an exercise she’s developed…
Find Downunder Horsemanship Clinics and Lessons in Your Area
Our Professional Clinicians and Method Ambassadors routinely teach horsemanship clinics and lessons. While some events are private, many clinics are…
Training Tip: Keeping a Stallion Calm Around Mares
Question: I have a 14-year-old Andalusian stallion. I really need help with a behavior issue he has. How do I…
